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Newspaper Page TextTechmen Humiliate EOC 104-61 Record Conference Season High (Continued From 1-B) Five Pelicans In Double Figures; Grizzlies Become Victim No. 10 Oregon High School Raskclhall By TIIK ASSO(iATKl) 1'ltKSS Vernonia 5n. Seaside 4! m, II,. ,.Ki.rH i-oail oi.il inn Wilson was awarded tie Mounts must nave leu was tne t,tar ot the Sea (Astoria' Si.' .Mii...u lapeeiau n inr inings. amiinc anomer u, wniie l'eis connccica on a ui m ai-, oicnn. normally coniem as piay. for the Owls wilh 2:51 left the honor of hitting the century tally, manner in which the Northwest's Tillamook Catholic 39 Klamath I'nion Pelicans missed sub-forward Wayne Dennis and tempts while Ashland hit seven maker and feeder when team- Friday night there was a ball fans, and the starting five, for He drew a 1-1 situation with 30 number two scorer behind Gon-j Lake Oswego 58, Forest Grove Bruce Brickncr and ttally Palm game on the OT1 floor for about that matter set up such a clamorlseconds showing and laughingly I zaga's Frank Burgess. Larry Ap- 44 lerg. their two top scorers, it ...... ... 1 . .... .,,... I. II. J i til r.t L t .1 I ..... . ..'I .l,,.i.,t- lini.n SWirl-itr nmhl .'SlUttll.V Ji, -SUIlll ..Ill-Ill Jl n1 t UIMIUU3 iilic mm iniu. Central Catholic (Portland) 38.' The Pels made the the first three minutes hut frnm i,, nnini nnmU inn i lint Palm, rirnnned the first one through the ; ulegate. was handled there on it was a cnmnleie rout Ihorn n. Kis nrininal five the tuiiw and then added 101 for Applcgate, who was guarded by The Techmen's 104-61 win set en-sicn ... and thev did. good measure. Hewlett Nash, the Owls' number! Astoria 36 a season high for Oregon Collegi-' In their hurry, however, they 1 When the Mounties look thethree scorer, was held to a mt-i Scappoose ate Conference action so far. but missed a number of tries iwhii-hjball out of bounds Smith spoiled' serly three points in the fust half 38 at that, the Owl fans were rnn.:.-.,i iheir overall neneni.ice down their Dlans with a tremendous and ended up with only 11. mostl Beavcrton I to .471 for the night) before high- leap that stopped a long pass ol which were cnargea to tnc pointer Bob Petersen hit a pair and gave the Techmen the ball Owl subs. of free losses to make it 95 andiout of bounds beneath their own! Teammate Tom Necl. number vinced that the final tally could have just as easily read in the neighborhood of 140 or, so. Palmherff nulled his first five.Vn.m Inhns nelleH a iumner for bucket. 'seven on the list 01 MV SCOrCrs. out of the ball game after they 97. Petersen moved in underneath was high for the losers with 20., had scored 26 points in the first I Sammv Smith, the meanes tithe basket, took the pass, faked and a large portion of his were 5:23 of the second half and keptman off "the boards and the Owls'joncc. then climbed for an easyalso chalkedi up against the re them on the bench for better than number two . producer for the jlayup and drew a foul en route, serves. 12 minutes of the period while game, casually sank a pair of I Wilh a big grin Petersen sank Nash, who hit 15 off seven field the reserves made life miserable .gifties with 47 seconds left for 'number 104 and it was all over, goals and 1-2 at the foul line, got for the visitors. 