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0 O HERALD AN'n NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Sunday, March 13, lOfiO 7960G Omqvn &-1 (ph&p Jowimij. (Bvadad THUR. B 30 AM FBI 8 45 AM THUR 45 AM STM PLAC Air uopuA CONSOLATION SERIES THUR II 00 AM FRI II. 00 AM THUR 145 PM jAvip DOUGLAS O TUES. e MARSHFIELD THUrV CLEVELAND iOOPM TUES V V " ALBANY FRI . V FRI . ?OOPM. f- " X7:30P' LAKE OSWEGO WED l ' - 900 AM V , f Y LAGRANDE THURV A SA,N,PT 4.5PmX wed7 ' 10 15 AM ' KLAMATH FALLS CHAMPIONSHIP f. , l 4TH PL ACE ORD PLACE STATE CHAMP SEfrrS I SAT24SPMSAT0fZ SAT 645 P M BE AVERTON slmlIL.S j f T WED " MS PMV V 5ttOcenethurV" ' V JEFFERSON 7:3py j I BUNNER-UP WED ' V ' 3 oo pm y ' A STSuTITtALEM A " FRl V FRI. 3 00 PM I 8 45 PM ST HELENS A WED ' j" y - HERMISTON THURV JESUIT 8-45 RM J WED 8 45 PM DRAWN BY - TERRY BRUMBLE MEDFORD Klamath Falls Pelicans Set For Cage Classic Tonight on the Oregon Tech bas ketball court, where they have been getting the "big floor feel," the Klamath I'nion Telican bas ketball team rings down the cur tain on a solid week of prepara tions for their 20th appearance in the big show, the Oregon A-l prep basketball championships at Eu gene. The Whitebirds, a squad of 10 players plus an alternate, two managers, and coaches Dean White and Al Keck will leave for the University of Oregon late Monday or early Tuesday morn ing. Upon arrival in Eugene the team is allotted, as are all 16 en trants, a short workout on McAr thur Court, their home, it is hoped, for at least (our days. The Pelicans get their first taste of 10 tournament action Wednes day, March 16, at 10:15 a.m. when they tangle wilh the Sandy Pio neers. The Sandy quint is directed by coach .Jim Tillman, who in his Ireshman year as Pioneer men tor brings a season win-loss mark of 15-4 which includes 13 wins and one loss in Wilco League com petition. They played the final game of their regular schedule against Scappoose Friday night. The contest had been forced to postponement because ol inclement weather conditions earlier in the .season. A victory over Sandy in the first round boosts the Pelicans into Ihe quarter-finals Thursday after noon at 4:15 when they will tan gle with Ihe winner of the Lake Oswego-La Grande contest which is played immediately prior to the Pel-Pioneer game on Wednesday. The opening round Tuesday night pairs David Douglas of Portland with the powerful Marshfiold Pi rales, followed by a match be tween Cleveland of Portland and Albany High. The remainder of the Wednes day action pits Bcaverton and South Eugene at 1:45 p.m.; Jet icrson of Portland and South Sa lem at 3 p.m.; St. Helens and llcrmiston al 7:30 p.m. and Jes uit and top-ranked Mcdlord in the finals which begins at 8:45 p.m. Pelicans Paul Bishop. Dean Dun son, Bob Lewis, Bruce Brick- ner, Gary Pat.kc, rreddic Biehn, Steve Binney, Don Eastman, Bob Lapslcy, Wayne Dennis and Wal ly Palmberg will carry Ihe Klam ath Union red and white into the tournament. The KU quint boasts a 61.1 per game offensive average as com pared to the 52.9 per test they have allowed their collective op ponents. Their four losses were all dealt them by the powerful Med lord Black Tornado. Bishop, with 3B0 Southern Ore gon Conference points, leads Ihe Pel scorers with a 16.4 per game average. Number three shooter, percentage-wise, is big junior Brickner. Brickner, like Bishop, was named to the SOC All-Star first team released recently by the Mcdlord Mail Tribune. He has a total of 150 points and a 9.4 