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By OSCAR FRALEY
United Press International
MIAMI BEACH (UPD-Harold
Johnson, a man with the build of
a giant and the troubled heart of
a little bov. hopes that Tuesday
right he ll get nanway 10 me m.u
of the boxing rainbow.
Johnson climbs through t h e
ropes at Convention Hall for a
bout with 23-year-old Jesse Bow
.i r r- T a. 1 1 Tha tt-innrtr will!
cry oi ai. uuuib. .........
be recognized by the National
Boxing Association which
stripped ancient Archie Moore of
his crown, as the light-heavy
weight champion of the world.
But it's only halfway to a long-
dreamed vision for the 32-year-
old Philadelphian. 'Diget, Navy swimmer who ended
"I won't be happy until I fight!,,..
jloore again anu gcv -l oc.u,
he savs auietly. "Sure, half is
better than nothing and I've had
more than my share of that. But
I want to win recognition every
where." Misses Jackpot
Johnson, who has the Iron-hard
body of a weightlifter, almost hit j
the big jackpot six years ago. tie
was leading Moore on points go
ing into the 14th round. Then he
was knocked down and the fight
was stopped.
It was just the beginning of his
troubles and a six-year wait
(or another chance.
The following year came the
ease of the "doped orange."
Johnson went into the ring
against Julio Mederos of Philadel
phia and collapsed in the second
round. He recalled eating an
orange just before the fight which
"tasted funny."
I J:rf:
Since men me nas oeen umi-
-,,H for Johnson. Promoters were
.u. .... - Wright Real Estate
suspicious of him. Then, too, ne Bairj e agist
was such a tugged opponent that ; No ,
other light-heavyweights with titleiTat i Tavern
... . j f Uim Shaflar'i Electric
ambitions wanted no part ot nun. Sear, N0 2
Johnson shrugs that he "don't'JH03r0'yr?luJ""rn
know whv" he was kept so inac- KF Poi, D(Dl.
tive.
"He's just modest." says man
Hger
Pat O icier.. The tact is
that he's lUSt tOO COOd for niSll; Shaffer Electric X Sean No. 1 1.
,
OWn gOOd.
, . w .
r.mt ihiikii "h"
Whatever the reasons, Johnson
has had onlv 12 bouts in the last
five years. In that time he earned
6 meager ih,wru wnn ins
Which figures out to a hungry ?S.ZVZ
$3,200 a year. Lucky li
, , , nf Southern Oregon Music
"There s been a number of KI,m,m rm
times I felt like hanging them "P!1
and chucking the whole business," iP,n'tin Motors
L. -Jm,tr "lu fam v wanted
lie (i'iiiiii.-. "'j j
trie to quit but I couldn't do it.
I felt that all the time I've spent,
since I came out of the Navy, in
104(5, should be rewarded and
that if I .-tuck with it. sooner or
later something would break right
or me."
Johnson has a defense, too. for
the insinuations that he lacks
courage and overt sneers that he
lacks the killer instinct.
"I know some people call me
vellow," he asserts frankly. "But
It's iust that when I'm in the ring National Guard
J . , , . . . . .uUS National Ba'
im noi only iijuirl '
olher guy but I'm trying to keep
from getting mv own brains beat
out, too. So I don't believe in Uk.;cLN?..
Ing reckless cnances.
Always Fifiht Back I
"But rememler this." he adds'
primly. "When I pet hurt. I fipht
mv wav out of trouble. Some
guys quit wnen mey gei nun. .ui
i t.Ut U.Ani- T uni:1Hn't
Illf. I Hi.ni. mm".. .
fa that beinc veitow.
Johnson has helped keep body,1. Shw
nd soul IniiCtlwr, in bete'en Baisger Vo'or Co.
NxjK hv fnrmine a five niece
combo in his native Philadclphia!Cmon
nhich plays weekend dates. John-iDon-s shu
on. drummer, set IS . nipht.
' P BOt a Sicn W hich SaVS
Harold Johnson's Combo John-.0
$nn at the Drums.' ' he grinned.
"One auy wes the icn
koar him nay 'He can t even
tzhi, what's he doin neatin'
tinim?
But Bowdry and the NBA are.
a
yeing
rone
going to see Tuesday night that
Harold Johnson can fight, he
vows, and old Archie Moore will,
too, if he'll ever climb through
the ropes with him and settle this,
thing once and for all. The odds
are two and one-half to one that
he-s rightj at leasUthis tim0,
kl Dftlmw
fCIVy KeiuV
Swim Squad
Beats Yale
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP
urday with a
sweep of his long I
arm, faced a quick decision.
