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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON PAGE NTVU Doug Smart Named WC Player Of Year Hrv l mu d PreM International BE.. fivncrn I'm r... Biart, University of Washington's Hen'ed all-around performer, Eu:ed Press International All est Coast basketball team an Bunted today. the West and the No. 1 re- und artist in the Paciiic Toast inference. was named Player the Year m a close ballot i:h LCLAS nan inirence. reie He-veil, who piloted University of aiilomia s Golden Bears to the HcC championship, easily was (icked as "Coach ol the Year." EARS. GAELS SHIT OL'T Surprisingly enoi:sh. the voters Delany's Temper Sizzles By CHUCK CAPAI.no I AcmtriatrH PrpK Snort H in r MILWAUKEE (API - Ron De anv s 01cHno-1iKe temper aimo-. xploded Monday niRht when he earned men wu uncial uhk m qualifying him after his 32nd unsecutive indoor victory in the tile. The Irihh distance runner regis- rretl a -i-ih uumum in uie ,10111 games only 4H hours after otinding to a world record 1:01.4 i n New 1 orK- Delany had to co all out to de eat istvan liozsa olcvi Monday niKht. Del any caught the Huncar lan on me nnai lurn. cui w iae and crossed the line wstn about four yards to spare Informed afterward that at least one inspector inouni ne miumiu hae been disuualiiied tor gran- Dins Rod s arm in that last curve. Lie; any snoi nacKi "Oh. don't cue me that. I've neer neen aisuuaiiiiea in my uie. What was I come tu d(T say ex cuse me ana waih : Rozy himself said he didn't want to press the matte r. Aim through an interpreter if Delany had fouled him. Ilozy answered: He grabbed my arm, but it w.isn inienuunai. It seems that inspector Mel Kifhner spotted Delany as the rishman thrust aido liozy s arm on ms wa io un vicuhjn b n lie ai ODseivei. itu nuyuun, University of thicago track coach. i r ul-l. . . .' l U S,i ,. UU S dlJll -UlUlK ouiu iidr been sutticient taue to wave him off the track. Besides, said Hay- don. Rozy left his lane another cause lor tiiquamieauun. Delatiy and Rozy ran 45 in the Five-man held through the first six laps of the 11-lap race while Lhi- cao s rnu toieman anu ndinc lmrmri. an Aussie enrolled at Houston. Tex., set the pace. If it weren't for the Delany Rozsavolgyi rivalry and Delany s t nne-trom-nenina lciory nine Max Truex would be :o. t noy w iui me rccoia hi bih -i uwu i 1,113. The Los Angeles gamecock turned in the second lastest two- mile clocking on record, ram- mine nonie a nan-iap aneau ui failed to name a single man to he first team from the PCC title- winning squad and St Mary's West Coast Athletic Conference champions. Along with Smart and Torrence on the first team were Lee Har man. Oresnn State Charlev Brown of Seattle and Paul Neu mann. Slaniord Exhibition Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mondav Results Cincinnati 7. Los Angeles I Philadelphia ft, Washington 1 Detroit 4. St. I 0 Milwaukee 9. New Y'ork Chicago (AI 7. Pittsburgh 3 Kansas City 4. Baltimore 1 Tuesday Schedule Cincinnati vs. Kansas City at West Palm Beach Philadelphia vs. Chicago A at Tampa St. Lens vr. Pitlsbtmh fti W Myers UIIm im t. V.t Vnrt at St California clicked for three men Petersburg i the s:-man second team, i i, . . mm n.ui si I alio. placing Darrall lmhoff. AI Buch anj and Dennis Fitzpatrick a basis Chicago (Ml s Cleveland at of 10 points lor the first teamiMr.a and five for the second lmhoff. I San Francisco vs. Boston ai Tom Meschery of St. Marys and 'phoenix Fitzpatrick all got as many or Baltimore $. , Washington ai more first -place votes than Neu- Miami 'N mann. but the Stanlord guard was iiamed on nearly every ballot for a first or second place berth .lohn Werhas. Southern Califor nia s fine performer. barely missed making the second team as he was nosed out by Bruno Boin