average. The number Iwo scorer is Dun- son with 203 points and a game average of s).7. Patzke, a sopho more who gained a berth on the Conlerence All-Star second unit, is fourth with an 8.0. Big Bob Lewis, the 6-6 Pel captain, is the number five shooter with a 7.5 average. The balance of the Pel contingent has scored from the 4.9 of little guard Kreddic Biehn down to Ihe 0.9 mark ol Dennis. The Sandy quintet is paced by Ed Hoffman who has scored at a blistering 22.1 per game aver age over the full season. Hofl- man, a 6-3 senior forward, was a thorn in the sides of the 1959 Pell cans. Defense Wins ForWarriors PHILADELPHIA (AP) The talk in the Philadelphia Warriors dressing room was not of Ihe 40 points scored by Paul Arizin or the 35 by Wilt Chamberlain but of defense. Coach Neil Johnston, who was hard to hear over the hubbub as the Warriors celebrated their 115 92 win over Syracuse Friday night in Ihe first of the National Basket ball Assn.'s semifinal Eastern playoff, virtually shouted, "De fense won it." "When you hold a team like Syracuse under 100 points, it's quite a feat. They are quite an of fensive team," said the coach. He said he was particularly im pressed with the job Woody Sauldsberry did on the veteran Dolph Schayes. The Syracuse ace scored only 17 points. Syracuse Coach Paul Seymour predicted his club would win the second game Sunday at Syracuse in Ihe best-of-three scries for Ihe right to take on Boston in the Eastern final. The Warriors led throughout S3-26 at the end of the first period and 55-46 at the half. Lady Keglers Plan Journey ' MOUNT SHASTA Five teams of lady bowlers will soon visit Mountain View, California, to rep resent Southern Siskiyou in the California State Ladies Bowling Tournament that is in progress there. On March 17 - 18 the Charles Carroll Contractors, La Porta's Stars, Dunsmuir Hotel Mixers and Canyon Bakery Babes will com pete. At a later date the VFW Auxiliary team from Dunsmuir will (ill an engagement there." v This tournament began March 4, and will run until about mid-June. Other southern Siskiyou aggrega tions may be seen in acnn there before the finish. 4 There will also be representa tives from here to visit other meets this spring. A later an nouncement will give details. PATRIOTS SIGN PANTHERS '. BOSTON (LTD Offensive Renter Sarafino Fazio and defen sive linebacker Bob Malhi, for mer University of Pittsburgh players, have signed with the Bos ton Patriots of the American Foot ball League. KUHS, Sandy Season Records PELICANS PIONEERS KllIS Team Opp. Sandy Team Opp. 63 St. Helens 42 s0 Rmsevril 3B 53 St. Helens 38 , 48 Springfield 41 63 -"'"' 5 57 Springfield 49 6B Benson 62 Rend 38 65 Silvcrtnn 35 53 Bend 41 fi2 Parkrnse 44 46 Meriford 62 6, Cackaln , 43 Central Point 36 . 64 Ashland 46 52 Gresham 58 58 Grants Pass 56 6' Molalla 46 50 Medfnrd 64 46 Jesuit 38 97 Crater 61 4i Wy'east 34 65 As"la"d 50 67 Reynolds 52 78 Grants Pass 6!) 43 Mcdford 50 69 SoappooM! fi:l 62 Crater 54 81 Silvcrton 53 68 Ashland 40 51 Parkrosc 57 68 Grants Pass 59 49 Molalla 42 43 Medfnrd 75 61 Jesuit 57 77 Crater 52 62 Wy'East 54 66 Ashland 39 52 Reynolds 48 81 Grants Pass 68 65 Scappnnse 57 art: SCARES CITY I.EAGLE Lucca Cafe U.S. National Bank Walker Bros. Klamath Hdwds A Car-Ad-Co Simplot-DeVoe Coca Cola Klamath Hdwds B Dick's Chevron Harris Machine Northwest Produce Team No. 5 28": 70', Thursday result: Simplot-DeVo 2, N.W. Produce 2 Harris Machine 2, Cnc Cola 2 Dick's Chevron 1, Car-Ad-Co 3 Klamath Hdwds A 3, Walker Bros. 1 Lucca Cafe 4. Klamath Hdwds B 0 Team No. S 2,', U.S. Nat. Bank l'j High team game Walker Bro 1008 High tram series Lucca Cafe 2903 High ind. game Cliff Stemler 236 High ind. game Cliff Stemler 616 MIXKD FOURSOME LEAH UK W L Four Spares 40 20 Woo lie Boogerf 37 23 Alley Dusters 36 24 Sad Saks 36 24 Old Fogies 32 28 Slopperi 2fl' 31 Alley Cats The Sweepera a The Live Wires Guys and Dolls High Hones Four Marks 27 26 i 211 37V Friday rmulU: Woolie Booger 4. Four Marks. 