Diget, anchoring the 400-yard
freestyle relay team against Yale,
didn't know whether to glide in
at the limsh or throw his arm
against the wall of the pool.
Suddenly he recalled instruo
lions. His arm flashed out of the
clear blue water and Yale's win
ning streak stopped at 201 con
secutive dual meets with a spec
tacular splash. He had beaten
Yale's anchor man, John Guthrie,
by an arm length.
Lucky Lanes
FRATERNAL LEA9UE
RoMr Marar
Georse CranBuiideri
3S 57
29' i M'-s
Wright Real Estate 1, Harry's Tav-
jerrt 3; George Cram Builders 1, fllfll
I Eagles 3; Sears No. 7 2Vi, KC No. I
In,- Tt'a Tiuarn 3. Rfthrtt Hardware
High team qame, lars lavern v;
high team series, Tal's Tavern 2705; high
ina. game, woner t-ooi niyn ihi.
(nes, Walter Cool 581.
MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE
Lewis
nsw-isuperior Trov
S31) 3J't
St1) 3'i
SO 38
SO ' 38
J7'i 40' i
39 49
3d' ) 49' i
33 5S
i Beraooo tieciric
19 69
Results: Maury's ). Lucky Lanes 1
Klamath Tractor 0, th St. Oxygen 4;
Pelican Motors 1, So. Ore. Music 3; King-!
slev Voodoos 3. Baraboo Elec. 1; Valuer's 1
Cale 1, Suoerior Troy 3; Sportsman Ho
tel 1, Lewn Chevron 3.
Hgh team game, Mury' 1031 j high
team series. Maury's 2909; high Ind.
pame. Bill Hawley 253; high Ind. terlei.
Chuck Reynolds 64).
BASIN LEAGUE
City Center Lodoe
K flier Auto Service
Interstate Pump
Acme Concrete
Schulie Tires
Swift & Co.
H R P.
Zeon Electric Product.
37
si
37 51
Crater Lake Machinery 34 54
National Guard Officers 26 62
Results: Schulie Tires 0. U S. National!
Bank 4; Swift A Co. 4, H R P. 0; Acme;
1; C'ty Cen
Machmery 1 ;
agonal Guard Officers 7. interstate
Pump J; Kaier Auto Service 3. Zeon,
Electrical Products 1.
High team game. Interstate 101 i: high
team eries, u S. National Bank 29?4: hfj
ird. game, Don Alien 237; high Ind. se
ries. Don Allen 604. ,
AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE
iQHon Motort
Motxigas
Maivorsen s Union
41' i 43' i
47'1 44' i,
4$ 4;
39', S3' j"
3I't S3 i
3 j4
30 62
3, CHon
(East S'de E'eC'.c
Results:
Diet B Mine' Co
'
Interstatt
East () Elte..K,"'"h JCs
fnr Al Mnhilam 3. Carlson Mattes! 1
ot s Body i. flaivoer vov i
n qn ream om, uvn a- w
c
1"49, h-oh team
Fast S'de E'ec-
oame, F'v Thy,
,14.
Ailment Sidelines
Second KU Player
An emergency apoendeelomy would be unable to play basket
performed on senior guard Wally ball. His team has seven more
Palmberg Sunday night will side-,
line the Pelican basketball team's
top scorer (or at least two week.-..
and possibly longer, and made
him the second varsity starter
to fall victim to illness within
week.
The Pels, who defeated the
Crater Comets Saturday night to
stretch their Southern Oregon
Conference win string to nine
straight against no losses, had al
ready lost 6-7 center captain
Bruce Brickner to the mumps.
Palmberg, who scored 22 points
in the win Saturday night, had
complained of a pain in his
stomach during and after the
game but thought little about it
until late Sunday while visiting at
a friend's home.
When the misery continued he
was taken to the hospital about
5:30 p.m. and was operated on
at 7:15 p.m. According to his fa
ther, Wally Sr., the Oregon Tech
coach who was on his way home
from Portland with his own team
when the boy was stricken, doc
tors said that the operation had
been performed
in the knick of
time."
Palmberg arrived just prior to
the operation and spent the night
at Klamath- Valley Hospital with
his son. The lad was reported
resting comfortably early this
morning after successful surgery.
