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Newspaper Page TextPAGE -C SuatJay. Jaauary 2J, Ml SSstog u n 1 i And An OccwImmI Mew ... by WAYNE SCOTT . - Another Klamath Fill bowler hat cracked the exclusive iripll eat club . . . Al Parsons, bowling lor Montgomery Ward lo the Com mercial League at Lucky Lanes Tuetday night, came up with three (tralght Ul scores ... the second triplicate to be recorded within a month. . Dennis York appeared to be on the way to a set of identical scores in the Jumping Jack ac tion as he started off with a pair of 136s but then something hap pened and he fired a 272 in the third gams to spoil it. 1 don't suppose he minded too much however. . . . The Juniorc and the Bantams are going at it hot and heavy , . , all looking forward to earn ing a trip to Medford and Lake- view in late February. The high average rollers at that time will form the squad to represent Klamath Falls A note from Lucky Lanes tells us that today is the last chance for the ladies io qualify for the Proprietors Tournament ... if they'll show up at 1 o'clock this -afternoon they can enter the semi - final matches. The men have un til Jan. 29 in which to qualify. Another three-man team is needed to fill a brand new men's trio hookup formed last Thursday night at Lucky. They'll bowl each Thursday . night ... any three some interested? They have sev en teams in the league at pres ent. Clilf Stemler led the Lucky men honor-rollers this put week with a (13 series but Watt Palcxewski waa right on. his heels with (32. Ira Ott and J. Ranada were next with C12s followed by Al Haken werth with a 611. . Clara Beard topped the ladles with a 604 while Eldina Green- Holiday HOUDAY MINORS LIAOUI Sttlnstlter etactrlc 33 13 Chum Timber Co. w No. 1 Unwanted 24 17 FM Arts II It Klamath Tractor , II M Bennington StMl Slog. Co. 17 31 tlr4 l Trailer litem 17 33 . IP Cir Knockers 10 30 Heiults: Btnnlngton StMl Sldg. Co. 0. - Stelnuller ElKtrlc 4i IF Car Knockers 0, Strgea Trailer Estate! 4) Cascade Tim ber I Klamath Tractor li Flnt Aril X Na. 9 Unwanted 1. High lm game, Stllnselter Metric Mil high loom terlei, Itelntolltr eiec trie 173U high In, game, Scolty Robin !in mi high Ind. urln, J. Chtvti 343, WIONSIOAV NITI TRIO ISAOUI W L . tkateland Wheels 33 14 . Satan's Chiultturi No. 1 30V I5V tatan'i ChauHturt No. i 30 II Vtti 1M 17V Team No. 4 - II II Roy'i Shell 1 "H Tim No. I 1 II Tetm No. 1 Rull: StUn'i Chautftura No. 3 3, ln't e. hautteura No. I 3l Ttam NO. 1 1 Roya Shall 3i ikatllant) Whoalt 4. Vati Oi Team No. 4 I, Tatm No. I J. High loam gama, Taam No. I SSi high taam tarhn. SKaleland Whaali lit.- high - Ind. gama, Fred Scott H7i high Ind. f nee, Ron tomorii Ma. TWILITI LIAOUI W L Sareway tlh St. Selena Chaulltvrl Beocon Mobil Ora-Waih Talaphona Co. Weever Exterminating lateway So. ith Drlyg Mora Motors ' Slut Ok Jay Hawk Rockat nulJl rul luM 37 t 23 11 21 11 17 It 17 It 17 It IS 31 14 32 13 33 10 31 . o.,n.. unuii ath St. 3. Slut 0 ll Orlva Mort Motori I, Saltwiy so. eth l. Baacon Mobil Sarvlct 3, Ort-Wtsh .Talaphona li waavar EKltrmlnellng i, Satan's ChauHturt Si Jay Hawk Rockat I n..llr rum 3. - High taam gama. Pacific Coop tUi high taam aeries, Pacific Coop Wi h gh Ind. gama, Julaa Taporko nil high Ind. m- riaa, Phil snoridan aei, Lucky Lanes MIN'S TRIO LIAOUI - Ttam No. 4 Taam No. 4 Taam No. 3 Taam No. 1 Taam No. 3 Taam No. 5 . I t 1 .... -rum No. 1 1. Taam No. 3 3i Taam No. 3 1, Taam No. a 4i Tom No. i 1, Taam no. at. High ttam gama, Taam No. 4 JllhW taam aariai, laam no. .."; -.' eamt, Larry Nelson Itli high Ind. atrial, Larry Nalton 703. FRIDAY FOURIOMR LIAOUI Ml.. Pitta v, iiu. Jink. 3M 33Vt -I....... 37 39 :o5i . , Si . Slrlka Out. 32VJ JtV . Boo Boot 31 41 four Sparta jo ; Pour Sumi 'Si? . -Jolly Four . - ' " . r....h nii.l.M 71 31 Rtiultt: Outttr Doiltri 1. Four Jlnkl ' 3i Boo Bool 1. Odd Ballt 3i Four Sumi ' i' 17,1 i, strlka Outl U, Mill Pitta l'ii Four Spam Oi Rooklai 4i . Ewmn A. JnllV FOUr 0. - High ttam gama, ! SMl high I taam urlai, Con Forman 34471 hloh nd. . gama (woman) Rita Malion 3011 high Ind. sarin (woman), Rita Malton SSOi high ' ind. gama (man), Rogar vanoarnoi; jii ; high ind. aarlaa (man), Wallar Palctaw. kl 391. PftATIRNAL LIAOUI Roberts Hardwart Geo. Crain BuMdart Wright RmI Bstttt . KC NO. 1 Iters No. 1 BaM Eagles v ' Bntfttrs Electric -Tttl Ttvtrn - 4rry' Ttvtrn ttrs No. 2 -Bfr-JO Club '4VB SAlll-a AoMt. 41 41 41 41 43 43 40 44 31 44 14' 1 47l 32 33 2 S4'; . -. Rwuiri: Uan No. I i. Robarti Hard- wora 2i Bald ttolti 1, Tat a Tivtrn 3i Jarry'l Tdvom I , KFPD 3, Ga. Cram BulldoT 1. Stan No. 1 I,- Shattar iitc. I-SIcTkc No. I 0; JMO Club 0, Wright :'??,LEV. . wrioht R..I e.lata ;tsi"high ttam ajrm, Wright ' -1 Mali 3773) high Ind. gtmt, Paul Walkow- - kl 347i high Ind. HrnH, At Hwanwarm 2t. ASIN LIAt-UI W Ll. ' City Center Lodge ' Kaler Auto Strvlc Mm Concrete Inttrstale Pump - Schulre Ttret National Guard a 13 S3 37 4t )1 " 4t 34 ' M 44 wood was nrxt with a MO. Mary Bothwell and Doris Benedict were next With 563 and 563. followed by Audrey Herrick's 545. The Wednesday night Weyer haeuser League is rapidly shap ing into a group of sharpshooters . scores are getting higher by the week. Al Holzgang threw a 213 for high Individual gamel Box Factory No. 2 had a 992 for high team game and Office No. 1 notched high series with a 2722 In the Thursday night Twilight League Phil Sheridan had a high scries of 581 . . . and speaking of Thursday nights Ralph Barnett says there is still room in the Men s Handicap League . . . they bowl at 6 45 LaRayne Harris walked off with top honors in the Tuesday Worn en's Classic League when she chucked a 619 (201-202-216) but Dixie Dodscn, the Holiday's girl Friday, was not too far back with a 603 (185-201-222) Marion Grant rolled a neat' 813 in the Masters Trio Tuesday night but Clayton Swcasey's 234 .was the high single came shooter. Barnett noted that the ladies had responded nicely lo the Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday in struction classes and that he was about ready to form his House wives Leaguo for these mornings. Ladies interested may sign up at the Holiday desk this week or next. Swltt a Co. - 34 44 H. R. P. 35 45 Zaon Blactrlcal Producli 34 44 U.S. National Bank 32 41 Cralar Laka Machlnary 2t 51 National Guard Olllcart 34 56 Raaulitt Zaon eitctrical Product! 3, H. R. P. li Kaltr Aula Strvlct 3, U.S. Nttlonal li. National Guard I, Cratar Lakt Mtchlntry 3 Intarttata Pump I, Acma Concrala 3i National Guard 1. City Ctntar Lodga 3,- ichulia X SwIH A Ca. I. High ttam gamt, City Cantor Lodga 10701 nigh taam lariai. schulia Tirai 3t23i high Ind. gama, Jim Adam 34li high Ind. tarlti, Jim Adami 427. CITY LIAOUR W L 33 13 31 14 31' 14' 31 15 7t"l 1S', II II 17 1 It 30 II 20 IS 31 1411 21V, I Hi 34' Walkar Brat. Gunnardt Slmplot-OaVoa K. Hdwdl 8 Harrla Machlna lit Nat Bank N.W. Produca Dlckl Andarionl Flytri K. HOWOI A Floyd A. Boyd Car .Ad-Ca Raiultl: N. W. Produca 1, Gunnardl 3: K. Hdwdl. A 1. Slmo ot.DaVoa 1: Car-Ad-Co 0, Walkar Broi. 4i Dlckl 3, K. Hdwdl B II Harm Machlna I, Floyd A. Boyd ll III Nil tank 4, Andarionl F van o. High taam gama. Klamath Hdwds A tilt high ttam writs, Slmplot-DaVoa 21241 high Ind. gama, Tiny Ptck 231 high Ind. urlai, Clyda Fox 177. Lakeview TOWN COUNTRY LIAOUI W L 44 24 39' 33V4 31 33 31 34 34Vi 31 Vl 37 33 34 . 31 34 31 77 45 34 44 Evdm Forging & Wfld Cl-Wit Crumtry prtment wsoo proa. Lkv. Ledot Lkv. Lumbtr RIchllBld Oil ' Howrdt Drugs AcUrnt Hem Strv. Lakt Countv Exam Jan. ? rtsunt: Lumnar 3, ti-wtsi it Lodo 3. Frtmont Wood li Howards 4. Ricntma a; txamintr Aaami u tvani 4. Crtamary 0. High ttam omt, Lkv. Lumotr tji; high taam win, Howards 25)0i liigh no. oamt. stan tsmi 22 ; man ina. strtas. Stan Too 37. COMMIRCIAL LIAOUI W L Banister's Sarbtr Shop 43 if I a A BlnmKatrt. 