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Key Pairings top Nations BB Slate By TI1K ASSOCIATED PRESS lat LSU with the gam taking on The big conferences, which fur-added importance because Missis rtish the bulk of the field for the sippi Slate will not go into the 25-team NCAA championship tour- NCAA tournament if it wins the nament. tonight move into what conference. State, like two years could be a straightening-out week ago, will pass up the NCAA under ki college basketball. (an unwritten state law forbidding Key pairings are s p r e a di competition against Negroes, throughout the schedule all week, Also tonight, Kansas and Kan w ith the Big Ten, Big Eight, isas State resume their duel for the Southeastern and Ohio Valley con ferences tirst oil the mark in games that will help fill the NCAA lineup and the National Invitation Tournament as well. Ohio State's top-ranked Buck eyes, needing the Big Ten title to qualify for defense of their NCAA championship, are home tonight against Northwestern seeking to ttretch their winning streak to 24 sharing first place with 6-1 rcc before moving to Iowa City for! 01 ds- Western Kentucky is 7-0 and Saturday's showdown w ith second- Eastern Kentucky 6-2 for their place Iowa. 0VC duel. Iowa, still kicking despite the1 All six members of the nation's! loss of four regulars because of ,0P 10 action won Saturday poor grades, is home to Wisconsin ! '"PPcd by Ohio State's 83-68 vie tonight. A victory for both the I'01? over Michigan Stale as Jerry Bucks and Hawkeyes would put i Lucas set a Big Ten record of 48 Ohio Slate at 9-0 and Iowa at 6-1 Points. Tom Stith had 27 points for their Saturday collision In the scrambled SEC, Ken tuckya mediocre Wildcat this year challenges Mississippi State, the conference leader with an 8-0 record, a nine-game winning streak, and a 16-3 over-all mark, SEC runnerup Vanderbilt (6-2) is Cofl Wins Over Linfield Northwest Conference W L Pet. .667 Linfield College of Idaho Lewis & Clark Pacific Whitman Willamette Saturday results: Idaho 65, Linlicid 63; Clark 93, Pacific 77; 73, Whitman 58. 8 4 5 1 S 4 3 S .625 536 3 5 .375 4 7 .364 College of Lewis and Willamette ASSOCIATED PRESS of Idaho came from be By THE College ol Idaho came hind to edge Linfield, 65-63, Sat urday night and pare Linfield's lead to one game in the Northwest Conference basketball race. the second, Bob Moreno led place Idahoans wilh 26 points as they gained a split in the two- game weekend series with Lin field, which won Friday night, 70 69. Linfield led at halflime, 35-30. but Idaho finally went ahead on a Moreno basket, 50-4!), wilh seven minutes left. Linfield. playing without its top scorer, Bill W;allin,! never caught up. Bob Close paced Linfield with 12 points. Lewis and Clark, in third place defeated Pacilic. 93-77, and Wil- iAmnii. l.. itiui.nu it co Tt... idiiii-iie ucm i mullein, io-jo. jiii; 1.- 1.