It could not be immediately
'learned just how long the boy
iDenny Moyer
q t , rj I
)-Donoidtei uuui
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
""J Myer- niana, "re-.
wt'nt'f . auus lor reueiicu inuiiip-
son of Argentina as a Saturday
night opponent for Charley Scott
of Philadelphia at Madison Square
Garden. Thompson reportedly still
was bothered by cuts from his
last fight. The fight will be car
ried on network (ABC) television.
Moyer has a 27-3 record, Scott
26-14. ,
Undefeated Joey Archer's upset
victory over middleweight conten
der Don Fullmer of the fighting
family of West Jordan, Utah, may!
move him up in class.
BOWLING
BASIN LIONS LEAGUE
W L
Klamath No. 1
Klamath No. 77 jl
Verrlll No. 2 36 77
Merrill No. 1 ?4 34
Toketee 71 37
Dorris No. 1 20 28
Dorris No. 2 30 38
Dorris No. 3 20 28
Results: Klamath No. ? ?. Dorris No.
I 2; Dorris No. 1 1, Tohetee 3; Verrlll
No. ) 3, Merrill No. 2 lj Dorris No 3.
3, Klamath No. t.
Hiob team oame. Klamath Nn 9 Ai;
high team series, Dorris No. 3 3604;
Miyu ir,u. uoiiic, n. o. ui ,ci tit, niyn
ina. series, H. b. uexter X3.
MOOSE PA'S LEAGUE
Altamoqt Grocery 5
Pidnnii urkl J
lO'Malr's Memorial Chapel ( 4
Klamath Mooumenr
Team No. I 4
i,r. & w rw. vvara
It a
.Lucky Lanes
40' i 43' i
II Moot. 36' l 4S' i
Musgrove Plumbing 33' 5l'i
Hartwell'l Texaco 32 52
Feb. 3 results: Lucky Lenes 1, Hart.
well'! Texaco 3: C P. & w.w. Ward 3,
1am No. I l : Merrltl Mooie 2, Pfljtega'i
Wflrkef ?; Musffrove Plumbing 3, Alt-
mont Grocery 1i Klamath Monument 0,
O'HAlr'i Memorial Chapel 4.
Hiqh learn game. O' Hair's Memorial
Crace! )135 high team series. O'Malr's
Memorial Chapel 3739; high ind. game.
Mel Robinson 259; high IM),
series, Bud
ROfJgeri 669,
TWILITE LEAGUE
5afeway Ith St.
Satan's Chauffeurs
Beacon Mobil Service
Weaver Exterminating
Sateway So. etrt
w
31
28
34 20
22
o'ue u
24
Oregon Washington Tel.
jay Hawk Rocket 20 24
Orive More Motors II 26
Pacific Cooperatives , 10 34
Results: Pacific Coop 0, Weaver Enter
mtnating 4; Ore. Wash Tel l. Sateway
1 8th 3; Jay Hawk Rocket 4, Satan Chau
10; Beacon Mobil Svc. I. Drive More
Motors 2i Blue Ox 3, Safeway So. 6th
t.
High team qame, Jay Haw Rocket
7753; high team senes. Jay Hawk Rocket
96; high Ind. game, Jules Laourki 236,
higri Ind. series, Winston Kurtn Si.
WEDNESDAY NITI TRIO
jka'eiand Wheels
Roy's Shell
Sa'an's Chauf No J
Satan's Chuf. NO. t
Vets
Team No. A
Team No. t
23 i ?0i
73 71
21'7
21
Team No. 1
Results: Team No 1 0.
Wheels 4; Team No 4. Satai
No. I 0, Vets 3. Satan's Cnauf.
Ro's Seil 3. Team No 4 1.
16' i 27' i
Ska'eiand!
ii Chaut
NO. 2 I,
Hign learn game, Vets 6'5; hgh team
terei. Vets 1646; high ld game, Neil
Snaf'er 234; high Ind. series. Art Mar
ni SSI.