4fl Ti I Huntar's Lodot 3Ji 34'i ' Amarlcan Foraif Prods. w jt I Favall-Utlav Ins. 33 3 Coast to Coast Stor 31t 0'i J Jn. result: Banlitarft 7. FavII-U1 lay 1; L.B.M. P lumbar 1 3. Amarlcan Fortst Prodi. If Huntari Lodga 3, Coast to coast 1. High taam gama, Banisters Ji high taam strtas. L.B.M. Plumbers 203; high Ind. gama, Jot nanisitr 234. nign ma, serlat, Flnt Banister 596. PINI TRII LIAOUI w I 74 25 21 Collint Chavrolat 41 Vlrglat Bttuty Salon Lkv. Craamary Arrow Plumbing t Haatlng 40 32 40 32 32 40 Noita Aoancv Shamrock Cafa lit National Bank Union Oil Oordon'a Body Shop 30' 41' 1 30i 41H 23 47 Standard Oil 24 a Jan. io rasuiTi: rrow niumoing-., Nona Aoancy Oi Cellini Chav. X Union Oil li 1st National 3. Standard Oil I; Vlrglaa 3, Gordons Body Shop li Lkv. Craamary 7. Shamrock Cala 2. High ttam gama: ist National hi high taam tarlai. Collins Chavroltl 2154! high Ind. gamt, Bttly Morrill, 212; high Ind. tarlai, Baity Morrill 55t. PRATIRNAL LIAOUI W L 43 )' 43 3t 40' I 3Ht 4P 32 31' I 34H 37t 3411 34' t 3 33 31 24 44 33 41 Tha Corral S Proa Ilka No. l K ot C No. 1 elks No. 3 Papsi-Chavrms 1st Baptist C iurch K of C No. 1 Pohco Dapl. Eaglal Jn. 10 rasults: 9 Pros 7. E Eaglas 3. Elks No. 3 2; 1st Baptist 3. . K ol C No. 1 1; Tha Corral 4. Poiica,0""""- P1 08 Dtpt. Oi PtpsKhtv. I. K sic no. i i. High ttam gama. Tht corral nign ttam sarlas. Tha Corral 24J0: hloh Ind gamt. Pint Ranisttr 7111 h'gn ino. la riat, rm oamtiar sou. CACTUI LIAOUI w l I 30 33 44 21 43 30 41 37 34 31 31 41 30 42 39 3t 3I'I 41l 111 47t Salntt 4. 3. Milky Mllkv Way Dairy Slahtrts TV Letter Dty talnti Lhv. Mtg. Co. Biy Lovanasa Lbr, Co. Copco Marketarla Beaver Stall Til. Piles Market Ltkevltw Tractor i.n ll .iIU- I mr rtav t,u Trarlnr 0: ftleberts TV Way Dairy It Bly Loveness Lbr. X Cop- s, Marketarla 3. Pates 1. Hlah taam aama. Marketona t4l; hlah ttam aeri.s, Merketena 3si7i high ind rhmt Mnrrlll 1JJ , hlah nd. telret. Chtt Morrill 110. Cnllene Basketball Z J . op i en nesuirs at a wanee No. 1: Ohio Stott COLUMBUS. Ohio (API-Ohio State won its 13th straight game, beating Minnesota's ball-controi tactics 75-56 Saturday night. Hie Gophers, beaten for the 11th time in 14 starts, broke into an 8-1 lead by playing a cautious ball-control game. They held the Buckeyes without a field goal for Iho first 4'i minutes of play, Ohio State, led by John Hiivcli cck and Larry Siegfried, settled down to an agressive, ball hock ing defensive game and went ahead to slay, 9-8 on o three-point play by All-America Jerry Lucas. Tile Buckeye's Lucas scored 22. Havlicck added 16. v Dick Erickson was the leading Gopher scorer with 14 points. Tom McCirann added IX No. 2: St. Bonoventurt BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)-St. Bom aventure cracked the fast-break Ted .(roll, Golf Vet, Takes Crosby Lead PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (API- Stocky veteran Ted Kroll fired a four-under-par 68 at Pebble Beach Saturday ana exploded into a four- stroke lead at 203 after the third round of Bing Crosby's $50,000 Golf Tournament. Kroll, who hasn't won a tourna ment since 1956 but is always high on the money lists. Is 13 strokes under par for 54 holes. He opened with a 69 at Cypress Point and followed with a 66 at Monterey Peninsula. The 41-year-old from Fort Lau derdale, Fla., one of the late fin ishers, moved' ahead of Dave Hill of Denver, who carded a 70 at Cypress Point for a 207. Kroll carded a 35-33 over the Tornado Tops Leaglie Foe ASHLAND (Spoeial)-The Med ford Black Tornado had a field day at the expense of the Griz zlies, 83-43, in a Southern Oregon Conference basketball game here Friday. The Tornado owned 18-4, 45-15 and 62-33 quarter leads and got 12 players into the game, and each of the 12 scored. Conference scoring leader Bob Quinncy added 15 points to his total to top all the producers Teammate Scott Eaton was next with 14. Gail Topper led the los ers with 11 while Sid DeBoer col lected 10. The scoring summary: Aihland (431 Browmon I, Tapoar 11, Houck 3, Johnson 4, DaBoar 10, Htdgts 3, Callahan, Moll 4. Madtord (131 Eaton 14, Dawson I. Oulnnay IS, Ragidala 10, Barry I, Hood 4, Tlchanor 3, ciniyra a, Bray a, nooi. 7, Schroadar 3, Claarwaur i. White Sparks Roundup Win Dean While connected for 26 points lo lead all the Klamath Falls City League basketeers Thursday night and boost t h e Roundup to an 84-51 win over Oregon food. In the second game of the night Jerry RHjmis hit for! 19 lo inspire a 60-26 Malin win over Sprague River. White's totnl was crowded by Ernie Balogh who notched 22 and Ron Owings who also