0 High Hopes 3. Old Fngie 1 Sad Saks 3. Guys and Dolls 1 Four Spares 4. The Stoppers 0 Alley Cats 3, The Sweepers 1 Alley Dusters 3, Live Wires? 1 High team game Alley Cats R.S.1 High team series Woolie Boo pen 23A4 High tnd. gam (mem Roy f.,.Tipion 243 High Ind. series (men) Roy Hampton 627 High ind. game (women) Betty Flinn 222 High Ind. series (women Betty Flinn 379 PIN BUSTER FOURSOMES W L Marilyns Bl 35 Rexall Drugs SH 3fl LaPortas Cafe 92 44 Pats Apparel 30 46 Phils Men Wear 4 49 Bartle Bruins 41 53 Hlway Groc. 39 57 Double Ro 36 60 Friday renults: Phils Men Wear 2, Bruins 3 Double R 4. Rexall 0 LaPortas 4, Pats 0 Marilyns 4, Hiway Groc. 0 High learn game Double R R27 High team series Double R 23R7 High ind. game tmeni Alvm Ross 211 High ind. series (mem Redo Vis mara 600 High ind. gam (women) Bea Van ni IRA High ind. scries (women' Babe Mil ler 496 fircher All Wet ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (API Rain prevented a St. Louis Cardinals workout Friday, and one Redbird already was wet. On a dare and for is, Ernie Broglio. 24-year-old right-hander, dove into the Riviera Hotel swimming pool wilh his clothes on. He won the wager (rom third baseman Ken Boyer. 36 NFL Vefs Off To Dallas LOS ANGELES (AP Thirty six veterans of Ihe National Fool ball League, Ihree from each of Ihe 12 old clubs, are headed for the new Dallas team today i( they are willing. It's up to the Dallas Rangers to sign Ihem. Their identities will not be known until tonight. But ihey can be assured of a warm welcome in Dallas if they choose lo continue Iheir careers in Texas. Acting swiftly, NFL owners vot ed unanimously to submit a roll of 11 "expendables" from each learn, Dallas lo select three at random from each. Dallas can pick three backs, three ends of what they want, from each team if the players by positions are made available. Today the coaches submitted a list of their available talent to the Dallas club. Players themselves were to be contacted during the day by their 1959 employers. II none want to go to Dallas, they go on Ihe Texas team's reserve list or head for the new and riva! American Football League, or to Canada. Players who were on the injury reserve list in 1959 are not in volved in the formula. fhe number two pioneer point producer is little Doug Will, at 5-7 by lar the smallest man on me handy squad. Will boasts a 14.4 season mark. The remainder of Ihe Sandy starting five is composed of Ernie Ilollcnbeck, a 6-0 senior forward center Lylc Schwartz, a 6-4 senior, and (iene Searls. a 6-0 senior guard. Bench strength for Ihe Pioneers includes Roger Hoffman, a 6-3 senior. Jim Wolf. 5-11, a junior. Everett Hoilenheck, a 6-0 junior. Bob Holt, a 6-0 senior, and Jim Hartley, 5-10, also a senior. Pelican season scoring: r.p Mi kt rr TP Av. 22 I4:t 74-102 2fl ;lfiO 16 4 21 HS 20 .11 47-B.l in 67 1R-40 21 ,17 32-08 20 ni :l:t-36 20 24 24-:i0 20 2.1. 