-1 n-u:. i n :f: icruiiit ncui it imiiirtii dim rduuii; tied for fourth in the standings. Conference action resumes to night with Linfield at Whitman and Willamette at College o( Idaho On Thurrday College of Idaho will be at Lewis and Clark and Whitman at Pacific On Fridav and Saturday it will be Whitman' i I wii anrl rlirlr anil rnltnn I nf Idaho at Pacific. Annlhcr Sat- urday game will send Willamette te Linfield. Holiday INDUSTRIAL LI AG U I W M.J R. Mufller 55' Motor Investment si 33 Jones Construction " rhimhtrt Hruitti AAovina 47 3' House t ShOM 4S 3 Rov ShfM "'i 39 1 Market Basket 4' 41 Macdol Tavern 37'' 4' Jv Hawk 3? it West Het Pump 3 Great West Lte 3'i 'i 'nger Sewing Center 11 57 Results: M J.R Muffler 1. Roy's Shell S; Jay Hewk I, Chambers House Moving J: Sirttjer sewinq Centc 1. Jones Con nection 3; Maedoel Tavern 1, House of Shoes 3; West Heaf Pump 3. Motor In vestment 3; Great West Life 0, Market, Basket 4 i High team game. Rov'i Shell W . .gn team series, Mouse o Shoes J7T; Svqh lnd gimi, Eddie Rwithler high lnd. series, John Oulnn 571. i HOLIDAY LEAGUE W Snack Coffee Shop KF Fast Freight Davit Flying A Service Coca Cola Weisdeids Crater Lak Creamery K of C Peace Ambulance , Team No. 1 Pacilic Fruit Superior Troy Laundry krf Piwir Cn-jprma 33'. I I I II': 19' i 17 31 43 Results: Snack Colfe Shop 4. K of C 6 DaviS Flying. A 1, Tam No 1 3- Su nnor Troy Laundry 1, Coca Cola 3; Weis fields 1. Peace AmBu'a-ce 3: KF Fast Freignt l. Crater Lake Crea'nery 3; Pa C't'C Fruit 1. KC Floor C8v(nra 3 M.gh tfam Qame Snack Coee Shop li. Ngh ieam series. Snack Coffee ShX W; high md game, CHH Green 337; hqh ing. series. CI'H Green 4U. CLASSIC TRIO LEAGUE W t't'e Seien 7e Poind Ud Team ,o 3 BrBco. TV Service Lewis CTt $f O'Wtn MuS-C MerJo Bel Team No '1 Ho' day Ctf'e SK 37' 33 V i 37' j 39 3 Team No 7 73 li Valuers Cae 33 33 pud Cellar ' Results Vali'e'i Cf Lw Chev. pen 1; Team N 3 1, Team No J 4: ''rtay Cee Shn 1 So. Cee-sn Muse, I Veort Bl I. ftarehf TV Sf'vice 4; Tom N 13 3. The Rouna U ti rpvd i Cellar l, t'Mia wMn 1. - Big Eight title, Ohio Valley Con (erence leader Western Kentucky is at second-place Eastern Ken tucky, and in a big Eastern duel second-ranked St. Bonaventure (18-1) plays NIT-bound Providence (16-31. Kansas State is at Colorado and Missouri at Kansas w ith the Wild- cats and Jayhawks currently and Freddie Crawford 26 as St Bonaventure routed Boston Col lege 103-69. Chet Walker's 31 points led fourth-ranked Bradley over t. Louis 69-54, moving the , B''aves w ithin a half game of lead- ing Cincinnati in the Missouri Val ley Conference. North Carolina. No. 6, thumped Wake Forest 93-78 with York Lareso scoring 30 points and Doug Moe 25 but Kansas Stale, No. 7, needed Al Pcilhman's basket with 9 seconds left to edge Iowa State 66-65. Revamped Iowa, No. 9, shrugged off the loss of four regu lars and toppled Indiana 74-67. Some of the luster of tonight's ' St. Bonavenlure-Providence match Was lost when Rhode Island 375jspilled the Friars, 78-76, for Prov - idence'i first loss at home in 37 games. Butte Valley fjyg BoWICCS . ' w M i w BUTTE VALLEY (Special) -The Butte Valley Bulldogs bounced back from a Fridnv "is'1' lh','ashi"S at 'he hands of nuiiy miii aim nictincu up a 41-30 win over Etna here Satur day night. Friday night the Bulldogs bat tled the Happy Camp club all the way but couldn't hang on in the final period when three of the starting five players were