potted 19. The scoring summaries: Ortaon Poodl (ID Johnson 14. Dun can 4, Kampl 11. Robarti t, Prka 4, Ptltrson 5. Jonas t. Raundu 1141 Whlta 71. Owlnos It, Oawts 7. Paltarson X Young 7, Balogh 23, Porklm. Malin fall Harmon 4. Dokkan t. Stay- skal. V. Rick 12, Kanyon t, Rllnul It, inraaua Rlvar (241 Da.tar 7, Woods a, Coburn i, Barmy 5, Hurlado 3, Cruma Indians Win In Overtime PALO ALTO. Calif. AP - Washington's Huskies developed Ihe second halt miseries against The only bright spot for t h c northern invaders was me point performance by Washing Ion's 6-8 center. Bill Hanson. The Huskies held an fight-point bulge at the intermission, 32-21, but tailed olf In 20 points in (hoj iccond half and had to scramble. to knot the count at 52-all and send Ihe game into overtime. A steal .ind 1 driving lay-In by Clint Names and a tip-in by Ed Conrll in Ihe last mmule and a half were good for the lie. but Ihe Indinr.s made bad medicine (r Washington in the extra per- ' 1 'iod. . "7" whip Saturday night to beat tough Canisius, 98-76, before 11,787 fans. The second-ranked Bonnies got a fine 28-point performance from Tom Stith s.v they ran their season record to 15-1. But sophomore Fred Crawford provided the first half fireworks as the Bonnies locked it up early. Crawford counted four straight baskets, including three stunning fast breaks, as St. Bona built a 33-15 lead with the game only 14 minutes o'd. Betore they were through, the Bonnies had run their margin as high as 25 points. No. 4: Iowa LAFAYETTE. Ind. (AP)-Pur iduc's Boilermakers -swung their hammers in slow motion Saturday and knocked over Iowa's Hawk- eyes, No. 4 nationally in the Asso- ciatod Press atings, 47-41. Purdue led 23-14 at the half in 6,701-yard course with its par 36- 36. Mexico Cily's Roberto de Vi- cenzo moved into the third spot at 208. He shot a 70 at Pebble Beach. J -r ,u. J .. .-I" dcm louuu ui me udy wi-ui Bill Casper as the 1959 National Open champion from Apple Val ley, Calif., established a competi tive coursa record for Pebble Beach with a 30-3565. He re mained back in the field with a 216 total after opening rounds of 78-73. Four golfers deadlocked al 209 included the 1960 golfcr-of-the- year, Arnold I'almcr; uave ita- gan, Bill Collins, who shared the midway, lead with Kroll but shot 74 Saturday, and Marty Furgol. Defending Champion Ken Von- turi soared to a 74 Saturday at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club course and wound up in a group at 212. After Snlurday s round each golfer in the field will have toured Monterey Peninsula, Cypress Point and Pebble Beach. Sunday the field is cut to the low 60 pros and 40 pro-amateur teams for the nationally televised (ABC) finals at Pebble Beach. Pacific Nips Linfielders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A free throw by Phil Davis with two seconds remaining gave Pa cific a 67-66 Northwest Conference basketball victory over Linfield Friday niglu, The loss dropped Linfield out of undisputed . possession of first place in conference, standings. Linfield now has a 4-2 conference record for a percentage total of 667 the same as College of I Idaho went outside the conference! Friday night and defeated North- west Nazarenc 73-67 in doublej overtime. The score was lied at 65 at the end of regulation play and at 67 at the end of the first overtime. Bears Bow To McCloud McCLOUD (SpccinH-The Mc Cloud Loggers gave it all Ihcy had here Friday night and it took just that for the Loggers to hand a p. p rt n h u liiiMfik a( H.liiit Shasla Bears their first setback:!'1?. wil! n,ect l'le. S,fte Peni of the year by a 44-38 score. The JV prelim was a repetition of the vnrsil lilt, as the Me- Cloud juniors downed the Shasta Javvecs 33-31. The Loggers led all the way over a Sh.is'n crew who couldn't , ., . , pillion llll'oilgn enoilgn points to snare the lead. McCloud; jumped o(f lo 5-0 first quarter lead, rolled to an 18-16 halftime margin, and managed a slim 30-28 third period lead. , The t r Mount Shasta's Tom Hough j noundlo' gathered in high scoring honors w J""" for the night with 13, but thcpiavhoma Loggers' 6-0 Don Grady, w