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Newspaper Page Texto 1LW i TThfrvTm tir vLMJLK. Sunday, February 5, 1961 PAGE t-B BARKS N BITES By WAYNE SCOTT 83 KU Pelicans Ignore Mumps; Whack Crater Comets 78-5 3 By FLOYD WYNNE lutes of the first quarter with the get back to within 10 points. Herald ft IVewi Managing Editor scoreboard showing a 14 to 10 lead Palmherg paced Ihe Pels attack with 22 points, followed bv teammates Kent Hunsaker with 16. Wayne Dennis 13 and Patzke1 A band of high flying Pelicans with two minutes left in the stan- proved too elusive a target foriza. the invading Comets of Centra It was at this point that the Point as they jumped into a lead game was broken open as Mam- 12. from the outset and rolled to a ath scored 13 points in the next sno( a warm wjtn 2r 8 to S3 triumpn on retican loun two minutes wnue iraier goi rjci( oais n attempts whilel I." Saturday nignt. nay layior nit a iwopouuei, t-Cntral Point Playing without Bruce Brukner,ally Palmberg dropped in lwo 30o convert Navy 5S, Penn Slate 56 West Virginia 86. NC Stale Colgate 80. NYU 75 Canisius 7ti. Nolle Dame 72 Oklahoma Stale 55. Nebraska St. l.ouis 77. Oklahoma City Holy Cross 100. Syracuse 71 Hamilton 76. St. Lawrence ,. ,1 ... 1 1 . 1 in their (wo game series will lornell at Columbia, postponed ., . , , . ,, . , , s IMIIS mill ll'll 1HHI1 CUIUS Owls Split With PS C Vikings; Win 45-43 Overtime Victorv was a hike warm '" 'U he played Sunday PORTLAND ifipeciaD Oregon but they were a mighty important -six limes during the first half. Tech kept faint championshiplpair of counters. Gene Branson. The Owls opened up a 23-19 lead helix's alive here Saturday by turn 'hard-working Owl forward, hit a with 3 25 to play but the Viks ing back Portland State 45-43 in long one-hander with 4:35 left came back with five quick points overtime. in the overtime to give the Owls lo earn a 24-23 advantage at the The win gave the Owls a splititheir rvenlual winning margin, lintcrmisiion Ih the TIk Viks had several opportuni- Smith was the niepnn Twh tied 'lies 10 even Ihe score but missedspa,k curing the first half, scor- inn 18 out of fin shots ' out of action with Ihe mumps, field goals; Gary Patzke convert-, fmm tne (ree throw line Klam- i- ifi.:.. J ..nj J 1 I il. ..... D..V. 1 ..... ... ' 1 Loacn uean mines squau roiieu eu iwo lieu uim eiuu nuu i-np !ath dropped through 22 of 38 trys and Crater 17 of 23. Higinbotham and Mike Glincs both hit double figures for the for second place in Oregon Col-on three lield goal attempts and jng 11 poults, while Ron legialc 1. onlcrence tyaway from the Comets early andisley counted another two points poured on the coal with four Pelsilrom the field. Loyal Higinbotham hiltinrt in An,tha finnrnu fur ihnLiHntrmtnrl In lf,m HlP I irie With weve neard. indirectly, twice from our good Trienajnjr,h,.s engacemenl. a lumper for Crater, hut Klam Georgia Tech 57. Alabama 4!i ' 0,. ,', ur ., . , .. standings with identical 6-4 ui 111,111 0.1, mil. wisiiiiif.uMi n , i,-.:J:,u- ,,,,,r ,n ,iJ fiM n.nl sillnninl hu SL-im an overtime tussle, but Ihe Vik-'niv Smith and an errant foul Virginia 90. South Carolina R2 Kichmond 81, Virginia Tech 7!l Salt. basketball one foul shot. The Owls blcw:marsh Da.