of Washington and Dave Klurman of College oi Pacific. TOP SCORERS DOMINATE The all-around strcngtn of the lirst team is shown in the sea sons averages. Iorrence leads in the Pacific Coast Conference in scoring: Smart was second. Neu mann third. Harman tilth Brown as the big gun in another fine season for the Seattle Chieftains. Smart was far - and - away the oest rebound man in the West; and he led the PCC in field goal percentage. SPORTS WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor Pelicans Maintain Third Place Berth H THE UUHH i a i fr.D PRESS fatoril still tops the Associated Press poll as the annual state high school basketball tourna ments grow near Falls and Jelferson Last week s No I team. Pendle ton, slipped notch after splitting pair of weekend games with Basketball Scoreboard Bv THE USOI I MED PRESS COU BCE BASKETBALL Rorrirr Conference Playolf New MXka State 78, Arizona Stale luv 57 NA1 Tournament at Kansas City First Round Grambling La' 81. Christian i Brothers Memphis' 70 Central 'Ok!a State 75. Ken tucky State t5 Pacific Lutheran 78. Western Montana tK) Arkansas State Tchrs 70. Pikes vtlle 'Ky1 87 Indiana State 87. Morningside S NCAA Lands Oscar; 'Cats Top St. Louis In the next-to-last poll of the: Baker Marshtield. idle this past week. mosed up to No 5 while Pendleton went down to sixth Med ford held on to seventh place and Bend to eighth. St. Helens. No M last week, tumbled from the top 10 and was replaced in the ninth place by Grant of Portland Grant was in a 10th place tie with Baker last week, and moved up despite a season Astoria easily outdistanc ed runner-up North Salem in the balloting by sports writers and broadcasters. It was the fourth consecutie week atop the poll for the As torians. who drew U votes lor !irst place. North Salem got three first-place votes and Jefferson of Por;land one B) OSLO ROBERTSON latacjpttel Pr Sporu Writer The NCAA with all 23 brackets filled, gets down to the business oi picking its im major college bas ketball champion tonight with a triplcheadcr in New York and two games at Lexington. Ky. The tield was completed Mon- day mgni vt bn I'uKintiaii qudu :tied as the Missouri Valley Con Iferenie representative and New Mexico State won the Border Con- Minnesota Dulu'.h 8i Snerman. Tex' 79 Fort Hays 'Kn.1 State Westmiter I tah 60 West Virginia Wesleyan W'hitticr Calif' M Austin' ference playoff t incinnati turned hack St Louis mi-".1! tor a 13 1 conference record although All-America Oscar Ro- R4,,bertson sat out the last seven minutes with live fouls after scor ing 22 points Big "O" ended the The order of the top four teams .split in games last week a Io w as unchanged from last week : to Jefferson and a win o er Madison. Baker after its split with Pen dleton took 10th place alone this week. All of the ton 10 teams are as- Boosters Honor Club UPI Voting SAN FfrANCISCO (UPI) Here is the United Press Interna tional all-Pacific Coast basketball team 'compiled on a basis of 10 points for a first-place vote, five points for second1: Firs! Team Plaver and School Points Walt Torrence, I'CLA f (18! Lee Haiman. Ore St. f (158 Doug Smart. Washn. c (Iff Charley Brown. Seattle g '110 'Paul Neumann, Stanford g '105 Second Team Player and School Points Tom Meschery. St Marys f '75' Bruno Boin. Washn f Dave Klurman. COP f (111 Darrell lmhoff, Cal. e '73i AI Buch. Cal. g (V Dennis Fitzpatrick, Cal. g '"Oi The Pelican Roostrr Club w ill host (he Klamath I nion Peliran basketball team at the regular weekly dinner meeting which is scheduled for the Chuck Wa gon reslaur.tnl Wednesday eve ning at f:30, it was noted today by Harry Molatore, president. The Pets and roach Dean White will be honored at a pro gram destined to give them a good sendoff M their trip to Eu gene next w eek in defense of their 195S