h 0 gr,wk .,v. hnllll, f lumen in an ouisianning neien - the McCloild CailSC, took the !np performing honors.! The scoring summary: McCloud 144) Scallie ll. Larry 10, Pedersen 13. Grady I. Ian. McHugn 7. hhi 3. Mcoowan 4,'Marchi 4. Mount Shasta I3D Houoh 13. Cross I. 7 voa gcri signed LOS ANGKLES (API - Happy over pay boosts. Norm Larker,; Willie Davis and Tommy Davis i have signed 1961 contracts with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Vice President E.J. (BuJiici Bavasi revealed Saturday that each got a salary increase but jdid not disclose the amounts. i RoimfliiniEBL Boss Boiling . r the meeting of teams unbeaten in Big Ten play. Iowa, coming to the end of a 10-game winning string, trailed only 41-39 with less than two min utes to play and tried to rattle the Boilermakers with a full court press. It only succeeded in com mitting fouls that let Purdue ex pand its margin. No. 5: Louisville LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)-Louls-ville turned on the power in the second half Saturday to roll by Dayton 63-50 in a nationally tele vised basketball game. The Flyers, who had run neck and neck wilh the Cardinals in the opening minutes ot the second half, suddenly collapsed and went nearly seven minutes without scoring a point. The fifth-r a n k e d Cardinals quickly forged ahead by eight points in the last nine minutes and built up their cushion. Cage Clown Has Trouble With Taxes DALLAS. Tex. (UPI) - Reece (Goose) Tatum, the madcap ma gician of basketball, said today a nrnnH Inrv inrliptmpnt kn't pnino 4' o- cause nim , se any s ,,. or cramp his style on the court. "I said on the court ... not in the courts," Goose said with a grin. Then he spread his arms to the full wing-span of eight feet, 12'-i inches, let them drop to his sides and got serious for a moment. "Actually, I don't Jtnow much about it," he said. "I've 'cot a lawyer handling it for me. I'll just do what he says." A federal grand jury in Kansas City, Mo., indicted Tatum Friday on two charges of income tax evasion. One alleged his gross in come for 1956 was $52,896, and the other alleged he earned $40, 924 in 1957. ' Tatum said he learned about the indictments when he got to Dallas Friday with his Harlem Stars for a performance at the Southern Methodist Coliseum against the New York Reus. And the Goose, who long ago earned the tille "clown prince of basketball," entertained the crowd like he didn't have a care in the',, i. ...... i ti...... T-Birds Lose To Visitors CHILOQUIN' (Special) - The Satus (Washington) Indians, with the help ol a pair of Warm Springs recruits, handed the Chil-, oquin Thunderbirds an 80-72 trim ming in Ihe Chiloquin High gym friday night. Salch Millet and Byron Patt, ooin irom warm Springs, were the top Satus gunners with 22 .mints aDicce Jackie Barney led the T-Birds nun an eve.l ZU ana JO.IO liCOrge . was next with 15. The clubs were lied 19-all at Ihe end of the first quarter but the visitors pulled out to leads of 37-33 and 68-52 in the next two cantos. In (he preliminary Tony Du mont connected (or 18 points to lead the T-Bird second unit to a 55-35 win over the Chiloquin Hunters. Next weekend the Thunderbirds travel to Granger, Wash., (or a: rematch with Ihe Satus squad, then go to Walla Walla where lentinrv team on Satiird.iv. The scoring summaries: -Frank Burgess and Gonzaga 86- Chiloquin Humeri (33) Shadlev 12.... Unlva 4. Head 2. Sheldon 10. Cnla V Yd, il ca ."V Dumon, 1 Satut (ID Tom 7, Satanus 3. Chlo munk 3. Meanu 10. slrh Mlllr n. !Sc',.,J.''H,r,,3,.Bvrn PJ". ,, T-Birds (72) J. Barney 20. David 14,: s. Barney 7, T. Oumont 4, George 15. ' Shuff Stuff ; t pints Drumstick Quaker State Motor Oil 34c Qt in cosa lot 4 ?L 1.45 Cash & Savs Oil Company 431 j u. ith AtNFL's Rozelle WILKES.BARRE, Pa. (API - Are the players in the Eastern professional basketball league un fit company for a National Foot ball League player? That's a statement that makes the EBL's president mad enough to sue for, a million. And furthermore, says Harry Rudolph, the angry president: "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. Rozelle should put his