-C(i ii,. Pnrtl.mH kijiIp rec-ltuilher scoring chances on ai0ffcnse ,,ih nine rnnniors The Owls came back lo grab and 'nvac'e,'s w',n lc an(l 12 points nor counting, of course, a welcome card at IP" 'hroughout the first six min-'Central Point was never able tni m m mtm cent shooting performance, net- I II 1 IIM NCIflA rB If 'ins 10 of 17 shots. Hunsaker was mr iww xr mm a Biia 1 w a wn warn After Double Win "the Bonny Scotsman," Bob Bonney, in the last couple Crater hung doggedly to the ath had a 24 to 14 lead. of months, Christmas. Recently Rex Hunsaker had occasion to spend a couple of days with the Bonney family on a swing through California on a business trip and he reported that Bob, the former Klamath Falls park and re creation director, found his new position as PRD boss in EI Cerritn much different from the same post in KF. And yesterday, through the; courtesy of Freida Kemnitzcr. er: golden-age, teeners, grade who brought in a clipping from j schoolers. Babe Ruth. Little tha nnL-lnnrl THhiino pnl her hv Leneue. etc. . . and I have vet an unnamed friend in the Bav'lo attend a major tournament berth in the Far West NCAA has area, we found even further proof where KF kids were concerned that Bob is engaged in an entire-j that Bob w asn't present . . . and Iv different activity than he urac- he is under constant pressure ticed here. I from his own children to cornel Oregon won in overtime at Cor- Not that what he is doing is back to Klamath Falls to enjoy!va"ls r"aay nigm. ,,, l imiwiant iha what he our camuing. fishing and hunt- 0reRon blo,e ,ed te ing . . . ana w 10 came '""' .them. per X. Michigan TO. Michigan SI. 71 Kansas 78, Air Force 52 Wake Forest 78. Maryland 69 Brown 74, Dartmouth 71 Hampden-Sydney 72, Washing-' ton & Lee 61 Toledo 95. Ohio U. 6R Uyola iChicago) 83. Detroit 82 Illinois 65. Minnesola 60 Prairie View 100, Grambling 73 Bulfalo 77. Baldwin-Wallace 65 Norwich 75, American Interna- ings won that one by a 52-50 mar- shot by Branson. a 28-24 lead at the opening of the second half on baskets bv il;..' ,.; . I Fa-5':! Iv a'' K nl f A ' Irfi 1 muni 'r mm 1 ff . right behind with a .545 icent, shooting six for It. Despite the loss of Brickner's 'six foot seven frame benealh the boards, the Pels dominated both EUGENE lAPi Oregon gained scored in the second half when boards, pulling in a rebounds toilmnal 73 an inside track to an at-large he connected on 9 of 11 lield goali for Lloyd Hoffine's Comets. Maine 103. Massachusetts 65 tries. At one time he hit six nil Coach While indicated he wasl Missouri mi, Colorado Ti ketball playoff by defeating Ore- a row, most of them on driviim'"verv happy" with the perform- Mississippi Southern 72. .lack 0on Slale aeain. 71-58. here Sat-lsliots. once of Ihe snuad. he used all.sonville 62 urday night. ; For the second straight night, 12 men. ond indicated that Brick- sophomore Terry Baker was tops her might return to the team in for Oregon State with 17 points, time for next Saturday's Grants 11 on a perfect mark at (he free' Pass game, but he was uncertain stages but seven minutes throw line. His teammate, Bob whether or not he would be used. 1 before the intermission Denny Jacobson had 16. I Thus far. he reported, no oilier U OH PUHniCr Strickland clicked on a three-point j Oregon hit on 26 of 57 field goal mcmhcrs of the snuad have comei Pelican Footballer Picked To Star '11' Duke 81, North Carolina 77 Kansas Slate 7t, Oklahoma (tt Roston College 8i, Army (2 Liidy nidi jjui wilful i diicdu, u iui to Lit-i ttiii. i f s u ii((own w,tn (jie mumps. oiiu ii aKtjftu iii iiuiii me ii'si ui iridic ti io iui on iui jk.'i ; , . . r ,.i ..i i !..Anl n hA Iha rnhoiind .'v.. """'n Oregon was up 33-2B at halftime edge, 46-37. Odds and Ends ItonmoG Hiilf and fnniitpu rl..K is blossoming out with a brand way jnew super styled kitchen and club! niwrtilnrc lliu unit I 1a in ini-lie i - J " " . claim thev'll he readv t start lie Wanen in 'he first 10 min- 12-5 season record. Oregon State HiginMiium serving their old friends, and, next Friday at Ashland The box score Loses Scrap they hope, a host of new ones Tuesday. The spot is open to the general public . , . they plan a daily buffet lunch to start at II a.m. . . . and while you're there you could even enjoy a few holes of golf . . . don't