98 and 99. j One of the biggest shocks the, the point-parade started for the Owls by canning a jumper witn regular Gary PaUke each came of 19 tries. mate Palmbcrg is in the lineup, up with 10. The remainder of The Pels drifted out to a 17-10 proved that he can score when the KU total was provided bv first quarter lead then hit Iheiit counts by hitting for six field Ashland Kent Htmsakcr, 3; liana Ash. 2. go button while clamping downlgoals and three for four at the High Grizzlies their 10th straight and Rich Bogalay who collected on the host squad for a 35-17 half- toul stripe. I, Jesuit (Beavcrton) Southern Oregon Conference vic-jl. ! lime spread. 1 ,ncn matched Bichn's Held tim as four of them, three of The Whitcbirds scored al a .320 In the third canto tlicy backed j,oa cfurt and swished four of i ro, Sunset I Beaver-; which were reserves, broke into clip from the field, shooting the off offensively but kept up Uieir , five- free throws for his total. Ithe double figures to notch a 70- same number of limes as Ihe.defensive clforls and were outlLapsley hit three two-pointers and : victory. Grizzlies, but the Ashlanders man- front with an easy 47-2j lead at a t0,rK) 7.9 at (he foul line. Reserve guard Sherm Allen, a aged success on only 33 per cent the close of the frame. Ashland s Hedges hit a cred- 57:5 !) dcadeye from outside, led thelof their attempts. Stewart Hedges1 Everything went in for them; iiahc 10 points from the field but attack with a total of 16 points! was the high man for the losers in the final quarter. They con-lmanaged to hit on only two of while regular Freddie Biehn hit with 12. Incited for 23 points while lhciijve lrjcs rom lne ol,i strjpe. Ion) 54 Dallas 63, Oregon City 46 Tillamook 64. Newberg 42 West Linn 76, Mc.Minnville Sandy 68. Silverton 53 Grants Pass 49. Medlord 46 North Bend 56. South Eugene 49 for 15. A third guard, reserve. Neither ball team was exactly Ashlanders also had their 'big 1 The box score Bend 63, Prineville 45 Boh Lapsley. kept pace w ithall liredup at the foul line. The! inning. 14. Lakevicw 52. Phoenix 37 I " 1 iiiiiiiiii 11 1111 111 n iii.j i.wp 11 1. ii 1 iiii mini in it 1 . 1 m imiiimiiTa,! !! II I I I ' J " f - ' , , . ; ill W""' I V i t iJ i "II I ' f'M ft V I ' ' ' -IF i 1 1 litoiTWiiiiiiiiiiyiyiitwiii'iiii'iittilOTi FninnMiywaiT'ifiiiiiiiiirtiMawiiiiii - muMmkimMmrmnm , St. Helens 57. Tigard 30 Klamath Falls 70, Ashland 311' SI. Mary's (Medfordi 53, Vreka.l only seven seconds gone. Wilson Calif., 51 Pacific Coast Indian Quints came up with an outsider, Nash drove for a layup, Petersen hooked one in from Ihe key and Smith added a fall - away jumper and the Owls were off to the races. From heie on they could do nothing wrong while the Mounties could do nothing right. All the EOC quint could do was foul during the first half and all the Techmen could do was score. At midway the Owls led 49-21. Petersen's 23 points came off am) 46 eight for 13 two-point tries and Hillsboio The Dalles 50. Redmond 491 (overtime) Clatskanie 69. North Catholic (Portland 1 68 Burns 52, Heppner 46 Eagle Point 75, Rogue River 45 Sherman (Moro) 51, Grant Un ion (John Day) 48 Paisley 48, Lapinc 27 Sweet Home 54. Corvallis 51 Baker 57. Pendleton 49 La Grande 41. Hcrmiston 23 The prelude to the big All-in-1 day night session starts dian Basketball Tournament held Friday and Saturday will each March in Chiloquin, Ihe Pa cific Coast Elimination Tourney, is scheduled to begin Thursday, Feh. 16, in the Chiloquin High School gym. The three-day tourney, it con tinues through Saturday, Feb. 18, Gresham 50. Centennial (GreslKwill qualify one of Ihe cigh) learns entered to participate as the area -9 at the foul line. He pulled down 18 rebounds to trail only "Sweet