Slate basketball championship. The KL- cagers are matched with the Astoria Fishermen In the opening game of the tourney on Tuesday. March IT. All KF sport fans are invited to attend the- dinner. parentheses 1 1. Young Pro Nabs First Major Win NEW ORLEANS ' AP -A new ly found putting touch and a bag-l ful of confidence were all the tools bashing Bill Collins needed' to win the $20,000 New Orleans! Open Golf championship and es tablish himself as a force to be I considered on the tournament trail. The easy-going Collins came in with a two-undcr-par 70 in Mon day's final round. His distance shooting and delicate touch on the greens gave him a four-round to tal of 280. three strokes belter than Jackie Burke Jr. and Tom Nicporte. who tied for second. The tournament was the first major victory lor Collins, 30. a 230-pound former Marine who learned the game as a caddy in his native Baltimore. Ud. He won only $1,400 in prize money in ear lier tournaments, but hit the jack- . pot for $.".300 Monday. He collected $2 800 for leading the field home, assured himself ; i , i i ol another $l.ooo by qualifying for I OUrndlTIl?!!! MOOT"; H O n D T ournament of champions at ! BEND (AP) High quality plavlCvwl Pftafh can be anticipated by fans at the N'"IJI VWQV'M Orecnn class B hich school has- ketball tournament here, if the! Coach Wall.v Talmhcrg and Cincinnati t. St. Louts SS) Ka.isas State 76. Nebraska H Oklahoma M. Colorado so Missouri 68, Iowa State 67 Niagara 78. Buflalo 66 Williams 65. Amherst 62 T-Birds Win In OT, 81-78 All-Indian Tourney Hearing I The Cliiloquin Thunderhird lonly local entry in the the sured berths in the state class l-A tournament except Bend and cram, iney lace piayoll games mil tvil'lN-Thr. nlv lncal ra. Tuesday lor the right to go to the lr,. , Hie iiinnminn Ml .Indian I Bnatftball Tournament which will tourney. I basketball tournament, the Chilo-11'1' h'ld ln ,h'' Chiloquin High Bend meets Corvallis and firant iquiii Thunderbirds. warmed up for school gymnasium, begin their ft play s Fianklin I the tourney here Monday night bylnal week oi preparation for the The noli with season re, nrd in edging out Oregon rood. 81-78. in "'urney. along wun n omer squaa: overtime. It was the Ural win for irom an over me Lintea Males Points. the T-Birds over Oregon Food this The tourney, which will he held us year, losing the ursi tnree en- "eunesnay. viarcn in iniougn 128 .counters to the OK quintet aturday. March 11, opens with 114 Oregon Food led up until the final . Warm Springs meeting LaConner loo'period. posting quarter leads otiand Reno clashing with Mobridge 84 22-21. 51-40. 61 56 with the Chilo- in the Wednesday afternoon ses A9quin squad tieing up the game atjsion San Francisco and Fort Yates s;, the end ol regular time. 71-71. lnjbcgin the evening session while 21 1 the overtime period Chiloqtnn Bushy and Phoenix mix in the lol ls tossed in 10 points to Ol s seven lowing tilt. Neah Bay gets into ac 17 the tournament of champions at Las Vegas. New. and the tirm he represents chipped in with another $1,500. Collins was one stroke behind Calilornia's Gene Littler as the final round opened hut many thought he would bend to the pres sure of such high atmosphere. When the smoke cleared, it was accurate indicator. Fach has 17 or more victories. Wheeler, with a 22-3 mark, has H0NOUABL1-: MENTION: Wer has. I'SC ' 30i ; Ogorek. Seattle ' 40i : Wright. COP '40- Doss. St. ZSF'JEL IsS. rK 4 I the bigmoney winning Littler who " most. Voncalla and Merrill 2a'; Sobrero. Santa Clara M'.l oach nas won 2i. against two de- Anderson. Seattle Pacific '20'; T3 aPart- , . feats Coleman. Idaho (U)i Liveious. I ror a goner piagueo wun pui-. , . Idaho 1 151; Forbes. Pepperdmcfng trouoies mosi oi me wimer, ""!