BOOSTER LEAGUE
Pei'tat Vbil
JACK'S Coia Chip
iHea'on Steel
Flf
Park's Cab.net
Fremont Grocery
WultiDte Listing
WMo Bel
I 36 1 Harris Mathinf
IT I K Hdtvds. B
U 31 1 K HdAdS. A
St t 4fj ) 1st Nat. Bank
49 4J,ilD'Ck's
4i 4t
41 j 46'
37 J)
Goidfn West Tournt
KC Pmt
MouWingcrafl
Jan 31 rMutts
?' t. Park's Cabinet
33 i SV 1
KC Paiit 2,
Medo Bet 3; Klamath JCi
Jack's Coio
Chip 3; Mul'pi Listed Reart0r 3, &0id-
en west Trrjrm 1, Hea'on s',, 2- nee'i
Mrits, Carl .olj3; Framont Grocary Ptiicto WobJ
ll'i.
games to play on the SOC sched
ule within the next four week
and a berth ill the annual Stale
A-l prep tournament at Eugene
hangs in the balance.
Brickner, who turned up w i t h
-
BRUCE BRICKNER
. . . not ready yet
the mumps a week ago today, is
leportcd progressing satisfactor-
1 -
i ' I
,1' r Ml
ily but the date of his return to!ano(her bi fc ,he co
the Pelican lineup is also one of, . . L;.
.
The loss of the two players
the same time places the KU
squad in a highly jeopardous po-
(.itinn ii-itli 1-i.n-it-H In tl.nii- Inlir.
....ml hl it aUr. rw.
noted that the immediate schedule
it faces offers some help.
Friday night the Pelicans are
slated to appear in Ashland jaenniie-secona-ranKea i. Bona
acainst the winless Grizzlies andiven(ure. whlch has accepted an
then they return home to meet
the Grants Pass Cavemen on Sat
urday night. The following week
end the Pels play only one game,
that against Mcdford there Fri
day night.
The Medford. quintet .Is the KU
club's closest competition in the
SOC race with an 8-2 win-loss
mark for conference play
Before the season is over the
Whilehirds must meet each of the
two teams in the conference, with
the exception
twice.
of Central Point,
ROUNDUP
I Hiqh team oame, Fleets UM: hiqh team
series. Fleets 2865,- high Ind. game, Norm
Guver 223; high Ind. series, Don Pinner
liu.
j 544.
Duffs
CASCADE LEAGUE
W L
Team No. 6 32'1 15'i
Team No. 3 77 21
'Team No. 1 33' i 24Vi
Team No. 4 22 76
Team No. 5 21 17
Team No. 2 18 30
I Jan. 31 results: Team No. 6 4. Team.
Mn I n Tmm Nn 1 11 Tm Nn. 7 A:
Team No. 4 3. Team No. 5 1.
nign leeirn uniiic, i rflin no, oi
high team series, Team No. 6 2ZW;
high ind. game, Fred Hadlock 198
Ind. ser ies, F red Anderson 520.
Lakeview
SPOONER LEAGUE
Jokers
Cherry Pickeri
Soutnik
Ery Four
Hopeful
Miss Fiti
Hoods
Jan. 27 results- Dearlbeal 3. Cherry
Pickers 1; Sputniks 3, Miss Fits 1; JokersiJ- Browns t; ip packing i, N.gm nawn
3, Easy Four 1: Hopefuls V i, Hoods I'j.iCafe 2.
team series, Cherry Pickers 194S; hiqhlleam series. Signal Oil 2910; high Ind.
Ind. gamef men). Chat. Pitchner 2l5j hiqh
ind, series (men). Cliff Dodson 571; hiqh
Ind game (women), Edith Morrill 171 ;
hiqh ind series (women), Det Ackerman
Edith Morrill file) 465.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Sioopy Five
21 lj
20 13
19 u
15 i
14 19
10 73
Ten Pins
Gutter Flopperi
Alley Knts
Lane Raiders
L'DPy Leos
Jan. 21 results: High tearr
game. Alley
Kats &44; high tearr
A'ley Kats
. l'S; high ind game. Mie Wigun 165;
nigh Ind. series. Les Ackerman 2S2.
Holiday
HOLIDAY MINORS LEAGUE
Steineifer E let tne
Cascade Timber
Unwanted
Fine Arts
Bennmnton Vet' Bill.
27 21
Serges Trailer Estates 22 26
Klamath Tractor 21 37
$P Car Knockers H 37
Results: StetnviUr E lec'rlc 4, Kiam.
,ft Trc,0f ' F,n Aft 3' SP Cf Knv
r Ur,wn,rt S'g' Trailer 6s
; Bennington Steel Bldg. Co. 1 CJ
cade Timber Co
M.gh team game. Cascade Timber Co ;
944; high team series. Cascade Timber !
Co 2'C6. high rnd, game. John Bowers
219; high Ind. series, Guy Hudson 559.