called out on personal fouls. In the "B' Bame. the Butte Valley squad downed the Happy Camp juniors Tom Woslenburg of Happy Camp bucketed 25 points to nab '"e high scoring honors, while , Rntle Vallpv'n Inn man. Del j r . Wands senrpd 14 tn lead his teammates. ! Saturday night's action turned ' to be just the reverse of i Friday's as the Bulldogs fell be-! hind in the first quarter by a 10-8 score, but came on to lead 16-13 at halftime. and rolled on to -I widen the margin to 27-19 over the Etna crew at the end of the1 third frame. Hands led the Butte Valley, attack with a 20-point total. Ron- laid Sargent paced Etna wilh 12. WEEKL Y BOWLING High team game. Holiday Coffee Shop 433; high team series. Barabooi TV Serv ice 1307; high ind. game, Vance Hawley 338; high lnd. series. Vance HawHy l&l. AUTOMOTIVE LEAOUE W MOOilQAS 59 37 Olson Motors 57 Interstate 57 Dales Body Shop 55 Balsiger Motor Co. 53 Halvorens Union 41' i East Side Electric 4f'i Carlson Mattress 44 Dons Shell 4ii 4'i Dick B. Mitler Specialized Service 3f, 54i Jim Wmde BuiCk 31 45 Results: Carlson Mattress T, Dons Shell Service 3; O'son Motors 3. Specialized Service 2; Dales Body Shop 3. Jim Wmflf Buick li Halvorstni Union l, interstate Pump 3; East Side Electric 3. BalsiQeri Motor Co. 3; Mob-lgss 4, Dick B. Miller Co. 0. High team game. Mobilgas 131; h-gh team series. Balsiger Motor Co 2941; high Ind qame. H. Dexter J4, high ind, I series. Wilhur Haslrins 3t FRIDAY FOURSOME LEAGUE 1 59.. 541,' Recrk.es MiSS FitH Con Formeri Fovr Jinks Rounders Boo Boos Four Sums Four Spares Odd Balis Jolly Four 54' i !' j 5i jj 0 t 0 44 0 44 39 45 37lj O Strike Outs 33' i ' i Gutter Ousters 23 59 Results Rookies 3, Mus fm 1; Gutter yy (. Dusters 1, Rounders 3, Jelly Fpgr 3. Hank Barnes Ford 4 Strike OutS 1; Four Snares Con Form- Frreters 7 $ ers 0; Boo Boot 3, Four Jinks 2. Four oesert Rats 4 4 Sums 3. Odd Ba"s 1. jLv. Lumper Prrd 4 4 Hi oh team game. Four Jinks 139; rtigMstop 4V Shop Market 7 team sr-et. Four Jmkt 24' Ji high Ind.jBratton Construction 4 game (men), Jim Oyer 233i h'gh Ind. Results: Oeert Rats 4. Lkv Lumper ter.es men), Al ROSS 6fl3. h'gn inU.,0, Hank Barnes Ferd J. B'atten Con gam (women). Sandy Shaffer 20G. hgh tlruction I; Stop 1 Shoo Market 2. For ind. terie (women). Virginia Mcey 541 'asters 2 j ) L '5 , TWILITR LEAGUE Safeway lh St Beacon Vobii SvC Satan t Cfceu'tturt Wetvtr E itfrmmtnf Safeway So Jay hawk Rxef B ut O D"ve WO'I WotO'l O'e Wash Teipht Pacific CooPfatts Results Safewav lh S' . lacon VO- fc-l Svc 2; Satan s Chauffeurs 0. Pacif'C Coco 4. Safeway So 4fh 4. Ore wash.) Tel 0. Weaker Eferm.natmg 3, Blue cu oean&eeit i. Hoodt ; Jet'S i. mut 1; 0'ive Vert M,tpM 2. Jav Mawk 3 nct 1. Mst F.ls 2- fas Four 2 Hgh team fame. Beacon Maej-i Svc. I High ind, gem. (wwrnanl Nancy Gal 4; h'h team tenet. Drive More Motgri lewty IU, (mtn) M'ekey Owdwvh 301 j HIGH POINTS I V"" 7 xby 17. " :' ' 7 ti&S IE. w. i , . 1 . i" i - aave nan I W?: Sis I J 1 VOU4J OG8JT AKOCJMO fill s-. -'tii 3o-PotjT hause iot -rum &ecoo Celts Belt J By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Division D., ; L ' ' Philadelphia . 