waste this weather. I Glines 10.2.51. ! J. Anhorn utes of the second half knocked is 11-7. Oregon Slate completely out of! The basketball crowd, contention. was the second largest on record ; "v"4 wnen Warren lelt the game on here. the night with 10 minutes left hel had 27 points, 19 of which lie I (Continued On 3-11) Hornets All Alone In Rogue Loop Lead Roguf League BOB BONNEY ... ihings are different accomplished here . . . it s ju.1. & InKlamath Falls Bonney was:lal""d baseball players just . i ... ui;,ui ,n.,lwailmS for 'he season to start llinil Ullll.ll.ci, 1,1 iu.mu n ROW of the current youth athletic ac-ltn fol. uviilL's we acceiJL as .uuuiuiuu- place today In El C'errllo, Calif., today he gels hooked up with tree-plantings and more park beautifying than he was concerned with in Klamath Falls. Our parks didn't need trees or they needed peo- The Klamath Ride and Pisloll Club is planning a special Jack-j pot shoot in the club's range at 508 Adams Street Tuesday night at 7 o clock. Any adult who wish- w t Pel. es to join in the fun may do so!""i"ew . . . the registration fee is 50ll,in'' v,llev , I Phoenix 3 3 .500 cents per person. E,e Poii j 5 .,u Rogue River 1 6 A4i Selurdey Results Henley 61. Eegle Point 51; Lakeview 72, Rogue River 66. Fridey Results Henley 61, Rogue River 5; EflQle Point Bob Yunck and Don Gresdel,:;,2; L1J"V'"" "'S " mer members of the Klamath Union high and Ameri The Henley Hornets look an un- disnuled lead in the A-2 Rniriie can Legion clubs, are among the League basketball race by defeat many local students and athletesjg Eagle Point 61-51 -at Henley ai un una year. Saturday night after measuring : Rogue River 68-55 Friday. viMiurs, 10 cugene lasi nignt tor the second L'O-OSC basketball The Hornets scored at a .HiO! .857 clip while the losers registered JJJia .350 from the field. ' Allbritlon hit eight field goals.! three free tosses in the first half and then Gooding took over, to1 count the bulk of his points while controlling the boards. The scoring summary: Eagle Point (51)Wilson 12. Palm IB, Hoell 1. Perdue 10, Wesl 7, Hanscom 2, Boatright 1. While Beman Alien Totals KUHS 1711 Palmberg Hunsaker Dennis Palike Laosley Taylor Biehn Allen Ash Totals Score by guarlers: Craler 16 KUHS 27 NEW YORK (API Undefeat Fg fi.fu pi Tpled Joey Archer of New York J1 i !' scored his 30th straight victory 14-4 2 6 Saturday night by gaining an up ! 3-6 2 7;sel 10-round decision over middlf- o-o 5 o Weight conleiuler Don Fullmer ol l West Jordan. Utah, in a television named lo the State squad Here are the rosters ot the two all-star teams: Head coaches: Mel Fox, Noilh The game was an evcn-stcvenlrjoh Petersen and Branson and a Only two points were scored I affair right from the opening. ou swi Dv pcicrsen ti,- t,.i. in Ihe five minute extra session, whistle, with the score being lied mon maintained that leirl until 3:23 remained when Saltmarsh hit a two-pointer to give PSC a 41-41 deadlock. Don Bridges put the Slaters ahead with a one-hander from the corner at 2:50 and Norm Johns forced Hie final tie of the game on a driving layin with 2:32 to go. PORTLAND lAP1 Selections Salem; assistant coaches: Loydl Each side got one more shot be- of the football squads lo play tnlAmick, Soulh Eugene, and Connie fore time ran out. Smith missed (he I4lh annual Shrineis Hospital Sproul, Newberg. a baseline jumper for the Owls High School all-star game nexl Centers: Dave Tobcy, South August were made here Saturday.; Eugene, and Bill Pcdcrson, Bend. Guards: Dave Olsen, North Sa lem: Joe Rainwater, North Salem; Dick Duvle, North Bend; AI Full' Norlh The selections were made by Ihe coaches u( the Metro and Slaie learns, based on nersonal observations and recommenda-is'on- Mcdford, and Croyton Ris- lions