Sammy" who had 20. The spectacular Smith got 22 points off seven for 14 from the field and eight for 10 at Ihe char ity mark. Wilson had 14. hilling six for 12 from the floor and the perfect 2-2 foul shots. Big Gene Branson, who saw only limited duty, connected on six long-shots for 12 points. Of the 11 Owls who got into the game, only one, young Larry Hodgcn. was blanked. The box score: Fga-Fg Fti-Ft PI ReD Tp 221 S-4 I 7 JO David Douglas at 7:30. feature only Ihe two night games. Admission prices are $1.50 for! adults, $1 for students, and 50 cents (or children. The learns slated for action in Ihe eliminations arc Ihe Chilo quin Thunderbirris, Ihe Portland Red Hawks, San Francisco, Hoopa (California), Sprague River, the osc y representative in the "Big Show" I phoenix Inn five from Portland, come March 16. Action Thursday will begin at 4:30 p.m. when Ihe first of four games will be played. The Thurs- Beatty Lakers. The ultimate winner of the sud den-dealh single elimination tour- E. On. (ill Neel Olinger Arrilola Hunt Applcgstt Turley Holmes Shore Wolfe Totals 10- 4 11- 4 5 3 11-21 51-17 0. Tech (104) Fg Fg FU Ft PI Nash Petersen Smilh Johns Wilson Cumlford C. Wilson Branson Hodqen Horn Muqqerud Totals Score by halves Eastern Oregon Oregon Tech 16-7 13-B S-3 13 2-0 (Portland) 50 (two overtimes) Wy East 54. Parkrose 49 Portland League Cleveland 59. Roosevelt 40 Wilson 71, Marshall 37 Grant 58. Lincoln 50 Madison 56. Washington 52 Franklin 61, Benson 45 College Basketball EAST Princeton 66. Brown 61 Vale 60. Pcnn 51 Cornell 81. Dartmouth 73 Columbia 70, Harvard 68 Bucknell 91, Westminster (Pal 82 Case 73, Coast Guard 69 4 0! SOLTII J Clemson 76. Maryland 59 1 11 Morchcad 103. St. Francis (Pa) f 77 ' f r-l,....b j 13 mm .iii.M,..,iii-r. iiiui .., nreanizalinn I J: MIDWEST W hite and sophomore reserve A,.-m, , ... n. :S South Dakota 70. North DakotaVyle Parks. W h I e scored J!SS , IIUUM.. Ill H'lIU Ull LI 9 dim Cougars COIIVALUS (API Oregon KUHS 0) F9 Ft'Fta Pf Tp ! Dennis 3 4-7 1 10 I Hunjriker ) 2 3 Prttk 5 0-2 J 10 fllehn t 3-4 1 13 ! Lpley 3 7- 1 U , Alien 4-5 1 16 An 0 7-6 2 2 Taylor 0 O-10O RMHtay 0 1-10 1 yTollll 1 11-31 12 70 Alhland 09) Fg Ft-Ft Pf Tp DeBoer 3 0-2 4 6 Browrnon 1 0-7 3 2 L. Piarce ; 0-2 14 Hsuck 1 1-7 5 3 Molt 0 2-3 0 2 Hedfies 5 2-5 3 12 Teppor 5 81 1 i Johnston 1 0-0 2 2 - Worn 0 2-2 12 Torali u 7-lt 20 3 Scor bv quarter: KUHS U 11 12 2370 Ashlnd 10 7 8 1439 the Chiluquin Hunlcrs, and the State held off a slronR Washing Pel Coach dBlisters Net Oregon i Surprise Loser ton State late sui'Kc (or a 53-52' victory Friday niRhl. I Dcspj,c ,)e (act he paycd on,y Tlli OSC-WSU COIllCSt Was hit-Lhr.nl in minutes nf the sernnrl ney will become Ihe automatic torly fousht throughout. Terry half alter turning his ankle, the entry in Ihe All-Indian Tourney, Ball of Ihe visitors Rot 19 of his noundim's Dean White blistered game nign loiai 01 ii poinis in',e ncl a a pace 19 points hieh- in March. Phoenix Inn and Ihe Hed Hawks tlie second half and it was not open the struggle al 4:30 Thurs-' until 12 minutes were gone that !day followed by a game belween'Oregon Slate went ahead, 40-39, Sprague River and the Houpaton lorry Bakers lice throw, quint at 5:30. Al 7:30 the Thun- The home team managed to er than his average when he scored 44 counters to lead his club to a 100-61 victory over Dick Boeder's Thursday night. In other Citv League basket- derbirds and the San Francisco I stay ahead but Washington Stale ball action Thursday Jerry Kempf squad tangle followed