-' - '" '15' Hubbard Long Beach State Collins put on a superb exhibition poorest among the entrants. But ur,.,m n,ro ,,. Vrm-'of greens wizardry. He slapped in it will seek to prove that means strong. Portland 1 10' : IntMnn Slate '10': Blue dine tlol; Bazadier. Los Angeles Burke, the Mamesha Lake. N. State '10': LeCour. USF (M; Y 90S of a golf pro. came in Burgess. Gonzaga MO'; and five with a 67 for the day's best round points each for: Irvine. Washing- to jump into the tie for runner-up. ton- Kent Miller. UCLA: Arrilaga. The placid Nieporte. plays out of Stanford: Curtis. Pacific Luther-1 Bronxvilie. N.. dcsi snowing oi Astoria '21-P North Salem '20-2 Klamath Falls '19-3' .lejfcrson 19-3 Marshiield 13-9' Pendleton IS 4' Medford '17-4' Bend '19-3' 9 Grant 17-3 1 10 Baker 1S-4' Others Franklin of Portland 14. St. Helens it. Sandy 8. Corvallis Grants Pass 6. North Bend 5. Douglas of Portland and Mvrlle Creek 4. Slayton and South Salem L Ion ol Ol- with 16. .les eon of Chiloquin with 15. and the T-Birds' Erwin Criiine and Oregon Food's Andy Knudsen with 14 apiece. Oregon Food hit only 15 of 34 tries Irom the loul line while the winners tossed in 17 of In the two preliminary games. : . . . i -r i Kiamain lonnrv ntsnnnM mM. records of the eight teams are an "i "asKcuiaii J r" A... .' j. featetl the Chiloquin Parks I hiln.ium -SI) ilHi Orrt r-nir . r ,14. Ruff '2' F i D.wn Crumr '14' C 10, Slrrhlml V Jot 19i G Ui lnl.hv MiC'utchenn '10, C 'XI' White tion Thursdav alternoon when they basketball i take the winner ol the Reno Top Records Feature B to cinch the victory Klamath I'nion coach. Dean White points to-' Oregon t-ood to ton BJ1 openi plav Thursday night when scot ers while the LBirOI 91 nun ,h(,v matt,h ti)ients with the winner JM hit for 19 tor second placeol lhp San Francisco-Fort Yates honors. Trailing were Gene Stren- ,.(in(k) Tho -Pftlinj .,n McCutch-1 iun ,,n PvMav arilh lhp Imals commencing on Saturday night. Of the 12 teams entering, five are repeaters from last year. Neah Hay. last year's runncrup. Browning. Montana, last year's fourth place squad: Fort Yates; regular .season a the nat.on's No. 1 major college .scorer with a 33 2 average. New Mexico State defeated Ari zona State Iniversity 78-57 for the Border title and a 17-10 over all mark With the NCAA landing basket ball's coveted Oscar, the National Invitation i ournament iieid of 12 was completed by the addition of Bradley, runner-up in the Missouri Valley. Bradley had a 12-2 confer ence record. Alter tonight s tnpleheader at New York's Madison Square Gar den and the douhleheader at Lex ington, it will take a single game Wednesday night at Las Cruces, IS M. to reduce the field to 16 for the four regional tournament! starting Friday at Charlotte. N.C., Evanston. Ill . Lawrence. Kan., and San Francisco. Here is the lineup for tonighl'i games with team records: At New York West Virginia ' 25-4 ' vs Dartmouth 1 22-5 ' . Con necticut 17-6' vs Boston Univer sity (M. North Carolina '20-4 vs Navy I IM), At Lexington Kastern Ken tucky -18-5- s Louisville 16-10), All Indian .Bowling Green 18-7' vs Marquettt ' 22-4 ' . Wednesday BjgM Idaho Stale fl94) tackles. New Mexico Stat 17-10 at Las Cruces. Third-ranked Cincinnati, which beat NIT-bound St Louis 57-50 earlier in the season, had to go all out to wrap up its second straight appearance in the NCAA postsea son competition. Robertson scored 17 points in th first halt as the Bearcats took a 37-29 lead. He whipped in fiva more belorc being charged with his fifth personal. Mike Mendcnhall, who has com pleted his eligibility and will not be permitted to play in the cham- minted B Mobndce match while Browning 5 !hp naPrai Hrfrnsn anH haU off a St Louis rally which car ried the Bnilkeni within threa points with two minutes remain ing. Four free throws, two by Mendenhall. pulled the Bearcat! out