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Newspaper Page Text6c PAGE 10 A HERALD AND KE&I&math Falls, Ore. Thursday, March 3, 1900 IIU Groaners Mopes High As 6 A4 tourney Hears Klamath Union mat coaches Do rtantx Duncan andOack Peterson lf)-3 setback earlier in the mk Other Whitcbird tournam'cni calico a halt this afternoon to prep arations for lite trip to Mcdlord where the Pelican varsity will compete in the annual District 6 A-l Wrestling Tournament on lied rick Court Friday and Saturday. Team hopes are rising as the tourney draws near with several members expected to gain berths for the coming state tournament Jlarch 11 and 12 at Oregon Mates Coliseum. Pelican Milo Crumrine seems a solid choice to win in the i)8 pound bracket. The pick is based tin hie (pauin rornrd nf in nnint.v the squad. Thirty live of his points came on seven pins, a team high Dan Boss, 136-pounder, has 37 points to his credit and five pins Ross should cither win or place in his division. He faces a stiff op ponent in the tourney in .Mcdford's Gary Fields who handed Ross a Evaasville Eyes Repeat By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Evansville's defending cham pions, back with a strong team, start their bid for another NCAA small college basketball title to night. Four-team regionals at Evans villc. Ind., and Winooski, VI.. touch off a weekend of regional eliminations that will send eight survivors to the national windup also at Evansvillc, March 9-11. The other six regionals, bringing In the other 24 teams in the 32- tram tournament for small schools will be played Friday and Satur day at Owcnsboro, Ky., Staten Is land, N. Y., Whcaton, HI., Fresno, Calif., Galesburg, III., and Kirks ville, Mo. :car M fa vorites who have better than ade quatc chances in obtaining an in vitation to the state match are IJI.nnnnHpi riai'A r.nmane 157. pounder Bill 0'Nc(jjaJ3einder A at.- t i ' I in Vi 1 MILO CRUMRINE . . solid choice Art Mills and Joe Cox who grap ples in the 178 weights. Duncan said that KU would be h"Jfcjnci!y districts without any representatives in the 106 and 191 pound divisions. The Pels' best matman in the 106 weights is fresh man Dave Vctkos who holds a sea sonal record of one loss and one win. John Hancock in the 191 divi sion seems a highly doubtful en try on account of an injury he is still recovering from. Following Crumrine and Ross in total points for the year, A r t Mills and Bill O'Ncil have tallied 34 apiece. Next comes Gonzales with 2.'), Hancock with 22 and Tren ton Douglas (130 pounds) with 20 TIME OUT St Joseph Next and Larry Wishart who wrestles in the 141 weights has picked, 'ip 14. Sherd Duncan, 123-pounder, is the only grappler holding down a varsity position who hasn't pinned any of his opponents. Dunan has 10 points to his credit mil muioppers "1 vc yet to see Crumlclgh get a lie he can't figure out a way to play!" Linfield Rail Fails; SOC. Bows To PSC UPI Voting NEW YORK (UPD-The final 1059-60 United Press Internaognal small college basketball , ratings (first-place votes and won-lost records through Feb. 27 in paren theses I: Team Points 1. Evansvillc 24 120-4) 368 2. Tcnn. St. 6 (22-31 314 3. Wittenberg (O.) U (20-2) 282 4. Miss. Southern (5 123-2) 261 6. Hofstra (NY) (1) (23-1 6. Maine (17-2) 7. S.W. Tex. SI. (20-3) 8..Ky. W'csleyan (12-11) 9. W, Va. Wcsleyan (22-3) 10. Grambling (La) ID 124-4) 11, Louisiana Tech, 34: 12, Northwestern (La.) 30; 13, Whca ton (III.) B; 14, Stcubenvillc (Ohio) 17: 15, Mainline (Minn.) 12; 16 (tic), Prairie View (Tex.) A 4 M and American (D.C.) Uni versity, It each; 18 (tie), Pitts burg Kan.)Q (1), Capital (Ohio) (1), and Arkansas State (1), 10 each. KF Gunners Slate Shoot The first round of the Oregon Journal Telegraphic shoot beckons members of the Klamath Gun Child this Sunday as well as those in nearly every other club throughout the state. In additipn to their tele graphic contest local gunners will vie for a leg0on the Herald and News Handicap trophy. A brisk breeze kept scores be low average last Sunday on the Wocus range but Bill Davis and Dennis Knowles tied with 48 for 50 targets in the 16-yard event. Curlcy Calioon grabbed a second leg on the Vern Moore Handicap cup wfifi S ?ool 46 out of 50. Sunday results: nm navla Dannla Knowles Gorf Cunha Curl Kent Juke steifer