by thcstayed right on its heels and itjhit 2B and Jim Johnson added 25 KUCilCNE ( P) Oregon was a surprise til-57 loer lo Idaho Fri- Idaho, which entered Ihe game nightcap which pairs the Hunt-look two free throws by Bill Wold crs and the Beatty Lakers. inear the end to decide the out- 11 13 20 n FAR WF.ST Both the elimination and March come, tournaments are under Ihe dircc- The box score: linn nf Rnh ll.,:,lr nf ll.n Kl.,mi 1, 1 WASHINGTON $TTI wilh onlv a 5-13 record, got stand-: !,.,..,,: ,., . .,, 5"S , " . . tteservation .laycecs, llic sponsor- Damon out performances from Chuck,:,,. ,.:,: ' Dimm nuqusi Bulls McKenila TotAll 0-0 JIT) 2-2 2 0 14 2-2 t 3 2 2-1 I I V M S(TI 1! 12 11-41 Jill It 41 104 21 it ZEROED IN Eastern Oregon College's Bob Olinger has the right idea as he tries to check Oregon Tech's Bob Petersen in the Friday 104-61 OTI triumph but thaf$ all. Petersen climbs around him for two ot his total 23 points, the game high. County Coaches Experience Rough Night On The Maple If six baskclhall coaches sud-1 line was a big faclnr. The Pan-111 each, denlv blossomed out wilh gray Ihers notched 13 in 18 tries while The scoring summary: 2. ""Z. 1 ih haH onnH the Anders hit 16-30. ' " !'-"-.. J-S.J " ' Tho , ni inn immarv- M"rl11 tl-Prn.ll . Chance . Curie- anl stationed at Quantico who reason. The scc ing ummai v M mm u sjfor wker 2 mu even The nio it W CO down in the Bonnn (HI-EIIu 12, Dearborn 12., , . i tie nigin win i. M u ! schooler 20, Albert 2. a. O'Connor i, j. I.jOO final at Rome last year. history of the County B League 0.Conrlor 5, F,v, j, Toteii i. Saered Heart 44, Bly 40 m,shed Rnzavnlrvi In a 4 di 4 as the nigh, of the "squeaker." , c,TW A terrific defensive effort by 7 m e in the Phil The league - leading Chiloquin ,!on 4, oeBonoii 2. ocho. 2. wuoer. Trojan Jerry DcNault who held adciphia inujrcr meet Friday my snarpsnooier .nm Mall io;iou, u t.riil is , ., ..... ... .. nigni. ? V . , y "iree poinis. an iree inrows. close abnul ,hrce Three missed shots in the clos-i before fouling out of the game.':. ,.cond . . .. . . , Leatherneck Pushes Miler PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Istvan Rozsavolgyi. the skinny Hungari an army captain, surveyed the mile field today and decided that ihe might have some trouble from an unexpected quarter, j "That Pete Close," said Rosy 1 through an inlcrpreler. "he is ! pretty good belter than I thought 'he'd be." Close, a Marine Corps lieulen- lllp chnii-mnnuliin nt lnl,n nu,.rr I opal ks rotiimiicu wiiu mine niiuhi n l,-u,in r-i-Mmn ,.,iii i n' Southern Calif. 63 Stanford 57 the late surge that enabled Idaho,, te refcrces' st01.chnal.d Idaho bl. Oregon 57 to overcome a 10-point lead by awards SnaVnon Washington 70 California 50 loregon, a 12-B performer after the , and Rnh Kan.is aro Colo. Stale Univ. 90, New Mcx- as the Oregon Food squad dumped Merrill 79-68. Johnson and White each en tered the week boasting identical Ii 's n S5"P'n' Pcr Kame marks to lead 4 3 4 4 it all the City scorers. The Roundup o m 2 o ",c Oregon Foodcrs are tied ' '' j 23; for the number one spot on the Ji m o o-City League ladder with 7-1 rec n 14-10 u sijords. ' o r r t The scoring summaries: 0 0-0 4 o Oregon Food (7fl Johnson 25, Peler 4 4-7 3 12 sen 2, Price 6. Roberts 10, Duncen 10. 