36 1S -5'M Syracuse 29 30 .41)2 12'il New York 18 44 .290 25 H--.1 m. :,i..n "'"" W. L. Pet. CB; St. Louis 3!) 22 Detroit 29 34 Los Angeles ... 28 34 Cincinnati . .. 26 40 .1,3'.! .460 .452 .394 Sunday Results Boston 136. Philadelphia 125 Syracuse 148. Detroit 122 Cincinnati 105, New York 104 Los Angeles 105, St. Louis 95 Saturday Results St. Louis 123, Cincinnati 122 New York 129. Boston 107 Syracuse 141, Detroit 111 Monday Schedule Lns Anceles vs. Cincinnati at Davton I ' Tuesday Schedule Bostnn vs. Los Angeles al St. Lujs Detroit at St. Louis f UOCTOM I A Hi Th fhlnrl uujiui, . ,i.v Boston bench-one of the chief! "" he shrugged. "No corn- ; reasons Ihe Celtics have domi-'m'- Look, we won. That's what nated the National Basketball!1 care about. We won." Association in recent years soon And it was his bench swift may be piaying as much or more'Sam Jones in particular lhat had than the regulars. a big hand in fashioning the Cel- One reason: Bob Cousy has had tics' fifth victory in nine meetings it. "I'm beat," the weary Celtic Jones, who has keyed the four canlain said after Bnslnn'n 136.125'nrevinus victories over Philadel- triumph over Philadelphia Sunday. "I've never felt like this phy - Isically and menially before. Nev - 2713; high ind. game. B. high Ind. series, B. Poutre Pouire 31. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LBAGUB W Harry HMHtr Furn. 33'4 (Crater Lake Creamery 30 j Empire Transport 31 1 Suburban Finance iWineme Hotel I Audley Apartment! ' Beacnt Jewelers Holiday Bowl 37 25 37 35 35' !6' Results: Harry Hafter 8, Beachs Jlri 1, Crater Lake Audley 4; Holiday Bowl 0, Empire Transport 4; Winema 1 Suburban Finance 3- High team game, Crater LaVe 70S; high team senes. Crater Lake 3033; high ind. game. Marian Linvie 31t; high Ind. te net, Marian Lin vine SM. Lak eview SAGEBRUSH LEAGUE L 31' 1 30 3? J. P. Gray S-ebirtt TV BiHl Dairy Bar ;Lkv. Bowl Snack Bar 1 Sycan Store ' Rose Cleaners 33' i 41' i Indian Viilea Beaver State 34 50 ; Richfield Oil 33 51 . Ceooert Mobil Serv. 33 53 High team game, J P Gray 7ljj high Ileum tenet, J. P. Gray 3315; high Ind. 44'-S!game. Mary Sanborn 197; high fnd. te- ir.ei, Betty Morrill 544. IUSHBR LEAGUE High lnd, game. Don Getty 233; h-gh ind senet. Frank Fa". 59. high taam ame. Mank Barnes Ford 190: high Ieam serial. Hank Barnes Ford 2447. SPOONER LBAOUE i Oeadbeatt HWf'uH JO r I SputnH F.,r ry P-ce' V Fitt 4 I Hor - ls It i Results: He'ui! 4, Chry Rker 0, i- ?, 'st, ..... idjr Warriors ler," the pereiwal all-star guard empnasizefl. Ihinns l' haven't been well nhv - .. " '.i muiiij. rnni uni in uin iiati. - ind we broke the race open too soon. r nr.'i .,t r.. - anmn i ' ul when it dnn'i mun much i it l.ave to have something to shoot for," he said. Perhaps, Cousy said, things mav be different in the playoffs, but he questioned his value for the rest of the season. Bill Sharman, Cousy's 34-year-old partner in the backcourt, took a different tack. . "What can you do in 20 min ules?" he asked. "I don't want to say anything against anyone, but I'm not playing as much as I used to. I've always thought you play belter after you get your sec ond wind. How an you going tn core much in 20 minutes.' Coach