of danger Second-ranked Kansas State, tha Big Fight champion, also com pleted its regular season by down ing Nebraska 76-54. All-America Bob Boozer collected 29 points to squad Panel. Portland: Sigaty Mary s; Dold. St Mary s: Mobley. Sacramento State. were guests of the Owl noois. um till noosier organiza tion, at a banquet held in the Chuck Wagon Monday night. Palmberg introduced his players and commented on their probabili ties for the coming season, noting that the squad had what it takes to become the 19W) Oregon Colle giate Conference champs. Ross ' Wash-1 four nrdies and needed only one nothing when it clashes withi A trophy in the form of a silver Pepper- PutI on W greens. i uww ihbi i iahm, hhih painiea oawm nan inscrinen mm uwi '" iicic i tic iuuvi im i ins wiirus i vim . Dili B nvai that game will sweep to the finals. SOC" was presented lo Palmberg. No favorite has been establish- hut the Herald and News trophy ed for the tournament, which destined for the most inspirational opens here Thursday, but there player on the team was lelt un registered his 15 considerable support lor .lei- claimed when the lan originally the tour. plit-jfcrson. which won 17 of 20 games chosen failed to appear at the ban Sub for T-Bird. G-ore 13, Paraioo 2, J MrCiitrhPon 18. Sub fnr Oregon Prtrn . Duncan 7. Official! V - Ui Ulio. Reno, last year's winner of the sportsmanship trophy and the boat ing Thunderbirds. who snared third place in 1958. The 1951 winner of the tourney '"i"", was the Lodce Grass Saints, who were led by Larry Pretty Weasel Pretty Weasel was the recipient of the most valuable player award as a result of his setting of the record for the most points in single game by one player. Last year s top 10 players of the raise his avaraga to 25.9. Joe Kelly paced New Mexico Stale as Hie Aggies hit on 50 per cent of their field goal attempt! in running away from the Sua Devils. Cincinnati's loss of Mendenhall of the NCAA tournament was ex pected But not so the loss of Ed Martin by Connecticut. Martin. the I'conns' second leading scorer 01 and top rcbounder, was hospital- iieu suutv. una., wun an ao- St. and Jefferson Star Given Sentence f. eaxnr4 crnrinO fllllhark dtl Larson Hits 20 wo n recoro naraei ru uawiniw i . n mim i. h oh i iriibi auu a atai ,immm arai ma of foustrm in 8 47.2. only i.aw- - , . , . :,h,n i , ' in VIMnrif ClflU . . ., i.tSL II U I, I uiui,i'iwi.ii.r WBWW. w w rence s :4" eiiori in ,c ion. , , .. . ontav . - tine $3,300 with Burke. durinE the recular season. Littler, a heavv favorite after The first day's schedule: quet. Sports Scene BASKETBALL City league AI Conger School 6 :ifl Oregon Food vs Naval serve 7:45 Price-Wise vs Dells lournev were Pretty Weasel; Wil lis Medicine Horse, Lodse Grass Chuck Davis. Neah Bay: Joe t'!crlail Toppenisli. K. Big Pond. Reno: Marvin Wilbur, Warm Sprints. Sylvester A r r o w t o p. Re-1 Browning: .loJo George. Chiloquin: A. Kills Crow. Fort Yatos and Turk larkishtum. Neah Bay. pcndicitis attack OSBORN HOTEL EUGENE. OIUC. k j. a. .,,. jo. a..s jv. erritor. TkornaehlT Modern his record 64 on the fi.700 yard City Park course Saturday, came apart with a billowing 75 in the final round and finished with 284. Saturday night was tasier. Line Delanv s mile record, it has noi hppn sanrlioned as vet. 2:30 p.m. Jefferson '17-3) Joseph 119-3'. 3:45 p.m. Mapleton (17-71 Wheeler '22-3'. 7:30 p.m. Merrill '21-21 Yoncalla 21-2. 