2 11 Kempt 26, Harris. ico fil Nevada 77, Regis HO Natinnal Basketball Association Friday Results Philadelphia 133. New York 131 Detroit 137, Boston 134 Idaho began its winning rally1. Queen's Rail rnnteti iwiin eleven minuies in piay. u ti, i.ji,. .,in..i..:..M li Rossi fin:illv raiit'hl. nil on field Duals L i 1 i l .i, ... Piynn "; ... j i . j f I'1"""1" is io oe nirecica Dy Kon 1 H 2 3 0 Panthers just barely escaped Ihe Bonanza Antlers 57-54, and had in come from behind to do it: the Sacred Heart Trojans came up ing seconds ot tne game ann uienvas almost lost wncn me sua cauf,ht jn 4:05.8, by far his best! With an UChV 44 - 40 OVCIlime llieirill nusnier, wrm.in.vi uitu juilll lailL-IL'U Idle ill inc mtiuit:. victory over the upset - minded longtime tie for second place dis ntu Rnhnais and Ihe Malin Mus- solve on their home floor. tangs grabbed up a cliff-hanging! Throughout a ding-dong battle performance indoors. Rozsavolgyi's clocking broke Ihe meet record of 4:05.8 set by Ron Delany two years ago SSLL Meeting Set Thursday Officials, ctiiu'hps anil wnulil bp coaches, and any persons in tcirstrd In the South Suhiirhan IJitle Leafiue program are urged to attend the annual spring business meeting srhrd uled Thursday. 'Feb. Hi. in the Altamont Junior High Cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. Plans for the. )1 basehall campaign and the completion of the new ball park located at the Klamath County Tairgrounds are among the chief topics for discussion. Also to he completed during the session is the selection of coaches and managers to guide the many teams planned in both the major and minor leagues. Sophomore guard Elmo LeBeau saved the day. however, when he canned a long jumper from the 50-48 win at the expense oi me tne mustangs ami me mi-mimra'corner 10 ue me mum -w-an wu.i: Terry Sullivan of Rhodesia Huskies at Merrill. i played quick-cHfmge and the big-, two seconds left in the reRulationtmakinR hjs ind(K)r dcbu( fjnjshed' The only one who really dtdn t pest lead cither could muster wasigame. ,nird and D(.fldon Jones of Fort have to sweat, since he was beat 'the five-point spread the Malm Trojan high-pointer Keith Mur-LcCi Va fourt, -( nv THK AbSOCIATKI) PRKSS all the way, was Gilchrist's Les five enjoyed briefly in the last ray. who suffered from a badly D;,n B'rapgf tnc woHd Rome. Italy - Davcy Moore, Martin who watched his Grizzlies quarter. I cut hand, drilled a two-pointer. hodpr in thc' oje vmi, rlcarcdilZ!), Springfield. Ohio, outpoint get whacked 74-38 hy Sisters. A well-balanced attack gave tne and Mike Holland counted anoth-,5 fcct 5 jiu.hcs jn bcalinfi youn(r 0d Raimondo Nobile. J211, Italy. goal hy big Reg Cardan put the! Vandals ahead. 54-52. to stay. I tir KlA' Karly in the game it looked like j a runaway for ladho. It piled up a 15-2 lead before Denny Stnck- land scored Oregon's first field I . goal. Oregon quickly caught the, , margin lo three points but Idaho L had an eight-point lead at half-i time. Oregon shot 40 per cent with 21 field goals in 53 attempts. Idaho had 5ft per cent on 21 of 56 but outrebounded Oregon. 33. The crowd was held to 4.423 by the Willamette Valley floods. The box score: IDAHO Port.tr Floan Parks ! Gwilllam ! Total OREGON Warren Simmon Moore Strickland I K'iprht MACK 1 K'mD'on Total! I Idaho Orqon Attenrtance: Merrill ()-B. Tuckr 15. T. Tucker 16, Reed 20. Hniklns I, Barry, CaMelon 6. Ransom 5. Myert 5. . Totals Wriihinglon Stall Oregon tat AND mm, Klamath Falls," Oregon Rounduo (10(O OtfrihcM I?. nlnnh in. It White AA. DauiM ,M. Dark-in 11. O.M. I 'Ion 7. 