own house in order before he goes around telling oth ers what to do." Rudolph referred to Pete Ro zelle, commissioner of the Na tional Football League. Rozelle refused Friday to lot Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, huge tackle fori the Baltimore Colts, play with the Baltimore Bullets of the EBL. Rozelle said it would not be in the best interests of the NFL to let one of i's star players compete in the basketball league. His rea son? The EBL has players who were involved with gamblers while playing for college teams. Rudolph countered that he had authorized his league's attorney to file a $1 million suit against Rozelle on Monday in U.S. Dis trict Court in New York. Dyrol Blazes Past Aussie AUCKLAND, -New Zealand (API Dyrol Burleson of the Uni versity of Oregon opened a week's exhibition tour of New Zealand Saturday with a surprising victo ry over world distance ace Mur ray Halberg in a 1,500-meter grass race. ' Burleson's blazing finishing kick in the last 200 yards got him towhie playing for New York col- u.c lope a ornue ill Hum UI me New Zealander in 3 minutes, 47.4 seconds. Halberg, Olympic 5,000 meter champion who bettered the 2".mile indoor rccortl last Saturday night in Portland, Ore., was timed in 3:47.7. KFVL Pair Wax Warm Jack Riley and Rick Currin each drilled the net for 21 points but Currin got a 17-point assist from Billy Kemnitzer as his team, the Los Caballeros, whinnnl Ilia Vnnic Ca.ce i Vin. night, In other games played Fleet's Sporting Goods notched a 38-32 win over Farmers Sand and Grav el, Coca Cola dumped the Gun Store 44-39, and Drews' M a n store belted the JM Cuts 49-39. Earl Yeoman was high for Fleet's wilh 15; Chuck Hastings' 18 was high for the Coke quint; and Rich Dcpew connected for 18 Manstore counters. The scoring summaries Yogis lsi)-Rllav 21, Maims 4, Stiles 10. Stllwell 14, Vinson 5. Los Caballtros (3D Malcomb I. Sand myer 4, Puckalt I, Curran 21, Kamnitier 17. Pltatl (3D Ytoman IS. Lancaster 10, Bruns 4. Phillips 7. Alexander 2. Farmers sand (32)-oixon 4. Johnson 11. Rhodes 13, Putnam 3, Shearer. l .wun 9o,a ,i nu.ira , ,, ui(,l,m.n !. Barnes a. Holland. Baker 12. Coca Cola (441 Hastings II. Sllanl Rooks 2, Ensor 10, Puler 10. jm cuts isti-oiteroein 3. Amorooeiti 4. Tucker 4. Graham 4. Nelson 10. Ham- aker 5. Kerr 7. Drawl Manstore (4t) Baker 4. Rosa 8, I. Deoew 11. Blanchl 12, Bunyard 2, Sine 1. Gonialtl 2. Chiefs Edge Zags, 86-84 SEATTLK (API Seattle ITs 9-4 record was among the best of West Coast independent basket ball (cams Saturday after edging , h- The 37-p.iinl effort o( Burgess. the nation's Icadinc scorer, and a frantic closing rally by h i s m:,tcs fe" jll!l sllorl Krida-V "'K'1' cni,l ll -l.;.... ,1 x-r-. Seattle U., seeking Ihe NCAA's'came in a row here Friday nicht. Far West playoff berth for inde - pendents, look a 45-37 halftime lead and wks ahead 78-68 with four minutes to go. TURKEY & HAM SHOOT 10 A.M., Sun., Jan. 22 Boy Scout Camp Bonanza, Ore. it Shotguns it Rifles Refreshments Benefit Big S print, Perk The suit will accuse Rozelle of defaming the morals and stand ards of the EBL, Rudolph as serted. ' Lipscomb was to have made his professional basketball debut in Baltimore last night against Wu liamsport. The game was can celed because of a snowstorm. He has been wrestling professionally during the off-season, The EBL, an eight-team "minor league," has sent 11 players up! to the National Basketball Asso ciatlon in the last few years, said Rudolph. He said this to show that the NBA, the "major league" of1 basketball, had not felt it would be contaminated. A spokesman for the Baltimore Bullets said. "We know the fans are for us and we hope he (Rozelle) is somehow aware of their feelings Perhaps he will reconsider and correct v,l,it we believe to be a most regrettable injustice." The Colts had agreed to let Lipscomb play for the Bullets. "These boys," said Rudolph, "have paid their penalties and the public has accepted them. They have proven to be true gentlemen and outstanding basketball play ers. Larger crimes have been committed and the criminals wel comed back to society. "We have