Rod Auerbach, advised Ihe comment of his veterans.!', made a vague motion of du-i I . missal. with the Warriors. iphia, came off the bench to leadjticing as he is now, former heavy - .a second period rally that brokeWeight champion Joe Louis pre - Uhe game open. high Ind. series, (women) Lee LI verm ore (men) Wei Dollar hide 51; high team game. Cherry Pickers all; high learn te net, Cherry Pickers 170. JUNIOR LEAGUE w Sloppy 5 34 Gutter Flopptri 23 Ten Pins 21 Lane Raiders 14 Alley Kits 15 Lipd Leos 10 High md game. Mike Nnrton 1M; high Ind. teries, Vike Norton 313; high team game. Lane Pa'dfrs 444; high team se ries, Sloppy S 1511- TOWN A COUNTRY LEAGUE i ' ' W L Latevie lodge H 1 I 1 Fremont Wood 1 IE ammer 4 Lkv. Lumber 7 A Howards Druoi 7 S i Richfield Oil 5 7 I 1 Adams Home Stry. 9 3 Cal-West S 7 I Lkv. Creamery 3 16 Evans Forgm L Weld. 1 11 Results: Examiner i: Creamery 0; Lodge 4, Lumber 0; Ca'-West 3. Adams 1, Fremnnl Wood 3, Richfield 1; How ards 3. Evans 1 High ind game, Wei Dellarhide 333; high md tenet, Wes Dollarh.de 50; high team game, Lakevlew Lodge 9?J; high team tenei, Lakevlew Lodge 340, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W Banlsler'l Barber Shop Coast te Coasl Store I 4 Lat -I w Bidg. Mtr. Plumbart 7 S Favell Utley Int. $ 7 Hunter't Lodge 3 Amarkan Fnr;st PrdS. 3 Results: Banister s larbf Shop 3; i American Forest Prds. I ,- Faveii Uf'ey . Ins. 4. Hunter's Lodge 0: L B.M. Plump-1 ers 4. Coast to Coast 0 Hgh Ind. game, Leroy Smith 34) j high Ind series. Charles Sullivan 5M; h'gh team game. Banlitar't Barber 5Mf ' f gh team tents. Bamttera Earser Shop 3421. PINE TREE LEAGUE Collins Chev. Virg.e i Baufy Satn Lakevlew C'eamtry No'te Agency Arrow Piumbmf 1 Heating Snem'ock Cete 1st Nat onal Bank Union O'l Standard O'l Gordon s Boty Shne 11 31 34" 49', 3 55 7 55 Result!: NO'fe Agtcv 4. UnlAn O'l 0; Vrge't 3. Stengt'd 0l 1; Shamrock Cafe 3. Gordon t Bndy Shop t. Lakt ve C'eemtry J. Arrow Plumbing li Cotins Chev. 3, Ht Nationtl Rantr 3 H.gh Ind game. Let Livtrrrwe 314-h-gh int. unH. LM Llvarmtri Hit B.gh Arnold Palm PHOENIX. Arii. (AP Arnoldl Palmer and a man who infringed his patent on incredible finishes. Doug Sanders, met today in a golf .match thai seemingly. cou.nm oe-an IB note piayolt lor the Phoenix Open championship. The winner gets $4,300, the los - i it a of the days gate receipts. Sanders was eight big strokes behind the front-running Palmer Sunday at the start of what was scheduled as the final round. OSC-Chiefs Head Field For Playoff By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon Stale and Seattle are back on top in the spirited race among major independent college basketball teams in the P' .ticl Northwest. ... i u j i ,, ..... At stake is a bid from the NCAA to compete in the post season Far West regional playolls. Oregon Slate climbed back up with weekend victories over Washington Slate 53-52 and Ida ho 55-4'). Scatlle defeated Gonza ga Sunday 79-77. Both now have 13-7 records. Oregon, last week's leader, moanwhile slinned tn 12.7 takinn uwk..nri ri-,u i ih. hanrf f Idaho 61-57 and Washington State 77-73. Crucial games are coming up noxt weekend. Oregon