1117-11 tj Ml Dick Raadari fiM-Bussman 14, John ?l 315? son 9, Barnai 9, Ploatk 11, McLtan 4, 21 3253 Metx 14. , Sunday, February 12, l! PAGE 3 B TRADE?... I'iKht Results for rhiliMiuin 57. nnnan7.a 54 Muslancs a 14-1.1 Inst iwnotl cr to give the MIA live ilicir There is a question ttidsy as'lnilne. but Merrill hotinced baektwinninc maiRin in the overtime. In whether the Panthers have to hook it up 2!-all at Hie half. Murray had 12 poinis for the peaked and are on their . way Malin held a one point 40-M mar- nipht while Holland collected II. "down" or the Antlers are on I gin at the close of the third canto, i Hall notched five for the losers tt: way "up." I Larry Rick was high for the while Billy Pruitt was high for Tr.! Chiloquin squad got away winners with 1.1 points and team-t)e night with 14. to a 17-10 first quarter lead then mates Nick .Johnson. Greg Pres- At the quarter marks Ihe count widened it to an ll-point spread coll. Dick Clark and Bob Brown read 12-11 for SHA. 2.'i-2fl for Bly in the second quarter only tojeach added 10. and 32-28 for the Trojans, have the Antlers surge and wipe Buckv Wilson led Ihe losers1 The scoring summary: it out. At the halfway post the: with 12 while Dick Cartoon , K&W'J2W!lLZ Panthers led 27-24. bul from here Dennis Salvador! were next with:Bu 5 ... ... . m ' Blv (4111-MflM $. TSOmnsort . HAlri. on it was anybody s ball game. . Pfuin u whBurn a, c,emanl During the thira stama i n . n - i ij i clubs swapped leads a number IX CI I U C IS UCI I of times and the period ended Jfi Ihe nip-and-tuck final quar- OCE Wolves lor the Rnnanzans helped thel Panthers lo blow a six-point lead, jiu.vmul in pecian-aoum- sjMprs (jve an) a snoo,nf, avor. they owned with three minuies ern Oregon College coach Ted; aRe thm Wl0 he G,t.hn,, to go and wen! ahead three points. Schopf got his halftime message ;,.aRcr, trflliol lfi-9. 38-19 and 5fi- Chiloquin high pointer Butch across, in rather acid fashion. M Crume regained the lead and and his Red Raiders relumed to Th( pi.c5Ure helped to cause Frank Heglund hit pair of free shake off a 27-25 halftime deficit he Grlzzlcs t0 u ( ihcir tosses with seconds lo go for and end up whacking Ihe Oregon:;,. acrr)p,s at ,hp (ou jne an( Ihe win. ('ol,ree Wol"s 7: 44 ncre lnAay also kept Gerald Warren way be Antler Rod Schooler was the night. ow his usual average. He con- high scorer for the test with 20 John Payne was Ihe big Raider nt,f.,ed for M pomts. maSfTs off six field goals and. pun with 21 points. Teammale Gnmc hich honors went to the 8 11 al the foul line. Crume was Gordy Carrigan added 13 as all, oners' Bill Hewett with 15. next with 16. most of which came but one of 10 Raiders scored. In ,),,, B fiimv ,)C jj1(,lcr, jun. in the second half. i The seorinff summary: lon won ,,,,.22. Bonanza s Denny FJI0,nd Hen-1 r.7,!y ,1XZ , The scovmc summary: rv Dearborn and ChiloqilSoY oranf(j) EickKih 7, mnrun 1.; sisitri crxmr 10. hmiii if ' - , ' . V"":t . ; Dr'ls 13. ShW 10. 0rr 1. Phi: Heglund and Ed Case, each col- ortwn cn (mi Coibum i. Ld. i.ps . Lowtrr ?. Oemr.s . tii i l...,J nn.nlc HNM I. Won . Gr)IOmnn , soKr Oikdrlsl (mHllt J. M.rrls IJ, v.r ICCim li JK11MIS. . I. 0nia i. CM, V8U. N I. rm. r.n 1 4. ErirUM , Halt004 4. Srn Chiloquin prowess at tne foul p,,c( i. p i. Tkr j. Henry Wadsworlh of Florida. 10 i nontitlc . Sisters "4. C.ilchrM 3H It was a black icy night Ihe host Grizzlies. Facing almost complele domi nation of Ihe backboards by thc GET YOUR COPY Fnr llr, Aosnn't roiniel hnnklrl, "loll f.lV (,H Rettpr f,rnili,' mail $ I In "trlurntinn Hnnklrl," in rnrf nf thit fiif-4inwr. Or win mm- liny thr hnnklrl at Ihr nrlrnpaprr nffirr. 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