11-21 1.1 R 10-10 1.1 .1 IR-2.1 .1 2 2-2 pi.vpp Rlfthop Dtinsnn Lewtd Brickner Pat.ke Blchn Binney EaitmAn Lapaley Paimbrrs Hun.nker Drnni. Tnylnr Denew Other. TOTALS OPPR. KUHS OPP. PAGE 3 C 1 Malin Mustangs Gain Finals With 58-50 Win Over Asea (Continued from Pace 1-C) Ry JERRY HK.M.MKRS Herald and Newi Sports Writer BAKER (Special) Friday's semilinal clash wilh a slick ball handling club from Alsea was close lo the wire but Ihe Malin Mustangs pulled Ihe game out of Ihe bag in the final minutes lo eliminate the Wolverines 58-50. The victory threw the classy Mustangs inlo Ihe championship encounter wilh Powers, and sent Alsea against Sanliam in the battle for Ihird place. In Friday s afternoon session the Pilot Rock Rockets came thundering back after a humiliat ing loss Ihe previous evening. In deal Ihe Knappa Loggers an 81 49 defeat. The victory enabled last year's defending chamVions to play Halfway in yesterday's con solalion final. The Wolves handed Sherman a 66-60 pasting in Fri day's second aflemoon cuntest. Powerful Powers zoomed into Ihe championship contest after a convincing 60-39 whipping ol out classed Sanliam. Steady sophomore guard Larry Hick again led Ihe Mustangs in lolal points and rebounds. Friday evening he was Ihe catalytic force which kepi the .Malin five glued together in a couple of trying mo ments. Rick scored 17 points (o boost his two - day tourney totals lo 36 points. Moyer, Griffith Eye Louisville Rematch NEW YORK (API - Because manager bid Maherty likes lo mix business wilh a little lun. Kmile Griffith and Denny Moyer probably will have their return fight at Louisville on Derby Day eve. May 6. Criflilh, 22-year-old New York er, won by split decision over Moyer, 20. of Portland, Ore., Fri day night at Madison Square Garden, in a close, lively battle thai deserves an encore. All of Ihe principals were agreed on thai bul with Ihe Gar den closed to boxing because ol Ihe circus in April and early May, the question was where and when? 24 1.10 0.4 an los no :if 07 4.0 28 72 3.0 17 SO 2.0 0 2A 2.1) 21 2ft 2.1 l)-0 0.0 4-10 10 12 1.7 7'.' .111 S'jl-.VIH ?;t lid HI. I 1-1 tw 5lll-4li.l .11.1 M'!4 :il.l .140 .107 .17.1114:1 210 200 204 .1.1.11124 Wilt The Stilt Sets 8 Marks NEW YORK (API-Will Cham berlain of the Philadelphia War riors almost single-handedly re wrote the National Haskctball Assn. record book as he figured in eight of the 11 new individual marks. Statistics released Saturday by Ihe NBA for Ihe complete regular season lisled Chamberlain's rec ord as: Total points. 2707. highest aver age, 37.6; field goals attempted. 2311; field goals scored, 1065; free throws attempted, 991; games scoring 50 or more points in season, 5; rebounds, 1941; re bounds per game, 26.9; most min ill cs played, lied wilh Gene Shuc, Detroit, 3338. Bob Cousy and Bill Russell of Boston and Elgin Baylor of Min neapolis also had a hand In the record smashing. How about Derby Eve in Louisville," suggcsled Flaherty. Moyer's manager. "I'd like to see Ihe Kentucky Derby. I think the kid would like that, loo." I want lo see Grillilh first," said Moyer. "I think 1 won this one and I want another chance to prove my point." Garden matchmaker Teddy Brenner said he would lalk to Louisville promoter Bill King ibout putting on Ihe fight, which also would be telecast and broad cast as part of the Friday night program. Griffith is eager for Ihe relurn bout because he feels he can whip Moyer decisively. 