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, HERALD AXn NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, Pec. 13. 1!)S PAGE 3 B FT r ! cr-i riWii'' ii'iiiiii Hi' jniiM,wtiiM.iiiiii itiiiiiiirt ANOTHER OWL REBOUND Ore Tech's Jack Horton (in white! comes down with a stray rebound in Friday's Owl win over Moffeff AFB. Flier Harold Holdorf (13) hooks an arm past Horton in a futile attempt to retrieve the ball while teammate Rod Proffitt (5) tries to check Horton's forward progress. Moffett's Doug Grant (25) is shown in background at left. OS Wins, UO Loses On Friday C0KVALL1S (AP) - Oregon Stale's rangy Beavers treated their fans to a 67-52 victory over Montana State University in the opener of their home basketball (eason here Friday night. The Beavers, with a starting lineup that averaged 6-4, started slowly and were behind 14-13 mid way in the first half. Then they spurted to a 28-19 halftime ad vantage and coasted in through the final period. Jay Carty, 6-7, and reserve Jim my Woodland were high scorers for Oregon State with 14 points each. The close-checking Beavers held the Montanans' ace scorer, Terry Screnar, to six points. Vince Ig natowicz topped the visitors with 13. The box: Minltni State U Screnar Harna RueKsegRer lenatowicz Balko Sullivan O Blllovlch TOTALS flreenn State Jnhnnon Carty Anderion Wold Patterson Woodland Stafford Critrhfield Klynn Jarobson Nllix Campbell TOTALS Montana State U Oregon State F 2- 3 1-2 3- 5 1-5 1- 3 4- 7 2- 3 3 6 2 1 1 7 1 13 4 II 4 12 1 2 io u-;s in . 0 1-10 1 2-3 0- 2 14 5 10 2-3 3 in 0-0 1 2 2-3 1 14 2-3 0- 0 1- 1 0- 0 1- 1 2- 2 31 1.1-19 19 e; 3352 3967 BOZRMAN, Mont. (AP) Mon tana State College, with Larry Chanay leading the way, handed the University of Oregon its first defeat of the season, 81-75, Fri day night. It was one of two first round games in the Treasure Stale bas ketball classic. Oklahoma City University beat San Francisco, 71- 64, in the other Chanay sank his last six free throws as the visitors fouled in pressing to get the ball after the Montanans had gone ahead, 74- 63, on guard Andy Matson's field goal. Chanay wound up with 32 points, 20 of them on 27 tries at the foul line, for high scoring honors. Four Oregon players were in double figures, Dale Hcrron with 18, Chuck Rask with 17, Charlie Warren with 16 and Glenn Moore with 15. Rask hit on U of 13 free trfow attempts. The box: fire eon H-ran RoberUon Moore Rak Strickland Kimpton Warren Hayes TOTALS Mnnlina Slate Chaney Bryant Bradley Matxnn Murphy Bratton Owenl Enaa TOTALS NEW COLLEGE IN ACTION The newly-formed College of the Siskiyous basketball squad went down scrapping as they took a 72-48 beating at the hands of the Oregon Tech Jayvees in the preliminary to the Friday night OTI-Moffett AFB game. Above Ore Tech freshman Norman Johns pre pares to pass to a teammate after Siskiyou's Dave Lilva (13) made an unsuccessful attempt to swipe the ball. Knick 'Runt1 Files Claim NEW YORK (AP) Richiei Garden and Knickerbocker rcc- Guerin, a 6-4 little man among, ords, both team and individual, the National Basketball Assn. gi-were shattered, but it was Guerin ants, was the proud possessor Sat-.who stole the spotlight. Richie hit uiday of the all - time Madison Square Garden individual scoring record for a professional or col on 18 of 31 field goal attempts and 21 of 26 free throw tries. His previous high was 41 points against St. Louis. biienn, in nis lourth season with the Knicks after two years in the Marines, scored 20 points in the first quarter and 12 in the second stanza for 32 at halftime. He slumped to 7 in the third peri od but wound up with a flourish as he netted 18 in the last 12 min utes. The Knick ace, equally effective in front and back court, was hampered with a bad back ear lier in the season. Guerin broke Carl Braun's Knick scoring record of 47 points. McMINNVILLIi (AP) Jack) set 12 years ago. He also eclipsed Riley poured in 18 points Friday the Garden pro mark of 50, os nieht and led Linficld to a 71-BO" tablishcd by Philadelphia's Neil lege player The 27-year-old lormer Ionai (NY) star collected 57 points Fri day night