CITY LEAGUE
Walker- B'OV
Sirr.plrjf-DtVot
Gunna'ds
14
J7 17
7Vt H'l
73 11
77 22
77 27
24
NW Protuc 1 2
Car-Ad Co 16'1 3
Anderson' Flyerl 1 7
Flod Boyd 14 2
Thursday's results' 1st Nat. Banlr
Simoirjt-DeVoe 1; Anderson Flerj
W-hjIfliacra'tlGunnardS 4; C H-twdf.. B 1. Harrit I
r'line 1: Floyd Bnyd 0. Wakr Bros
Car-Ad-Co 4. Oick s K Hflwdl, A
Produce 1.
High eam game Ca-Ad-C8 104,
h;nh
iMm t-'i.t s.mptn O-vo. 31". gn i",i, A'alt Pitrcg-Lfril 4,tll (t)
jind. sama, Ray iandDtr, 334j ti gh tn4.40S.
POET
WAYNE SCOTT.
Monday, February 6, 1961
rrvina
Shoot At
, By The Associated Press
Indiana s hunyin-Hcosicrs, last
team to beat Ohio Stale, get an-
nlhpr chance al Ihe hrpin- Rrk.
eves tonight in the first game of
a home-and-home series with the "CCK- P,a al nome '01"Km
5defending NCAA champions and!i,Sa,ms,t Slate, the top-
mllen. haskMhnll's Nn 1 t,.am
rr1 T....1. ..I.... 1 U . it : i
k ni V .
seventh straight Big Ten victory,
and, over-all, their 21st consecu
tive triumph since Indiana's 90-8.1
decision at home on Feb. 29, I960.
Tonight's game, and the ro
match at Bloomington, Inrl., Feb.
20, should determine whether All
America Jerry Lucas and his ca
pable Ohio State Co. will nail an-
oilier Big Ten title and a chance
r anuuici i.w.r iiicuiipiuiiaiup
Ohio State is 6-0 in the confer
ence and lf-0 this season after
crushing Michigan 80-58
minor road test Saturday. Indiana
is 3-1 in the Big Ten and 10-4
over all after riding big Walt Bal
lamy's 34 points and all-around
nlav to a 90-78 victory over North-
Western
. Tpn . , n
.Iwith important tests for the con-!
fcrence and independent teams
alike in their push lor places m
the two March tournaments the
NCAA and
the National- Invita-
ition- Th tournaments are w ide
I0!" Wlth a mnln ,of hcavy P1"?
'-''-"'8 " y "
at-large invitation to the NCAA
axwell,
am Classic Loot
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)
The Palm Springs Golf Classic,"" lhe Pnze money.
was played for a local charily, but
two Texans who live only three
blocks apart made it even more of
series. Clyde Fox SU.
BASIN BOWLERETTES
W
! Saraant's Used Carl
ia&B Pnint 45 3
Chilcote Smith 33 44
Thurston's Dance 37 4
Clancy's Texaco 3 50
Fep. 2 results: Clancy't 3. 5argant's 1;
Chilcote-Smith 3. Thurston's t; Duff 3,
A&B Paint I.
High team game, Clancy's Texaco 728;
hinh lam trin. rinri 3043: hloh Ind.
jgeme, Virginia Morty 1B2; high Ind. e-
Ties, VirgmiB o'OT
h'0n LADY BUO LEAGUt
I W L
Howard s Clener SVi 34"j
Night Hawk Caft 5? 34
Fran's Foods Wt 39' )
TP Packlntj 4 47 j
Schulze Tires 4 42
Drive More Motori 45 43
L The Ranch 45 43
2 Market Basket 43 4S
j ; Brown's Plbg. 414 46'
3 M4S Realty 40' i 47')
4 Sifinal Oil 39 49
A First Federal 7fl 40
41 J Feb. 2 results: Fran's Foods 3, Market
Basket 1; Sihuize Tires
Mis Rpaity
1; Signal Oil 3. First Federal If Drive
Wore Motors 3, Howard' j .!tnc.
9me, uoina aprorti ttli nign ma. jcr.oi,
EirJiru Greenwood 559.
I .