long felt that our al lowing these boys to play in our league served as a good source in rehabilitation. They were young and immature when they- made their mistakes, misled by selfish corrupt people out for their own gains." - Four EBL players were con victed of "point shaving" or fix ing the point spread of a game to the advantage of gamblers gcs , tne eary 1950s. 1 ,. .,.. u,ui, , 1IICV WCI6 OliCllliail "llllt, ltv with Baltimore; Ed Warner and Floyd Layne. both with Wilkes Baxre, and Ed Roman, player coach at Williamsport. White served a prison term. , In addition, Bill Spivey of Balti more was tried on a perjury charge. He tad denied accusa tions that he attempted to fix col- lece sames while playing for Kentucky. His 1953 trial ended in a hung jury and the charge against him was dropped. Viks Kill Red Raiders (Continued From Page 1-C) Friday night the Raiders went absolutely scoreless for the first 10 minutes and could claim only five points at the close of the first half as they bowed to -Portland Staters 49-28. At halftime the Viks led 23-5. Guard Gordie Carrigan, the usual SOC high scorer, hit a free throw for the first point and John Payne counted a layup with 3:08 left ill the half to make the ,-nnnt 9.I..1 fnr the wtnnprs. ,, .. , . . . . i During the first period the Ash- Ilonrlor markr-H a .095 field Bnal average. They ended the game with a .250 as Earle Tichenor found the range for eight points to help- the Raiders get within 13 f (he Viks, the closest they ' . , ' were in come au mt;ni. Big Bill Turner was high for the game with 16 Vik points and led the Povtlanders to a 51-36 re bound edge. The Vikings notched a .385 field goal average. The scoring summary: Southern Oregon (211 Hughts 3. Vm nice. Payne 2. Carrigan 5. Shults 4, Elckworlh, Gardner 4, Hennan, Tichenor I, Louk. 10. Turner ll. Chase 2. Lanll 4. Morion saitmarsh 2. Miner, Powell 2, w.i- UO DllCKlinQS :ww a. AJn Call. StraiClht " " " 1 1 KUGENr. (API The Oregon Frosh wijn their fifth basketball iheating C.imp Adair 82-38. The Frosh used 14 players and ol thorn. Jim Johnson topped the scoring wilh 14 point's. A caRVmX-ing 451 triumph over the Bend Lava Bears en Pelican Court Saturday afternoon ran the Klamath Union varsity wrestling team's unbeaten, string to nine straight matches, but they came discouragingly close to watching it snap at seven straight Friday night at Grants Pass. The KU grapplcrs evidently shook off any bad after-effects of their narrow 24-21 win over the Cavemen in time to face the Bend contingent. Friday night the whole match rested on th broad shoulders of heavyweight Gary Hancock but he came through with a timely de cision and then came back to1 grab .another Saturday. Saturday the Pels won eleven bouts and lost only two, one in the 168 and one in the 178 pound divisions, and scored, 17 take downs, fim escaries. four reversals 'and six pins. Bend notched three; takedowns, six escapes, three re versals and only one pin. IOI MITCHELL ... . stand out tffort . Lou? .'Astounding' Jim Long, an agile 98-pourtdcr opened the Pelican attack with an astounding pin in just 16 seconds of his bout with Bend's Bob Sul livan. Gary Head, at 106, made a quick recovery from a loss dealt him Friday night and followed Long's Saturday example when he nailed Joe Davenport to the mat in 1:06.0. Before the aclion was over Sherd Duncan, 123 pounds, Bob Mitchell, 141, and Joe Cox, the Klamath 191 pound representative, had each won by pins. Hancock managed three points in the second round of his match with big Gordon Hoagland and then, tiring, rode out the balance of the match while Hoagland scored two desperation points. In the Jayvee competition the KU squad blanked the Bend Cubs 27-0 as they racked up three pins and four decisions in the seven bouts slated Saturday results: Varsity Resulla 91 Jim Long (K) pinned Sullivan IBI :ll 104 Gary Head (K) pinned Daven oort (B) 1:04 115 Mllo Crumrlne IK) dec. Feser (B) u-0 123 Sherd Duncan (K) pinned Wol vtrton (B) 1:47 130 Pete McSwaln (K) dec. Booio (B) 1-2 134 Dale Crumrlne (K) dec. Free man (B) t-3 141 . .Boh Milchtll (K) pinned Wing. Held IB) 