in a dazzling display of shooting as the New York Knickerbockers crushed the Syra cuse Nationals 152-121. In another NBA game at Bos ton, the Celtics turned back the St. Louis Hawks 122-99 in Boston for their eighth straight victory. Jack Riley's 18 Powers Linfield Scoreboard By TIIK ASSOCIATED PRKSS Oregon Prep Kaskethall Klkton 55, Crow 20 Westfir 55, Triangle Lake 27 Harrisburg 64, Central Linn 41 Gold Beach 55, .Maplelon 50 Camas Valley 64, Canyonville Bible Academy 52 Central Catholic 76, Madison 38 i both Portland) South Kugene 52. South Salem 41 Serra iSalem) 57, Mt. Angel 41 Willamina 50. Dayton 32 Neahkahnie 66. Coquille 48 Arlington 38, Culver 31 Sisters 57, Condon 41 Junction City 56, Turner 49 Myrtle Point 55, Florence 49 Waldport 55. Taft 52 Wy'East 53, The Dalles 39 Monmouth 41. Silverton 36 Hood River 52, Banks 48 Grant (Portland) 64, Gresham 48 Philomath 47, Nestucca 42 Washington iPortland) 50, Park- rose 46 Pasco. Wash. 52, Pendleton 45 Franklin 60, Douglas 57 ' both Portland) Caldwell, Idaho 54, Baker 43 Lakeview 60, Klamath Falls JVs 53 Madras 63, Prineville 45 Hermiston 74, Milton-Freewater 45 Astoria 59, Centralia, Wash. 44 North Bend 67, Grants Pass 56 Salem Academy 74, Amity 33 Albany 50, Hillsboro 33 Vale 59, Payette, Idaho 45 Parma, Idaho 47, Nyssa 38 Perrydale 56, Gaston 29 Harrisburg 64, Brownsville 41 Roosevelt (Portland) 71, Battle Ground, Wash. 57 Sandy 66, Benson (Portland) 44 Canby 52, Aurora 44 Klamath Falls 48, Springfield 41 Troutdale 53, Estacada 37 Yoncalla 64. Oakland 44 Central Point 53. Willamette 49 Lebanon 56, Newport 49 Woodburn 58, Stayton 29 Seaside 36, Yamhill 34 Jefferson 48, Colton 34 Sublimity 46, Silelz 35 Eddyvillc 50, Valsetz 24 Washington Deaf School 54, Ore gon Deaf 37 DOUBLE TEAMED Moffett Air Force Base's Rod Proffitt (5) gets away a jump shot in Friday's OTI-Moffett game at the Ore Tech gym, but not before being harassed by Owls Dennis McKee (44) and Roy Johnson. The Mile High quint picked up its first win of the season when it downed the Fliers, 76-53. Grabs Crown Don Carter World Keg CHICAGO (API Any doubt as merman had 145.41 for second and lo the greatest bowler in the conn- $Uy,. Tnird place wcnl lo Janet ' try was quickly dispelled Fridav ,. . . ... , , . when Don Carter, Ihc lU-yoar-oId "T Wh!'CT' Call(" ho had St. Louis native, won his second 145 3i 'nr h-5, world's bowling title in threel Individual scoring honors for the years. itournament went lo balding. 41- While Carter vas winning the year-old Lou Frantz of Louisville, men's title and a chock for $5,000,1 Ky., who had a perfect 300 game Olga Gloor, a spunky 39-year-old in ,ne qualifying round last Satur housewife and bowling instructor '' '' al,tl 10 Miss Sylvia Wene of from Chicago, was capturin; Ihe Philadelphia who matched Lou's KUHS Tops Millers 48-41 Friday Night (Cnnlimit'd from Page 1-B) rrinay niglH me pelicans won themselves a bailgame. 43-41. hut not before thry came mighty close to getting Iheir tail-feathers singed. Paul Bishop, who topped all scorers with a lotal of 18 points. counted eight big ones in the third quarter to keep his club in a game lhat saw Ihe score tied five limes and the lead swap ownership I fouling out with 2:21 left in game. Kl'HS tl Lewis Pat7ke &anto Rishnp Dunson Binnpy l.apslpy Biehn Kastman TOTALS FRIIIAV GAMI women's crown before a packed Chicago Coliseum and a national television audience Carter's performance, which was all the more spectacular since he was in 71st place last Saturday among the 128 men. Going into Ihe final four games of the position round, Don needed one victory and when Billy Golcm biewski of Detroit won the first two games, Ihe pressure was on Ihe sloop-shouldered veteran. Don actually won Ihe title in the third game when he doubled in Ihe tenth frame In win 186-180 and end Golembiewski's hopes for the title. Carter added a little icing lo Ihe cake in Ihe final game, winning 205-2114. This left Carter with a Petersen point lotal of 320.32 while Golem- biewski had 316.27. In third was1 Andy Rogoznica of Chicago with I 31.1.05. Second place was worth' $2,500 and third $1,250. In the women's division. Mrs. Gloor came through in the final position round match to win her first major individual title. Olga beat Donna Zimmerman of o oTortsTn Aklon in ,llc lwo fi"fl games lo 4 lake ine line, worm S2..i0lt. Mrs. Gloor finished with 149.02 Petersen points while Miss Zim- 2 1 feat with a 300 in the finals on Friday. 