Jim Wiftttnbark David Robinson Paul Zahmiitr OJnhn Calalano Newton Weaver S. Grey John t.lrhtennlern Curly Calinnn Howard Pernell Marlon Grant M-tni. Hdrn In go .Claims Date Fixed LONDON (UPI) Heavy wojght champion Ingcmar Johans-' son onld reqorters at London Air port today nis return iiiiir Tijrif with Floyd Batterson has been 'fixed definitely" for June 22 in New York. JoTiansson flying from New York to the Gaza Strip, tl Unit ed Nations-polled area between Israel and Egypt, slopped off brielly at the airport. The champion said he will give one or two sparring exhibitions for United Nations troops in the Gaza Strip, and then give more exhibitions f o r United States troops at various Insinuations in Europe. Ingcmar left New York Wednes day night after a 10-day visit in the United Stales and Canada. Mighty 'O' Nears Mark By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS An 80-point burst in his last two games has just about assured Cin cinnati's great Oscar Robertson of two more scoring achievements in major college baskav.ball his third straight national scoring title and an all-time career average record With two more regular season games to go, and up to four tour nament starts, Robertson has 841 points and a 35.0 average for a comfortable lead over St. Bona venture's Tom Stith in the scoring race. In his career, Robertson has averaged 34.2 and, according to statistics of the NCAA Service Bu reau, in New York, needs to aver age only about 10 points a game lo break the all-time career aver- L ie ., st by gorman's ranK Selvy in three seasons ending in 1954. On the team level, Ohio Slate remains first in offense with a 92.3 average, and California in defense with 48.1 SALEM, Ore. (API - Willam ctte nipped a Linlield rally with one ol its own and won the Dis trict 2 (Oregon) NAIA basketball championship here Wednesday nignt 70-64. The win, sparked by the 20 points of Ed Grossenbacher, gave Willamette a berth in the National NAIA tournament that begins next week in Kansas City. Linficld was behind 42-33 at the half, but moved into a 49-45 lead early in the second stanza. But Willamette quickly regained the upper hand, mainjy on field goals by SRissenbacher and Tom Wes Ion. Little Jack Riley, NAIA All America candidate, and Ron Phil lips were high for Linfield with 16 points each. Willamette and Linfield finished 1-2 in the Northwest- Conference basketball race this year. Portland State s Ray Torgcrson sank a long jump shot that gave bisteam a last-minute 39-37 vic tory over Southern Oregon in the consolation game. The two teams Dick Donovan Signs SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Right hander Dick Donovan, who had a 9-10 pitching record last year, has signed his I960 contract with the Chicago White Sox, but pitcher Bob Shaw has joinedlhe baseball contract revolt. Shaw, who won 18 of 24 last season, Wednesday fol lowed center fielder Jim Landis in sew salary demands. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (iflbrful Ed Diddles Western Kentucky Hillloppers and Maj Bob Spear and his young, eager Air Force Falcons are teams No, 14 and 15 for the fast-filling 25 team NCAA basketball tourna ment today. By nightfall, St Joseph's of Philadelphia probably will have joined the list The Air Force, making its first NCAA appearance, accepted an at large invitation Wednesday while the Falcons were rolling up their 12th victory in their last 16 games 65-58 over Regis. Western Ken lucky, in the tournament for the first lime since 1940, wrapped up the Ohio Valley Conference chain pionship and an automatic berth in the NCAA showdown with an State At the same time, St. Joseph's set up its probable selection as the Middle Atlantic Conference repre sentative to the tourney by clinch ing the M-A university division ti tie in a 78-66 victory over Lafay ette. The night's developments left the NCAA with eight at-largc MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (API- Luis Rodriguez had no sooner linished thumping Chico Vejar when he raised a new clamor for Hockey Star To .Try Pros NEW YORK (AP)-Jack McCar- tan, whose goal-tending was a bis factorin the U. S. Olympic hockey victory, is going to get a chance to show what he can do in the pro ranks. The former Minnesota hockey and baseball star from St. Paul