from olher coaches. i'cr. Newborn Marv Hcibcrl. coach of Ihe stale champion David Douglas learn, is coach of the Metro team, and Mel Fox of Norlh Salem will head the Slale team. David Douglas and Jefferson each placed Ihe maximum of four players on the Metro team, and four schools Mcdtord, Norlh Salem. South Eugene and New berg had four learn members II 17-23 24 Fg Ft-Fta Pf Tp 10 2-4 4. hunt :il M:irli.iin Vimm-p risii-rlnn wcigucu mo1, ruiimcr 21 2211 19 71 Continued on 3 B KU Juniors Take Crater Archer 15734. Referee Jimmy Devlin (7-:il (in b rounds I and Judge Frank Forbes J iR-21 voted lor the New York long o, shoreman. Judge Leo Birnbaum called il a draw. The Associated Press card had Fullmer ahead. li-4. The split decision defeat ended Fullmer's unbeaten streak at eight. The ?l-ycar-old loser is the kid brother of NRA middleweiuiit kine Gene Fullmer and i iiinki.il Billy Casper. Ken Venturi and sixth in his own right Tackles: Dave Gould I l" 'Big1 Trio Grabs Lead In Classic PALM SPRINGS, Calif. IAP- at : 15 and Frank Chase was off the mark on a long one-hander with 7 seconds showing on the clock. Saltmarsh was the game's lop scorer with 16 points while Smith and Branson paced the Owls with 15 and 10 points respectively. Smith snared 12 rebounds to pace OTI to a slight 42-3!) advantage. Shooting percentages favored Ihe Owls .360 lo .339. Coach Wal ly Palmberg's Techmen hit on 18 of 50 attempts from Ihe field. while the Viks were true 19 in 6 tries. The hoxscore: Ore. Tech (45) Johns J - GARY HANCOCK . . . tackle choice Petersen Smith Wilson Nash Wilson Cumlford Branson Tolals PSC (431 Bridges Bertell t urnor Chase Sallmarsh Lahtl Powell Totals Score bv halves: OTI PSC Fga-Fg Fta-Ft Pf Reb Tp 2-1 1-0 5 5 2 l-6 5-3 2 12 15 6 2 5-2 2 4 3-2 0-0 13 4 20 0-0 0 0 0 7-1 1-1 15 3 7-5 1-0 J 2 10 5011 lit t 42 45 Fga-Fg Fta-Ft Pt Rob Tp 11-3 4-1. 4.4 7 2-2 ,11 2 7 5 13-4 2-1 3 5 9 11-3 1-0 0 7 6 1B-7 3-2 5 I 16 00 lilt 0 14 Continued on 3 B beautifying . pie game got a look at a model of 'J- I ..l-n..in,..'P n..rt S1n....-nll ,.l ,l,V-... 1 r:, In the eastern sector Of the , V . r C7Z i T "j J nuiini-ia uui ui a nu-oi nun: nuu Thp . ithi: halt prl nin.anrl.lilr-k state the Lakeview Honkers, the only league ciub to drop the Hor- sent ths important test into an "nR ' 7 a 7 Jrlh..'li lne Proposed new Duck stadium. neu thus far this season gained ovel limc Pcriod- Teammates Gary . organized to get the full ' . nm '"us ,,ar 11 ,s scf on'. galnpa, Reynolds. Chuck Cossev and Lar- best use of the facility, and they- " ,"T ..:..L "r Plate ? W"'PP'"S me -. ,, got them, through Bob's work. n r;.,n ru:nt to c e : 1 iuii:uc iiivtri iuis.-in i-on ill i ,l . .- j i. i j r.---- ... overtime after bowing 42-41 to the f 03 lh.'; eX ra ,. 5 ,P ler the "mission the Junior Eagle Pointers Friday night in uu,,,K,Pclicans exploded wilh a scoring Weightman Expecting Long Toss KKIV VflFtk' lAPlR,ili Rjilri ouring me nrsi nan nut tne g(H 0f a tass , M feot in ,he 35. Klamath five managed the firsl)mln( -cll,h, th,tt. silurdiy in quarter lead, lfi-10, and the half- ,le Alillrnsc-Metropolitan AAU time margin. 30-28. However, af - mccl and ,mmn,W annnrP,i I,,., was ready lo break the 70-foot Uill,, M.,vi..nll n.nn i,.l.. tin tni- I .i. 1 1 a-., f,.. no ui. Bend; Ben Erb, Newberg; Gary nnence . 