will be in Seattle, play ing Washington Fridav night and Seattle Saturday. Oregon defeat ed both of these teams earlier nt Eugene. Seattle will get a chance at full revenge, not only playing Oregon ntin-rv hut aln ontot-t ninind Washington Slate on Frid;.v.'PionshiP of ,he wolld at Miami i Washington Stale downed Seattle ,1 n..ii - j -- Oregon Stale will play two games against Idaho at Moscow. Rnth Idaho and Washington ' . State, despite recent strength, arc considered out of the race among! independents. Idaho has a 6-1) record and Washington State 8-12. Portland also is considered out of the race although it has a re- spcctable 12-S record. Portland also will go on the road next weekend, playing Notre Dame at South Bind, lnd. Teny Ball led Washington State lu 11a vniui , umi yiei:uii, ami ng 21 points. Two players on Uw IUOIl VyiCVIl tIC11M WllflVUICII h n, Imoaum r'l.q at, VI getting 25 and Glenn Moore 22 Jay Carty led Oregon Slate lo Ihe win over Idaho wilh 14 points, of,Bu' he WM TT, Idal"?'' ', , ' Louis Picks Sugar Upset SAN JACINTO. Calif. (LTD Siioar Rv Rohinsnn will win his bout with middleweight champion Gene Fullmer if he keeps prac- diets. R0UMDUP team game, Collins Che v. 105; high team series. Collini Chev. 31M. Lucky Lanes BASIN LIONS LEAGUE W Klamath No. 2 35 Klamath No. 1 31 Merrill No. 3 3 Merrill NO 1 34 Dorrll No. 1 33 Dor f is NO. 2 33 Toketee 7? Dornt Ns. 3 31 Reiuits: Merrill No 1 0. Klamath No 1) 4: Merrill No 3 3, Oorrlt Ne. J li i owe- tee i, Oorrlt No. 3 1, Klamath Ng. Dorris No 1 3. High team game. Oorrlt No. f high team tenet, Klamath No 1 high Ind. game. Don Harm 304; ind. tenet. Vie Samples 33. 2 I, 3477; high FRIDAY MORNING LEAGUE Z'ps I Buckaroes 4 2 Thref-Pins i J Gutter Gait 4 4 SprlDaliera 1 1 Alley Cats 3 t The Chu bents 1 3 Wa Try 0 Feb. 10 results: Zips 4, Alley Cats 0; Bucroos 4, We Try 0; Three-Pint J, Soeeibaliert 1; Gutter Gall 3. Chubeltei l. High Ieam game, Buckarooi 5 13 j high team series. Buckeroot 1503: high ln, gam. Carlene Bewne 140; high ind. it-' nes, Carlene Bown 431, i CREAM PURR LEAGUE W L Three Stooges 40 74 ftn Hatiert 34 34 The Goofers 34 30 Tnwn Clowns 33 31 Bnwiert Three 31 3) The Peept 3) 34 Bowl Weavllt J 31 No Names 21 43 Feb Results Bowl Weevils 4, Three Stoeget 0, Bowlers Three 4, Mad Hal. tfr 0; Town Clowns 4. Thg Gaofr 0; Ne Names 3, The Peeut 3 Hign team game. No Namet, Town Clown (tie) SU, high team tfnes, Tpwn cwwm 1S70; ngn ino game. Fat Rridqe 1V5) high lnd terlat. Mtrgargt Cktugh 413 BASIN LEAGUE W C'y Centtr Lodge 33 K tr AutO Strvilt) II in'fttete Puma p, ACmt Cent rati 14 Sch.jijt Tirgi 41 Sw'fl ft Ct af .ton fitctnc Produetl at He proceeded to slash eight' strokes off par to set an Arizona Country Club course record of 62. while Palmer had to scramble for an evt, pal. 70 They pulled into1 (he mark deadlockcd ,,,, . . . nar dist. - . - , Sanders. 