was due to report to the New York Rangers for a workout to day. If all goes well he'll be in the nets when the Rangers oppose the Detroit Red Wings Sunday. Under National Hockey League rules, an amateur may play five game asa pro without loyng his amateur standing. McCartan is on leave from Ft. Carson, Colo., but Coast Qets Chance j Falrnnc fkeifant Rifle l'U, -Miami of Florida i&,SJ&vy, Ijjaho 'e teams, NY Notre Darrjj, California, DcPaul and Air Force and with seven conference repre sentatives determined Ohi3 U. of the Mid-American, Geor'fa Tech of the SoulheasUrnj Ohiu State of Uhe Big Ten, West Virginia of the southern, Texas ol tne boutnwest Western Kentucky of the OVC and New Mexico State of the Border. The eventual Ivy League win ner. (Princeton currently leads I gets one at-large berth while the WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor Rodriguez Clamors C US I am aWaaf aV-?!- T X I ,-am IJjC,jHlAl-2 Wi,h one to 8 rUI JUI UUII I ITIti-OTiwrar! a welterweight title bout with Don Jordan. "Why should Kid Peret fight Jordan instead of me?" the 21- year-old Cuban flash asked in his dressing room. "He's fourth ranked challenger and I'm first-ranked." No one was oflering any rebut tal, least of all the veteran Vejar, who lost a unanimous 10-round decision to Rodriguez before 2,665 fans Wednesday night ' in a na tionally televised (ABC) bout at Miami Bead exhibition hall. Vejar, 28. from Stamford, Conn., weighed 154'i and Rodriguez 149'j for their bout. Rodriguez, who decked Vejar for a five-count in the sixth round, said Vejar "is the first middleweight 1 ever fought. I might have knocked him out but he kept clinching with me." Clinch Chico did, after being taggcred in the fifth, seventh and ninth rounds as Rodriguez tried for a kayo. But Vejar had enough left to put on a flurry just before li.ha-urtht-pnrprl lica tor tin Conference basketball title in reg- from the Army the latter part offRodriguez was a cautious cotin llhie mnnlh 'in. ...nnk.. tk. I J. t I,,,., nivum. ici -uuiiiiiut in me i irai tour ular season play. rounds. After he opened up. it was just a question of whether the ring- wise Connecticut boxer could last ' Under the 10-point must sys tem, Referee Cy Gottfried scored it for Rodriguez 99-93, Judge Fred Aronson 98-90, and Judge Gus Jacobson 98-91 for the Cuban, The loss was the 20th in 111 bouts for Vejar, who has won 89 and fought two draws. Rodriguez has 27 victories and one no contest ruling in 28 pro bouts. Mantle Holdout, Shrugs At Yanks DALLAS (UPI) - Mickey Man tle acted last night as if it doesn't make much difference whether he plays for New York this year or not. The Yankee slugger made it plain in a television interview that there's bad feeling between himself and the club and that he wouldn't mind too nyich being traded. While the Yankees opened spring training at St. Petersburg, Fla., Mantle stayed at his home in PalJas and officially became a holdout lorTngTirst limr'Trrnisir career. NCAA will pick Sunday between Oregon and Oregon State and SoSthern California and UCLAfor the two others. ' North Carolina and Wake Forest are cofavoriles in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament opening a three-day run in Ral eigh, N.C. today to pick the ACC's champ and team for the NCAA. Conference races still undecided are the Missouri Valley, where Cincinnati has clinched at least a tie: the Big Eight, where Kansas and Kansas Slate are tied with one game lo go; the West Coast Athle tic Conference, where Pepperdina has clinched at least a tie: the Skyline, where Utah leads Utah State by a game with two games to go; and the Yankee, where Con- In other games, Dayton (19-6) rallied in the second half for a 75- 69 victory over Detroit, also 19-6. Providence closed out a 21-4 regular sewon with an 80-49 rout of Rhode Island, and Holy Cross, whipped Boston College 86-78 for a 19-o mark. NCAA-bound Ohio U. was upset by Marietta, hio, 74- 66. Elsewhere, SMU clinched sec ond place in the Southwest Con fcrence downing Arkansas 93-82. Syracuse granted . Butler 29 points but still beat Niagara 7-3 69, and Iowa iitate spilled Drake 61-57. 1 FI-lti ILH I Complete Service for Domestic & Foreign Con LUBE - WASH MINOR TUNE UP We Give Gold Bond Stamps! 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