1 iiittiuuun, .,. Everybody got inlo the picture Gooding 20, Kendall 3, Brown 7. C. Blot- 3llul udJr M,111 renudll uoui I sky 4, Taccnini, l. Bioisky, Barrel, woiie.jwhen the Klamath Union Jayvees Lakeview 72, Rogue Hivcr 66 (cleared Ihe bench during an easy A last five second layup by 69-50 victory over the invading in the 90 - hole, $50,000 Palm Springs Golf Classic. Playing different course, each posted a score ot 274 nnd goes into Ihe final round of this desert marathon Sunday one shol in front ofpBob liosburg. The latter carded a 73. i Casper played the swank Ber muda Dunes Country Club's pur 72 course in till. Maxwell loured the Thunderbird club's 71 in 68 the parking lots into watch-from i;nnr.rar crlr TI,A U'nV.rnn,. ...... Dhasized the work thai Bob na()naors'anaaiiy nappy wun IheiEagle Pointers Friday night in'" (..Pelicans exploded wan a scoring mark nitiated on the parts of the EC J"7nr "n,cn P,ans are a- Lakeview. Maxwell and Cossey were the P" T uTT ,, a , 1 0nly C,,n""ll' llas tospeople in planting 3,500 pine. :velol"nS' J the only olher league 8me L ,1 Lrs each' ifr'T"' .."."l 70 f't't in lhe pwnl- "" eucalmis and 'redwood seedlings: over the weeken the Phoenbc " 8rab he third period lea , 4 -3 ,sm , , b ,,. ,, , and the picture enclosed proved Plagiarist's Potpourri . . . Pirates stopped the Illinois Val-j Cosscv an( big Trov Mct'ov Imik' Bogalay earned Ihe high of 7l-2' in Uie . national AA'J Bob was enjoying fruits of his According to Murray Alderman, 'ley Cougars 49-42 on Friday night, ; . m H of thp bn-irds -ind ledlst'or'n '"''c "le n''t vvilh championsliips last year and but we still would bet'lne synnicnteo msa scrlbe. inen ooin cuius iook a nigni on.i . . . .1 poinis, wnue icammaie uaveinacKus nas neen trying 10 match ihlippich lollowed up with II more. ill since. cock, Klamath Falls, and Charles Kearney, Pcndlclon. Ends: Leonard Blix, ttoscmng Bob Haskins, North Salem; .Robin Gcrke, Princvillc, and Bill Cham Dacne. Newberg Quiirtcrbacks: uick itagsaaie, Mcdford; Bill Mickle, North Sa lem, and Mike Brundage, Rose- burg. Backs: Dave Fluke, South fcu and Venturi had a one-under-Dar'Rfne: Phil llumplircys. fticmoia; 71 -.1 nm i'iiw-i. , u ...,ij:Hob vorls. nsniana; unucK 11111 labor that Bonney would like to work "rm Van Broeklin didn't get more closely with the youngsters,"" KaR'e coaching job he was promised nun a couple o( years Henley 61, Kagle Point 51 Forward Earl Allbrilton had hi: second hot night in a row, col- Ihe victors lo 1 loose ball grabs. The Honkers led 15-13 at the Dale Topper paced the Comets wilh 13. and would-ne atnieies 01 tne com- 1 " ".i- . years ..,,, ,., . ..-, , f , . nr.lpr hlI,u munity than his Et Cerrito job Ro because the outspoken Dutch- lecting 27 points against the EP . aj thc ha( h,n hM Klamalh won the ballgame from ..k, man made the mistake o ex-live wnue sopnomore leammatei .. . . . .. , , ., a ' . .. uu -r ,u. tll it.7 r., KJ, r:,i: ,.. 3 Sd-l bulge at the end of Ihe Bonney was a great peopie-us- t" "--""li t,nnuiia ,m me mu Mounts Nip Red Raiders LA GRANDE 1 Special) A jump adelphia bosses vocally." We I anyway they didn't fire him , lluekilv. 6-7 center Kent Gooding was next I, with 20. The Hornets leaped but to a 13-7 first quarter bulge, led 34-18 at the half then slipped to a 42-36 Not too long ago I mentioned by the close o( the third as coach McCloymonds High School in Jerry Johnson substituted freely., Oakland as the West Coast'fhe win ended a jinx the Point- , the field, hitting 30 two-pointers "I feel 70 feet," I'm said e.idv lo gel over Backus. 'Vi'here's the roughest in this resort land The final round, with the field trimmed to the low 60s and lies. shifts to the exclusive Tamarisk Country Club. It will lie nationally televised by CBS from L.'IO to 3 p.m., Pacific Standard Time. The leader through the second and third rounds, darkhorse AI 1 Pheistcr, Benson Mcngert, had miseries. Monger!, a leaching profession dl at Phoenix, Ariz., look a simp ler, Lebanon: Dale Meyer, South Salem; Jerry Blcvins, Pendleton; Dan Sicg. Mcdford, and Bo Blair, South Eugene. Metropolitan Team: Head Coach: Marv Niebcrt, David Douglas; assistant coaches: Tom DeSylvla. Jefferson, and Ron U.S. Netiers Give Freed