2 4 o-:t 6 5 3-3 0-0 the 1 in 3-s 1-1 l 1:1 Oregon College Frosh 43, Molalla,""' "' j , I a-ll NIC II HI M 1 1 1 VT I 1 1. "11 IIHIIIC Elgin 59, Burns 40 I u , . , ill 1 1 IV lirill Ull'ii ll-vuirtl'il a tl-.J,i White Swan, Wash. 33, Rainier 29 Del Norte, Calif. 53, Brookings 30 Phoenix 50, Pleasant Hill 49 St. ' Mary's Medford 56, Point 40 Lincoln 'Portland) 57, (Beaverton) 38 Roseburg 79, Corvallis 58 Drain 38, Sutherlin 35 spread at the three quarter mark off Ihe combined efforts of Bishop T,?,TA, II si'rivci H.i.n Kt) iarp Matthews McMahon Herman King Willi Dennla FO IT I O I)-II fl-n i-s Whitworth End 11 " Receives Honor r Tr J KANSAS CITY (AP) - William l o Cole, an end from Whitworth Col- 2 ,5 lege, Spokane, was Ihe only a s Northwest player named lo the 2 7 i uu nll.Lifiw rnnmll inn.v. ,l.,..t nni nnn tr-..i.,.-.n Eagle i In Ihe big third the Whitebirds Jesuit ' 'ai'ed to score until the period was four minutes old. Here. East man rebounded and sunk a long shot missed by Bishop to make Hatriime Srore: KUHS 23. 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Guerin's 18 field goals tied both Garden and Knick records while his 21 free throws bettered pre vious Garden and Knick marks. College Basketball Pilt 74, St. Johns (N.Y.) 73 Oklahoma Cily 71, San Fran cisco 54 ' Montana State 81, Oregon 75 SOUTH North Carolina 60, Kansas 49 The Citadel 75, George Wash ington 58 N.C. Stale 66, Kansas State 59 MIDWEST Cincinnati 123, St. Joseph's (Pa.) 79 ' , Drake 83, Utah State 73 Marquette 74. South Dakota St. 69 WEST Southern Calif. 73, Oklahoma State 50 Washington 56, Idaho 52 Utah 103, Wichita 80 Wyoming 75, Peppcrdine 68 UCLA 62, Brigham Young 42 Texas Ai.VI 70, Midwestern i Tex.) 43 Arkansas Tech 88, Hendrix 56 Oregon College Basketball Oregon State 67, Montana State U 52 Montana State College 81, Oregon 75 Portland 60. South Dakota 45 Oregon College of Education 86, George Fox 64 Hawaii 56, Lewis and Clark 45 Pacific Lutheran 81, Willamette 68 Linfield 71, College of Puget Sound 60 'Chico Stale 59, Soulhern Oregon 55 College Football Utah State 48, Hawaii 6 next 3'j minutes, hit four for tour tries from outside and passed off to Eastman for another, to boost the KF five to the 37-33 lead. KU's Bob Lewis fouled out with 7:01 left in the fourth period and on subsequent free-throws by Lar ry King. Springfield high-pointer, the Millers moved to 37 - 35, the closest Ihey were to get for Ihe balance of the game. The Springfielders slapped a full court press on Ihe Pels that lasted for Ihe remaining five minutes and from here on the Pelicans counted, with the exception of one field goal by Eastman, seven poinls at the free-throw line as the Millers were charged with seven consecu tive fouls. The rough, erratic game saw the Pels connect on only 17 of 60 shots from the field while the Millers made 14 of 55. The KU club hit 14 for 24 at the charity stripe and Springfield was good for only 13 of 27. The shorter Millers dominated the backboards in the first half but the Pels took command in the last two periods. Both teams lost Iheir "big" man in Ihe last quar ter: Miller Jack Matthews. 6-5. 1 I S--iT lit 41 i Pri hv the Nnlinna Accn nf In 2.1. Sprlnnfleld ,,..., .,,,,,:.. 1 1 iho.-? I 1 1 I I B I I 1 I II II I I I i U I k All !? 1 1 LilSJiJUUlLJiaJB 1 1 9 f High fidelity table radio plus a pullout pocket-size Transistor Portable Raiders Nipped By Chico State CHICO, Calif. 'AP Soulhern Oregon suffered its second bas ketball loss of Ihe season Friday night, 59-55. at the hands of Chico State. Gordon Carrignn of Southern Oregon was high scorer of the game with 17 points. Al Aikens coached the team in P'acc of Ted Schopf. who suffered leg injury in an automobile ac cident en route here. 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