ALLB
KATZ LEAGUE
W
62
Bonania Cale
Swan Laka
2A
Dunn's Heating
Wriqht's Really
'Amidon's Business
Littie Sweden
: Belcastro s
Glass Mountain
ii
Jj,
4i
" 1
Dear.e Sacher
DeW-tt &
Chambers Moving
Lou Cate
30
Feb. 2 results:
S 4 Glass Mountain 0; Deane Sach-
nrjon- 4, Wfiqwi o.
ne Sweden 1; Chambers 3. Loisi0f tl.fK)0 with fl 7S and ft 341 tnta
12,' Deitt'l B-rVT Belca,r0 1 Venturi and Bob Itosburg tied1
Hiqn team game. chmbr high for fifth at 350 and cot $1,600'
team series, Amidon $ J6U; high Ind "
I game, Vivian Co'iman 234; high ind.iapicce. .
ieres, Vivian tonman avi.
HOLIDAY FOURSOME LEAGUE
W I
Singiettes JO 1(1
Four Scare 79 It
Ball fc Cham 71 19
Wishful Four II 72
LM II 23
Pailroaders 17 21
BAPs IT 33
Smote etvxjse Four ill 10
Jan 31 results RAP 3, Wishful Four
1; I.AVS 3, Smoi-ebouse Four 1; Ball
A O"1 I, Four Sparts S, Railroaders
0. S'i-flittes 4.
M gr. team qame. Wuhtul Foui
j htgh team series, BAP 2132;
! gen-.a (men). Jonn Pose 311 ;
(series fmenl, John Rose 370;
h Sh ind
Ulan m.
ni 1 women), Joyce Beard
"n;0ay.
sees (women), Joyce Beard S3t
TUESDAY MORNINO LEAGUE
T,am US. 1 4 0
T,arn Nn. i J I
T.am Hr. 3 1
T.am hi 3 1 )
I ,Tpam N9. 5 1 J
1, Ttam Ui. 3 t 4
t. Ja" 31 fu!li' Taam Nn 1 4. Ta.m
No 3 0; T.am Ne. 4 3, T,,m No. 3 1;
4iT,.m U9 4 3, Ttam Nn I.
3.j M-g t.n gam. Taarn Ns 9 W.
hgn t.am i.rn, Tean f.o 4 1471; h'oh
i.fl gam. Puno, c'l, 171; r gh
Sports Editor
PAGE 11
noosiers
Buckeyes
in hopes of another crack at Ohio
stale, us only conqueror in u
Samcs thls soason'
FT-i.. n L:l. f
11B! "nil-s, Mvy-iucu dill-l
Bca lnS ihira-ranKcn Bradley las.
lanK sma lcam- ,ncn
lon Saturday
.. """"-
Bradley, still leading the Mis
souri Valley Conference despite a
loss to surging Cincinnati last
week, plays conference foe Drake
at Peoria tonight.
Mississippi Slate, unbeaten in
the Southeastern Conference, en
tertains Tulanc, and Kansas
needs only to beat Colorado to
pull into a tie with Kansas State
in the Big Eight.
The scrambled lead in the Mid
dle Atlantic Conference race is up
for grabs in Philadelphia Pales
tra doubleheader that matches
Temple with Muhlenberg and La-
Salle with St. Joseph's in games
put back 48 hours by the Eastern
snowstorm.
In two independent matches to
night, Detroit (12-61 is at Xavier1
of Ohio (II-51, and Richmond at
Memphis State (15-21.
Ohio State hit 66 per cent In the
first half. , tlicn . let reserves get
a workout against Michigan last
Saturday. Duke, getting 36 points
from soph Art Heyman, snapped
North Carolina's 12-game streak,
81-77, Cincinnati's streak went to
11 in a 77-60 rout of sixth-ranked
Iowa. Mississippi State won its
eighth straight, 77-61 over LSU,
and Oregon's seventh in a row
was 71-58 over Oregon Stale.
January
a local benefit by winning most!
Of the two, plump Billy Max
well of Dallas won more prestige,
by playing 90 holes of golf in 345
strokes.
But slender Don January of Dal
las won a lot more money, by
playing one hole of golf in one
stroke.
Maxwell, who hadn't won a
tournament on the PGA tour since
the 1958 Memphis Open, got $5,300;
u mining iiuiuc tiiivrdu ui O.I
round. '
January won a $30,0110 bonus
prize for scoring a hole in one point lead at the end of three
the first of his 24-year golfingjquartcn;. Tom Hcinsohn led Bos-j
career three days earlier.
A non-Texan, handsome Ken
Venturi. probably won the most
sympathy by blowing a slim lead
with a 4-ovcr-par 8 on the fourth
to last hole of the tournament.