New Chance no ic.ison wny 1 snouliln I. I hading 76. He still is in contention, a real goiiu inrow in liosion a Centers: lloyl Kccncy, David Douglas, and Dave Bergman, Cen tral Catholic. Guards: Bob Weaver, Grant; th,r Tie Chiefs surged ah A while the Crater bunch made only J" late in the fourth but Maxwell l9' Cla,cr ,0k adva""" f "" K" "2 il70. bu' " spoiled their threat. The scoring summary: Lakeview (721 Peters 6. Cossev McCoy 11. Manwell 16. L. Peters Reynolds 13. Rogue Riiver (661 Kile 2, Laws free throws, however, dunking I2mjfs,ca- 1,11 Set it soon. however, at 277. He had previous Pa"on Mo1'"' wml(,low tvll!,on; rniinds nf 6n fir, anrl (a Russ Morrison, Jefferson; Bill Alone at 27B was Doug Sanders out of 20 to a total of 9 for 14 lm m""""K P '"e Nalion that Klamath tried. nl AAU meet in two weeks. That's T1.0 .......,. wnere innnoliy tntl t really go al each olher. I'm aiming lor a I who shot a 66. U.S. Open Champion Arnotd The scoring summary: Crater JV (501 Wald 4. Branson "home" of prep shot by Larry Applegate with ""' "U"" 010 scnooH. . . ..neu.. ,U..M ,.prrlc loft rinvo Fal em ' ,a" ,,,dl -'eigrnun uregon Loucge a n-it win uvei baskelballers ers previously held over the Hor- Franu 16, Snner 6. Leroy 17. Archer 12. Jones 6. Peeper 13, Tomllson Beaman throw of about T2 feet.' lu. onnes I. (Continued on 3-B) Bogalay 17. Hunsaker a, Scott 6, Ash last a, uann a. Kaier 5, Alien 2, Keliey. year. Backus was second wilh a (ifl-2'4 effort. University coach John McManus uregon uege in-,, w.,1 . , r Dist.h:ngCr, the Southern Oregon College Red.' , . - h Raiders in an Oregon Collegiate York Larese or Doug Moe as the Ohio Staters Score Runaway w. Eyes New Champ Martindalc, Madison, and Martin Anderson. Jesuit. Tackles: Jack Kultcr, Benson; Palmnr whn rirpri n tinr.i ..n,i Abbott Lawrence, Bcavcrton; Ron 65 In win thk iniii-n:,me,ii vparlEasl, Lincoln; Bill Mitchell, Ben- ago. faces a rougher assignment Sunday. He look a par 72 at El Dorado Saturday or 279. son. and Jim wnnc, jcncrson Ends: Doug McDougal, Wood- row Wilson; Guy Hale. Beaver "I'm nol pulling as I should but!': Hon lliiase' Ncynlds, Larry . , ,,, i ci.. louguesi uiavers ins c uo nas Conference battle here Saturday " ,u- l j, faced th s season ... he adds "Snl- llhat Paul Silas. 6-7 CrcHilon ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Ohio Stale Coach Fred Taylor Oklahoma 71-63 Saturday nighl The Raiders, hitting 16 ot -",,nsh from McClovmonds has '501 1 First-ranked Ohio Slate, runaway pulled his regulars wilh 9: in lo gOThe victory gave the Wildcats the free throw :, trailed 43-31 at hall-a si,. ' leader of the Big Ten. trounced in the second half and lhe Buck- undisputed lead in the Big Eight time and were nenino ny as mucn Michigan 80-58 Saturday betoreieyes leading 70-41. basketball race as !: points eany in me sec ou . hravvwei(,n,.6.(ioo lans and a regional ieievi- Michigan's sharp shooting Capl.: Ijiry Comley set the pace as:,ji have h7 alul ou t Dress gaveT"" T TZ2 c 1 i! "T, . .." 0"". ?. :slra champion Tuesday nigh,, and .he Ihe 90-hole, S50.0.K) Palm Springs ... !,MC sii"? mans in wiiicn ne ones- ine iduuiuun oik i,-vc-.-. im i-u ,,,,i,il ouu niiiiniu ,nn u, uu, iuiiii.-, uj uui me game on ice alter nrir s nrp 9 I ho u-HI ho tUo Rairlpi-C 7J.79 pHpP Wilh l:09l.. . ... I o .1.- ..:1JJ tfl : i L.. . . . . . ... 