3:14 lit Dave Gonzales (K) pinned Mar couver (Bl 1:44 is; Larry Wlshart (K) dec. Ward (Bl 73 HI Barclay (B) pinned McClure K 2:lt 171 Pedersen (B) dec. Mills (K) t-7 , It! Cox (Kl pinned Iverson IB) 3:43 1 HWT Hancock IK) dec. Hoagland (B) 32 Final score: Klamath 45. Rend I Junior Varsity Results tl - Gary Hawkins (K) dec. Jarvll IBI 4-2 104 Phil England (K) dec. Nelson (Bl 15-2 115 Jim McClung (K) pinned Mar coulier (Bl 1:01 134 Erik Peterson IK) pinned Angell (Bl 2:35 141 Dean Melcall IK) dec. Houghton (B) 4-0 )4 Henry Swlsegood (K) pinned Dexler (B) 5:04 ill Loren Ambers IK) dec. Wilcox (Bl 3-1 Final score: Klamath 27. Bend 0 Almost Halted Friday night the Pelican wres tling win string just about came to a screeching hall. Heavyweight Gary H a.n c o c k stepped onlo the mat with the lor. . team score- all tied up it 21-atl and saved the day with a hard fought 3-2 decision over Ken Bas tian of Grants Pass. The Pels won the dual meet 24-21 on the strength of Hancock's effort. Said coach DeLance Duncan, We were" lucky to get out of Caveman territory with our skins." The Pelicans won six matches while the Cavemen took five and shared a pair of draws. KU's Bob Mitchell, 141 pounds, scored the only Klamath pin vic tory in what' was called the best match of the card. He stopped Grants Pass' Mike Blanchard in the second round. Bill Grisel pinned Pelican Lar ry McClure in 1:35.0 of the first round in the 168 pound class to vie the Cavers 19-16 lead. Art Mills evened the count by deci sioning Bob Pfaendler at 178 but the count remained tied after Joe Cox and John Morris battled to a 1-1 draw in the next to the final bout at 191. In an elongated jayvee card Ihe Cavemen carved out a 61-44 vic tory over the KU second string ers. Meanwhile in Medford, McLough lin was busy whacking the KU frosh aggregation 26-23. The results: 4, Vanity Results 9a-Long (K) dec. Furlong (Gl 7.2. 104 Nicholson (G) dec. Head IK) 3-2 IIS-M. Crumrlne (K) dec. Ambari (G) 133 Duncan (K) Mlddlelon (G) draw 130-Holmei (GP) dec. McSwaln (K) 3-2. JSe-Newell (G) dec. D. Crumrlnt (Kl 141-Mltchall (K) pinned Blanchard (Gl 3:32.0. 141 Gonialei (K) dec. Smith (G) 4-2. 157 Rhoadai (Gl dec. Wlshart (Kl 74 14a-Gruel (G) pinned McClure (K) 1:35.0. I7a-Mllli (IO dec. Pleendler (G) 5-3. 191 Cat IK) Morrii IGI drtw l-l. Hvy-Hincock (K) dec. Btstlin (Gl 3-3. Final Score: KUHS 34, Grants Past 31. Junior vanity Results tl Hawkins (K) dec. Mccarty (G) . 104 Dean IG) pinned England (K) 3:10.0. 115 Maurer (G) dec. McClung (K) 2-0. 115-Valkoi (K) pinned Drake (G) 3:20.0. 123 Leavltt (K) dec. Redd (G) 10-0. 123-Mile (K) dec. Packarl (Gl 40. 123 Glbbs (Kl dec. Wallace IGI 44. 130 Griggs (K) dec. Amberg (G) 24. 130 Snider (G) pinned Logsdan (K) 1:39.0. 130-Herrera (K) dec. Larson (G) 7-0. 134 Peterson (K) dec. Crowa (G) 2-0. 134 Holbrook (G) dec. Head (K) 5-0. 134-Gordon (G) dec. Netier (K) 14. 141 Edgerlon (G) dec. Metcalf (K) 54. 141 Bishop IK) dec. Relnmlller (G) 54. 141 McKay (G) dec. stllwell (K) 3-1. 141 Swisegood (K) dec. Peckman (G) 7-2. 141 Campbell (K) dec. Wilson (Gl 5-1. 157 Stevens (G) dec. Hitchcock (K) 94. 157 Mayhew (K) Kreiger (G) draw 04. 157 Graham (G) dec. Netier (K) 4-2. lea walker (G) dec. Husted (K) 54. 14a Buchholi (K) lorlelt ovtr Whiltker (G). !6a-Puckott (K) pinned Ralph (G) 2:15.0) 171 Graham (G) pinned Slna (K) no lime. 171 Currin (K) Harrison (G) draw 04. Ill Schmidt (G) pinned Ambers (K) no time. Hvy Boyce (G) pinned South (K) no time. 115 Jackson (G) dec. McBeth (K) 44. Final Score: Grants Pass JV 41, Klam ath Union JV 44. GARY HEAD ... a quick comeback Frosh Results IS Orr (M) dec. Sloan (K) 12-5. 91 Campbell 1M) dec. Stllwell (K) 10-2. 104 Harrison (M) pinned Wishtrl (Kl 2:51 0. 115 Humphrey (K) pinned Sickle (M) 3:110. 123 Tice (Kl dec. Winklield IM) 42. 130 Towes (Ml pinned Bath (K) 3:35 0. 134 McNeerney (M) pinned Provancha (K) 5:40.0. 141 Pcacara (K) dec. Coltrane (M) 4-5. 14a Chrlstianson (K) pinned Weston (Ml 5:51.0. 157 Methvln (M) dec. Shulmlre (K) 74. lit Kitching (K) pinned Sloke (M) 1-34.0. Dalton IK) dec. Wlnetrout (M) 7-7. Flnald Score: McLougnlln 24, KU Frosh 23. ----'-- 4