Venturi, of Palo Alto, Calif.,
wound up lied for fifth.
The last 18 holes were played
at Tamarisk Country Club, where
the men in charge of pin place-
mem accompusnea meir jon in
such a devilish manner that the
course might have been the tough
est of the five used during the.
IlVC-dyy event
Maxwell shot a I-under-par 71itournaments next month continue
and finished two strokes ahead of
Doug Sanders of Ojai, Calif, San
dors, who covered the final 18 in
fi9, won $3,400.
Arnold Palmer, who won here
a year auo with a final-round 65,
'finished with a flourish afiain, but
his 69 left him with an over-all
score of 348, a stroke behind San-
2v 42'ijdcrs. Palmer won $2,200.
3HT jr. IWJK lOUftll prize
January's 90-hole score of 359
'actually increa.sed his earnings I Willamette - Columbia Valley i
here to more than $50,000. He jjot'liCaSuc Scappoosc, 7 0, and
$1834 for tying for 40th place. He
has won $54, IM this year.
Ducklings Victor
I'r'rxt' i Ant tit i
,.wi.-r, ww. will im
earlier defcals at the hands
of their traditional rivals, the Uni-
vcrsity of Oregon Frosh lcat the
Own Slate Rooks, 59-50 Satur-
The Hooks' Mcl Counts was
hiah scorer with 21 points. James
Johnson and Elliott Glcasnn each
had 13 for the Frosh.
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Techmen Maintain Position,
Invade SOC Court Tuesday
Oregon Collegiate Conference 'back into a second place lie withl In each of the two game sels
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland State with a 45-43 over-thev played they split and three.
W L Pet lime vict0,'-v at Pol'lli,n(l- The pre-'liiits was the largest win mnr-
Eastern Oregon 8 2
. 600
Portland State
Oregon Tech
O 4 .WW
Southern Oregon 4 6 .4110
Oregon College 0 8 .000
Saturday results: Eastern Ore
gon "6, Southern Oregon "4; Ore
'son Tech 45, Portland Stale 43
. . . .
(ovenime-
Eastern Oregon leads the Ore-
r, ,t r i , i . i ii:edius, IIIC V lh!i tlllll uie UWIS,
gon Co ege Conference basketbal . , . . , . ,. . .
6 . , .... have finished their nerve-wrack
lace vy a urn iu K""113 iis
nnai-net rnnlnnripi alter n nair
of weekend victories over South
cm Oregon.
Larry Applegate's jump shot
basket with three seconds left
gave Eastern Oregon a 76-74 win
over Southern Oregon at La
Grande after the visitors had ral
lied from a 12-point halftime def
icit to tie it twice.
Applcgate scored 23 points but
high man for the contest was
Southern Oregon's Gordie Carn-j
gan with 26.
Meantime Oregon Tech climbed
The Stilt
Kills Knicks
In Overtime
By United Press International
Time waits for no one es
pecially the National BasketDall
Association team that figures an
extra period will wear out Wilt
Chamberlain physically.
Chamberlain, defending NBA
scoring champion, tallied 11 points
in overtime Sunday as the Phil
adelphia Warriors clipped the
New York Knickerbockers, 136-
128. The Philly skyscraper totaled
55 points for the game.
Each of the other games also
had individual stars as Sam
Jones scored on a jump shot with1
three seconds remaining to give
Boston a 123-121 win over St.
Louis; Elgin Baylor netted 21
points in the third quarter in Los
Angeles' 125-120 triumph over Dc-
troit and Dick Barnctt tallied 34
points as Syracuse topped Cincin
nati, 129-115.
Phil Jordan climaxed a Newi
York rally with a basket in the
last four seconds to tie Philadel
phia, 119-all, at the end of rcgu-,
lation time. But the Warriors!
ripped off nine straight points in
the extra session, including seven
by Chamberlain, to ice the game.
Johnny Creen had
a Knick high
Qf 24 poifllS.
Sam Jones' jump shot near the
final buzzer climaxed a Celtic
drive that overcame St. Louis' 11-
ton with 24 points, but Bon ret-
tlL o( tne Hawks wai ine 8ame s.
"ig gun with 35.
Prep Quints
Struggling
For Berths
By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS
Close races for berths in the
Orecon high school basketball
over the state this week.
With the IB-team class A-l meet
at Eugene March 14-18 five weeks!
away here is a ltague-by-league
picture:
Portland League Grant, 12-0,
and Wilson. 12-1, lead with Jef
ferson, 9-4, in contention.