1 Ut L ',J 11 "U' "C - " , , ;nn rnaa worK six pairs al a time, lor tne season ann n-u in uiciyicimu noiveiine scoring nonors UKianoma naa snuggled lo a 55-55 jhi Burgess. Centennial Quarlerbacks: Terry DeSylvia, David Douglas; Hon Hcrgcrt, Jc-ferson. Backs: Duiine Sclander, Lin coln; Dave Hansen, David Doug- MIAMI BEACH. Fla. IAI- The Nalional Boxing Association a new light hcavyweightlLeading scorers 1 hope lo do belter," said Palmer. Tied wilh Palmer were Jay He- belt, who had a great chance lor a sub-par score hut got into trou ble on Ihe back nine and took a 71- Punl riui-nou uhn nkn hurl a 73,' and Gardner Dickinson, whol'"; Hon Martin, Jefferson; Andy shol a 67. Berkis. Milwaukic: Terry BinK- erd, Hillsboro; Dan Lambert, PALM STRINGS. Calif. IAP)- David Douglas; Harry Carlalcs, after 72 holes of Benson; Pal inursion, uregon City, and Dennis Ingram, Sunset. left in the game. Tom Neel hit a jump shot wilh :57 seconds left to tie the contest at 74-all. . . . He must be dragging his feet Big Ten. dispatched the confer- to Tom Cole, 6-fool-7 sophmore.llie with 6:23 lo go . . . I couldn't wear nut two pairs ence cellar dwellers with an add-'who had 16. In thro vn hot fhoo I n-.. k(.iioo mach inp-nf fpnp in which f r. . e EOC then worked for a final shol ,rr ,.,,,. at doHcinK dr.'th;ec slaI,ers scored in double v ,,f, e t. and got il on a jumper from the,tais . , . and to0i , ,a, dnwn fi anf ,he leiim shol a, a 55 NORMAN. Okla. APi - Kan- ... ,1 sas auue weni on a sco ng spree every chance I got. per cent clip. I ., , . , , 1 , hnson of Philadelphia side by Applegate, wilh three sec onds left Henley JVs Unbeaten Ohio Slale hit 33 of 60 field goal! attempts. Mel Nowell and John Havlicek From the desk of Art Lilchman. line UO publicist, comes the word that Glenn Moore "continues to each scored 18 poinis and All get tougher on defense." He shul America Jerry Lucas added 17 off Washington's Bill Hanson and I.Seattle's hot-shooting Dave Mills jlasl week to Ihe tune of a collec- i uoir . noriolriprl Hpnlev!live six Boals. Teammale " - ,-u-l:. it- .. . .. C.I..J.I, ninht in a big 48-37' win over Ihe Eagle ,d on 13 of 31 K twals against Death Claims Linfielders Down Pacific Broncos Nab Non-Looper ' The 32-year-old Karris-: lakes on " 23 year-old Jesse Kowdry ol SI I Louis in a 15-roi nd bout al Con- Bob Rosbui g veniion nail with lhe winner lo bcJAI Mcngert Harold 'Golf Classic: Billy Maxwell Billy Casper Jr. Ken Venturi NEW ORLEANS (AP) - U.S. tennis fathers gave David Freed another chance as Davis Cup cap tain today and took new steps to ward opening up compel ilion to the pros. Freed, 51-ycar-old Salt Lake City financier, was chosen by the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association to try to salvage the wreckage of the I960 campaign which was marked by defeat and controversy. Hope springs eternal in the human breast." Freed said. "I debated a long time whether to accept. 1 welcome the chance to try to win back the cup." Last year the Americans were beaten in the inter-zone finals at Perth, Australia, by Italy the first time in more than 20 years they had failed to gain Hie chal lenge round and later the team was criticized for so-called poor sportsmanship. Two members of that team- Chuck McKinlcy, 19. of St. Louis ind Dennis Ralston, 18, of Bakers- field, Calif. are under a year's probation for their antics. McKin lcy, who hurled a racket inlo the stands at Perth, is under suspen sion until N.ay 1. 1961. Yet they are the two key mem bers in Uncle Sam's plans (or re covery of lost prestige now that their older leammatcs, Barry MacKay and Earl (Butch) Buch- holz, have turned professional. Bernard (Tut) Barlzen. 33, of Dallas, served as a sort of co captain to Freed last year but will not have the same capacity in the 1961 setup. Rinaldi Next Says Fugazy P.MSLEV i Spec ial'i Thc Pais ley Broncos nailed their second win over (lie Gilchrist Grizzlies by edgiig day nighl Doug Sanders Paul Harney Arnold Palmer lay lleberl 69ti8-70-72 279 66-69-71-73 279 Junior varsily made it .4 ,n , - - "as wipen 0 , r lp C-thA 1 Henley wun - . ,,; 1 -w iiwognized as successor lo the venerable Archie Moore, from wlmso brow the crown was re moved bv Ihe NBA for allure to delend Ihe ljte wilhin what was tiaidner Dickinson 67-72-73-67279 considered a reasonable lime. The veteran and skillful John llwm JJ-W heie Satui-;son. four of whose eight defcas were sulfered al the hands of Hvnrlman and Barbara Williams to proveiMoore. is considered by critics lu and lhe team, of Willie Turncsa and Mrs 68-70-li8(ia 274 68-69-69-68274 6.V7I-67-7I 274; 61.69-68-73-275! 