8:45 p.m. Corbett 20-4i Pilot Rock 120-5'. TITLE BOLT SITE NEW YORK lyPIi-Promoler Bill Rosensohn was expected to announce at a press conlerence today that the Floyd Patterson lngemar Johansson heavyweight ML flnht ..ill ho clanprf at N'PW York's Yankee Stadium, possibly; of petty larceny stemming from jlmc 23. I then nt gasoline irom a cai . sentence Monday. He was convicted In municipal court of petty larceny after plead ing guilty to a charge that he helped sleal two automobile tires from a serv ice station. Judge J. J. Murchison said in passing sen tence that he will ask the parole olficer to review the case. Less than a month before Ren- fro. 18. was arrested on a charge GETS FOOTBALL TV Keith Larson potted 20 points, m YORK 't'PI' The NCAA last night at Mills School in Vic- has awarded television rights to tory League action to lead the Tigers past the Village Court, 61-39. Jim Johnson hit for 16 to pace the losers. ln the other scheduled action. De Molay Golds won bv forfeit over R & R. lis 1959 lootball program to the National Broadcasting Company for the fifth straight year. The 1959 TV college program will in clude the telecast of 10 games na tionally, on nine Saturdays and Thanksgiving Day The Grapefruit League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Detroit Tigers added some heft to their pitching staff this winter by obtaining Ray Narleski and Don Mossi Irom Cleveland. What they're looking for now is a strong comeback by Billy Hoeft. their southpaw ace of three years ago. If Hoeft continues to make a good showing, look for the 41 odds currently quoted on the Tigers' American League pennant chances to drop rapidly. Monday the 26-year-old south paw looked every bit the pitcher he was in 1956 when he won 20 games He worked three hitless innings as the Bengals blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 40 The losers collected their lour hits ofl Ihe combined olferings of Tom Morgan and Jim Raugh. With Hoeft. Narleski. Mossi. Frank Lary. Jim Running and Paul Foytack in good working or der, the Tigers may wind up with the best staff in the league. Another question mark lefty Curt Simmons, who has had .an nus arm and leg ills the past cou ple of years, also turned in a no hit clfort for three innings as the Philadelphia Phillies downed the Washington Senators ft-1. In other games, the Kansas City A' brat the Baltimore Orioles 4-1. the Chicago White Sox whipped the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-3. the Cincin nati Reds downed the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-2 and the Milwaukee Braves deleated the New York Yankees !Mi Harry Anderson shared honors with Simmons in Philadelphia's victory He belted a three-run Turner in the first inning The Athletics got slick mound work from Boh Grim and Jack I'iban. who limited Baltimore to seven hits Boh Cerv singled home to of KC s tallies Rookie Leo Burke homered for the Or ioles John Romano and John ralli son. both first year men. homered lor the White Sox Chicago put to gether four runs in the fifth on Callison s home run and three er rors by lirst baseman Dick Stuart. Vada Pinson. the Reds' young center fielder, drove in five runs against the Dodgers. He had a homer, triple and single. Brooks Lawrence was the winning pitch er Duke Snider starred fnr Los Angeles with two singles i.r Wavp still another voung ouilielder. delivered a vital three-1 I run home run for Milwaukee It I put the Braves in front 8-5 in the I fourth and sent the Yanks on to ward their first setback in the I grapefruit circuit Earlier. Joe Ad cock, their slugging first baseman, j ended his w ar of nerv es with the Braves by signing his 1959 con 'tract. I The Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox completed a trade that sent outfielder Chuck Tanner to i Boston and pitcher R. W. Smith I to the Cubs. Detroit was coupled with Cleve land in :he latest odds from I.os Vegas. The Yankees, of course, are the heavy favorites at 2-5. The White Sox are 8-1. Boston 12-1. Baltimore 30-1 and Kansas City and Washington 100-1 each In the National League. Mil waukee is 1-2. Pittsburgh 31. 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