Metropolitan League Central
Catholic. 9-1. and Beaverton, 8-2,
lead Hlin
David Douglas, 7-3,
nrPKhinff.
Tualatin-Yamhill Valley Til-
lamook, 9-1, on top. West Linn.
. ,
McMinnvillc, St, Helens, ligard.
all 6-4, lied for second.
Reynolds of Trouldalc. 5-2,
Midwestern Roscburc. 8-1,
first, followed by Marshfield, 7-2
and South Eucene and North
Hend, both 6-3.
Southern Oregon Klamath
. j
frills. aim i.ii'.ivni, o-
Intcrmountain Bend, 8-1,
Baker, 7-2, and La Grande, 8-3.
Valley Corvallii and South
Salem, each 71.
Each of th ei'sht leagues, or
districts, sends two teams to the
tourney. Medlord is defending
champion.
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a 52-50 overtime triumph over
Techi
,
ucne nransons nciu oai, me1
only points of the extra period,)
won it (or Tech. PSC's Don1
Saltmarsh was the game's high '
scorer w ith 16.
Last place Oregon College of P the fourth' 45"43- in over
ducation was idle. im.f , , . , ,
. tl , . , Ihe Owls hc.-id lor Scuthern Ore-
Although the lied for -.second Lon rop Tii.-jw nipht enot,.
i ,1 1 iU. ..
ing four-game series, neither fools
it proved much.
GENE BRANSON
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Oregon High School Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Koseburg 68, South Eugene 66
(2 overtimes)
Medford 74, Ashland 34
La Grande 62, Redmond 39
Bend 6B, Baker 55
Marshfield, 60, North Bend 47
North Eugene 45, Springfield 44
(overtime)
Beaverton 69, Astoria 59
Willamette ( Eugene 56. Cot
tage Grove 54 (three overtimes)
Camas Valley 71, Butte Falls 57,
Klamath Falls 78, Crater (Cen
tral Point) 53
Myrtle Creek 44, Oakland 38
College Basketball
Utah 83, Wyoming 71
Montana 70, Colorado St. U. 60
UCLA 86. Southern California 83
Oregon 71, Oregon State 58
Brigham Young 89, Denver 60
Arizona Slate U. 94, Arizona 78
New Mexico 75, Utah State 68
Loyola (La) 68, Santa Clara 5Ri
Idaho 89, Seattle 70
Washington St. 83, Stanford 63
Virginia 00, South Carolina 82 i
Kentucky 89, Florida 68
Kansas State 71, Oklahoma 63
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three of the four games they went
into overtime.
The Viks won the first came
12-39. the Owls crabbed the sec
ond 46-45 in an extra period, tha
Viks naiien the thud, 52-50. like
wise, and the Techmen wrapped
ing their third st night win over
the- Raiders. The luo meet for
;lhe fiRal ime jp ,he occ ram
paign at Oregon Tech on Feb. 21.
rive conference games am
coming up this week. r.jiLiand
State will be at OCE ,-iticl Ore
gon Tech will be at Southern Ore
ton Tuesday. Next weekend East,
cm Oregon will be at -cireoun
Tech for a pair of games and
Southern Oregon will be at OCE
for another pair. Portland State
will play a non-cun(ercnce game
with Seattle Pacific at Portland
Saturday.
Bruins Deal
USC Defeat;
Race Warm
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
W L P.
Southern California S 1 .833
UCLA S I .600
Stanford 2 2 .500
Washington 3 4 .429
California 0 4 .000
UCLA's Bruins have proved that
the Trojans of Southern California
aren't invincible after all. And tin
Big Five basketball race once
again takes on a competitive note.
UCLA beat USC 86-83 Saturday
night, handing the Trojans their
first conference loss.
Although Southern Cal still holds
a comfortable Vh game lead over
the second-place Bruins, the Tro
jans must take to the road for
their next two Big Five games.
And when you're away from home
anything can happen.
In non-conference games Satur
day night, Washington Slate beat
Stanford 83-63 at Pullman and the
Hawaii Marines knocked off Cali
fornia 71-64 at Pearl Harbor.
Stanford's Indians, 2-2 In the Big
Five, play a major role this week.
The Indians host USC (5-1) Friday
night and then meet UCLA (3-2)
at Palo Alto Saturday night. Cali
fornia (0-4 meets Washington
(3-4) at Seattle Friday and Satur
day.
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