68-65-68-7B 277 68-73-7I-6H 2781 NEW YORK (UPD Promoter 69i;9-68-73 27u! Humbert Jack 1 Fugazy Satur- John Mc.lcnnett, Harvard breast- si roke swimmer, conies from Ma nila. FOREST GROVE (API - Lin. Tl' vit"' rtlfl l'P field moved another step closcll,, M0,''n "' el"1(,r tlu0- " v.'is"- ' n .00 many guns lor his youlli 10 Ihe Northwest Conference has-'an " night for each. oponcnl. lio jumK-d inlo the liPihall pamninn.hm .iinHul I'at swcaringcr nelico H lor lliC'"'e piuure inrougn a decisive ,ri,r,na Ctnt. lo h.l,.. C-l llVt.lt riTV I A P I ParU "'f " UOWtllllg raCIHC Point juniors. . ' . iFranWin's 14 comuletions and Carrll. former general manager! Linfield. the conference leader Paced by .sieve Keumgwno era.- v, t-rai,i, r ,h kan r,tv Athleiics diedlplayed without the services of ed with Ihe high scoring honors .,.,.,. f. ., h u., in hUiBill Wallis. who was sidelined I ' , """son by the margin of one coal tnnk the llrsl n'mc iiiu-,iu,.j. - wucniisi Miptiec out to .1 -0-1.1 - mm 9 nas Moon since i:t.n. . eany mis. nan ran oct-m 111. - -i - lalliime lead ail Ihe Rrnncin i l arroii was anmitien to han- I'aritic took tne lead in the ear-i(.amp back to lie it up 3i all al t, 1 ...1 r : 1 1 r-.... t U II ., l .,!.. L.. r- r- l 1. .... oip.t uui. rnvn wilh a big 3.V29 nrn .iiais i, I i I sas cuy nnrairn nnmii ii ty smKc-s, i.ui ut-ue tanson sann tt,p hlrf s0p ' umi rln I 13. Ihe Henley orev ruarter 1210. battled on to leai 2.1-20 Pt halftim. and busied the jwmners to barely nose out lb" Kirizlies' Gerald Warren, who ;!had It,. Al the quartei it was 10 all bill victory over Willie Paslrano. The New York Rangers nine of Ihcir fir.it 37 games day named Ginlio Rinaldi of It aly the challenger lor Archie Moore's light heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden, May 27, if Rinaldi can come to terms. Fugazy of Feature Sports an nounced that Erich Schoeppner of Germany "is definitely out as far John Fitton reached thelas Feature Sporls is concerned finals of the Nalional Mixed Four-.bccau.se he failed to meet the some Amateur Championships. Idcadline for terms yesterday." GOLF MIAMI BEACH. Fla. - William al the third quarter spread mark. The scoring summary; ton j, Moesit 14. Straus e. Boatright . nandcr, Clerotnt. and Whaiey uim JV f4lloeil.na 11. o'lhrittAn J. nawton 4. Barrett i. rnnmoson T. Terrv Baker, Pavma 1 1. laoOe'S 4. i'acfcoian 4. John ton. One-. I allow any one-handed 3 .10 p m. and died an hour later, two Iree throws and Dan Wil-j i ii, nrelim Ihe Gilrhi nl .lav. foul shot shooters ... get this i He was general manager of the'liams added Iwo baskets and aft-vers paced bv lhe 12 points of I. . . today there are no less thanUthletics while they were owned er that Linfieid was never head-;,im Lash collected a 24 16 win. 'eight Beavers who use the one- bv Arnold Johnson. He was re- ed. ti,p corinri nummary lav Cartv. Jim Wood-iplaced this year bv Frank line Linfield's Bob Close was high! Oikunsi mi Mauewoni i. M,tt . land. Sieve Pauly. Boh Jacobson. when Charles Finley bought theiscorer with 1 poinis. Bill Davis;iw7n "' E"k"" '' Eln" '' H" ' Bill Wold. Rosi and Dave Havward. (iarvlrontrollino inlereat from Johns4in's and lienn .Inhnnn led lh tnvpri, eaisley 1171 Penniootnn a. Bnsr-b'iy. . . . , Ivey 1. Swesnnqer 17. 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