't won all right but I should have done it by a bigger mar- in," said Emilc. It was an important victory just Ihe same for Griffith, a pro only 21 months. It was his lourlh traight win for a 17-1 record Moyer, who had won four in a row, now has a 24-2 record. Although he is ranked tenth and Moyer ninlh in Ihe welter weight division by the NBA, Grif lilh was a 0-5 favorite. The sleek Virgin Islands native earned his victory margin in Ihe first half of the crisp-punching battle a Ihe haby-laced West Coaster ral lied in the closing stages. Each weighed 150. There were no knockdowns bul Denny came close in Ihe seventli when he clipped Emile wilh t right to Ihe jaw. The two judges, Artie AidaU and Leo Birnbaum, each had Grif fith ahead, 5-4-1 in rounds. Ref eree Harry Kesslcr scored it 5- 4-1 in favor of Moyer. The AP card had it even, five rounds apiece. The Mustangs never trailed Ihroughoul the game, but the Wolv- erines tied it up once in the third period, on Ted Kane's free throw, 35-35 wilh 4:20 remaining., The Mustangs snapped back when Randy Miller stole a loose ball and traveled half the court lo break the tic and put Ihe victors in front for Ihe remainder of the tussle. Both clubs began the contest with a substantially low shooting percentage, but the Malin five held a ll-'J advantage at the end of the quarter. Rick lllian scored live points in the period, but com muted a rash of three fouls in the process. The Mustangs took command at the start of Ihe second canto wilh Rick and Jim Long leading Ihe scoring parade. Long tallied four jump shols from 10 feet out with Rick equaling his teammate's scoring punch. Ihe Mustangs held a 31-25 halflime advanlage. The Malin quint's pressing style of olfense began lo falter in Ihe Ihird stanza with Dave DcMcrritt, lllian and Rick committing a sc ries of fouls. After Miller's layup put the Mustangs ahead for good, Rick and Ed Staslny followed with et shots to give the club a 44-40 lead at the end of the period. Six-foot, 3-inch Joe Hendrix of the Alsea five nearly won the game for his leant with his bril liant jump shots from 15 lo 30 feet out. Hendrix and teammate Den nis Dixon scored all of Alsea's fourth quarter points. The effort was shy of victory, though, when Rick lllian re-entered the game alter silling out the third quarter and tallied six points in the last Iwo minutes. Long had another good evening with 14 points collected on seven buckets. lllian was next with 13. Besides Rick's 16 rebounds, Long grabbed 13 and DeMcrritt 10 lo help give the team a total of 53 for the evening. Alsea's double post offense gave Ihe taller Mustangs little trouble except when Hendrix and Dixon hit from the outside. Hendrix and Dixon linished with game highs of 21 and 19 points respectively. The boxscorc: AI.SKA (.10) ro I'T-KTA PF TP Kane 13-4 13 Horkema lit 13 llrnrirlx 0 n-S 2 21 L. Dixon 10-0 0 2 D. Dixnn a 3-4 3 19 Canlrell 0 0-0 3 0 I Newman 0 0-0 0 0 1 TOTALS '! 10-17 II fto HAI.IN (Hi Kl FT-f TA Tf TP I Miller 2 1-1 1 .1 . nirk 1-1 3 17 rjeMerrill 3 0-3 1 (I lllian S 3-3 4 13 Lonn 7 0-3 3 14 Stailnjr 11-1 0 3 TOTALS 5 H-ll IS Alsea IS 19 10-0 Malin 11 20 13 14 SS Purple Aces Earn Crown EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) -Host Evansville Saturday ruled as king of NCAA College Division basketball for Ihe second straight year. The Purple Aces overwhelmed little Chapman College of Orange. Calif., 90-69, in Ihe championship game Friday night before a wild ly cheering throng of 9,009 in Roberts Municipal Stadium. The three-day finale drew a total of 27,836 fans despite Ihe city's worst snow conditions since 1918 an attendance increase of 24.9 per cent over last year. 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