27-veai-old adocale of lthe shorl backswing, was the pic - ure 0 perfection as he drove out of the fairway only once; hit ev. ery green in regulation and rang up a card of 10 pars and eighti (birdies. - HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath -rJ C i. D uuuy juui i i uiuuc ' r .earns Picks Ingo To Win By A Kayo By OSCAR FRALEY PALM BEACH, Fla, (UP1 - The slender little man sat hunched over, squinting through the strong sunlight with his bright blue eyes and nodding vigorously. "I think." said Jack (Doc) Kearns, jabbing his cigarette in the direction of lngcmar Johans son, "that he'll knock the other guy out." The "other guy" is, of course, F"1 Pa'tcrson, from whom the Swedish iron man will attempt to; recapture the heavyweight cham- Beach Convention Hall on March 13 "You must he kidding," said!hansson is going to have to do if someone. ! he hopes to regain the crown "No I'm not," said the little . ...u. -il-.-J I I. sct"uaK'-l":' ,"1 "llu F"ulc" Dempscy to the heavyweight tille n anomer sunswepi aay ai io 1 ledo 42 years ago. "1 think this! nas, Km , . ,, lnslmcl J ncca 10 Pu" 11 "' staggers sparmaie Johansson, working in a sun - shaded ring in a palm-surrounded glade a few hundred feet from the ocean, staggered his sparmaie wilh a stiff right hand, leaped r j i j .1 11 j 'on!'ard an(l ,hcn Pulled "See what I mean," barked the ing to go in and polish off that guy. He looks like a guy filled wilh hate to me. Like one of the old time fighters'. The "old time fighters" live robust and alive in the mind of "Doc" Kearns. They should, for among his "tigers" he numbered, in addition to Dempsey, such as Abe Attell, Benny Leonard, Jackie Fields, Mickey Walker, Mushy Callahan, Lcs Da icy and Archie Moore. "On the whole they don't build them that way any more," he ex- plained as Ihe wind made the'other is at Stelson studying lo be palms do a can can around thej 'canvas - enclosed bleachers ijamrut - u wun some j.wu specia Mors. "In the old days, a guy got National Guard HHP. U S National Bank Craler Lake Machinery 52 37 National Guard OlflCtn 74 46 Rcsullt: Inlertlate Pump 3, Zaon Elec tric Products 3; National Guard 3, U.S. National Bank 1; Schulte Tires 4, Na tional Guard Officers 0; Kaltr Auto Serv ice 0. Acme Concrete 4; City Center Lodge 3, Swilt ft Co. 1; Craler Lake Machinery 3, H.ft.P. 1. High team game. Crater Lake Machin ery IC94. high team series, Cmtr Lake Machinery 39(5; high lnd. game (lie), Don Nabakowskl anl Oave Lacro' 344; high ind. series, Don Nabakowskl 441. MINOR CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Landry Insurance 43' i 3D' i Backes ft Daqget 40'i 2V.1 Western Thrift 40 32 Haley Hereford 33 Herald and Newt Acme Concrete 47 Summers Lane Rieht.eld 44 Mnt Service Supply 41 ' Bmg's Cafe 40 50 Winema Millt 32' 5't Lucca Cale 31" l 43V Wheeler Nursery 23 70 Results: Summert Lane Richfield 1, Backes ft Daggett 3; Ring's Calf 1. Acme Concrete 3; Wheeler Nursery fl, Haley Hereford 4; Wmemi Mills 3, Her aid and News I; Western Thrift 1, Lan. dry Insurance 3; Merit Service Supply 1, Lucca Cafe 3. High team game. Backes ft Danrtett 997; high team series, Haley Herefords Jl4lj high Ind. grne, Buck Boiey aas; high fnd. series, Harry Bray 701. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE iLarrys Fondt Kimes Plbg. I Larkmt Ins Pioneer Tobaccs 'Pepsi Colt 411 43i 47't 44' Cveal Rita Mofori Lisfon Aircraft VFW Ellington Loggert Montgomery Ward Bowert O'tt 41 4 Great Northern 40 51 "J Feb 7 results VFrV i. Krnses 0; Deal Rift 3, A'ontgomtry ti Ltrryi 3. Pepll Cola li Pioneer 3, Elllngson 1; LiSton 2, Great Northern 3; Bowers I. Lt'kint 3. High team game. Larry s Ponds two. high team scries. Larrys Ponds 2904; hgn ind game, Gn Carnml 44i h'n Ind. seriet, Oin Carnlnl 471. t- OOITIK II10UI Ht.lm tl.cl J(.'l Color Chf ' ri.,i Pf,rnwl Orv.ry Prk'l CDintl er in irnoenix Palmer also parred his holes.lstroke penalty. Palmer took a bo - but his four birdies were offset by an equal number of bogeys in! his worst round of the merit. tourna - at; At that the muscular Miamian . 'wBM h-v. ... n h.rf u K..n for an unnlavahlr lie nn ih. lmh !hole. Purposely shooting down the! left side for the most desirable1 approach to the ereen. the toulshot was in the frinoe at the leftlning $1,450 each. Collins and tour- money winner of 1960 hooked hisjof the green. 50 feet from the pin. drive into an oleander bush. He ran the ball up with his putt - After dropping out with a one - WAYNE SCOTT. Sports Editor Falls, Ore. . l Monday, I knocked down and he came back tougher than ever, rough and full of hate. These days they get knocked down and they've had it." Ready To Explode "Not (his guy, though," he add ed, pointing again toward the slugging Swede. "He doesn't say much, but I have a feeling he thinks a lot a b o u t getting flat tened by Patterson and it's a thing that's growing and building inside of him until he's ready to explode. 1 look, the way he's training, for him to really go in there w inging punches That, says Kearns, is what Jo- nn-..- from Patterson. . . - lie cant nope to nox him. and I don't think he will," Kearns analyzed, tic s got to go in there throwing 'em from the outfield ana lie s training as it mat is exactly what's on his mind." Kearns was cautious about 'namine a round, hoduini! that "it :COuld be real early if this guv lands one of those right hands. But he insisted that, if Johans son arouses the tiger within him self, he could upset the 3-1 odds which say lhat Floyd will win again. Good Sign "He looks hungry to me and mats a good sign, Kearns as serted. "You know, (hat's t h e trouble with fighters today. They're not hungry. Back in the old days they'd walk three miles to school, walk three miles after wards and then hold down a job on lop of it." "Today, just like my kids, they're not hungry," he added sadly. "One of my boys started engineering, now he's at Tulane studying lo be a doctor. The 'awjer. And mat okay, i guess, i ve always needed a doctor and a lawyer particularly a lawyer." Multiple Listing Medo Bel Golden West Tournl Mouldingcratt Klamath JCl 44 43' i 49i 37"i sr, 31 54 . KC Paint i Retultt: Jack's Color Chip 3, Pelican Mobil l; Park's Cabinet 0, Heaton Steel 4; Multiple Listing l, Fremont Grocery 3i Fleets 3, KC Paint 3; Medo Bel I, Golden West Tournl 3; Klamath JCa Mouldingcraft 4. High team game. Jack's Color Chip 1157; high team series. Jack t Color Chip 3153; high Ind. game. John Gremt 347; high Ind. series, John Gremt 464. FRATERNAL LEAGUE W Roberts Hardware 44 Wright Real Estate S4 George Cram Buildert ii Bald Eaqlet S3 Tat'i Tavern so Sean No. 1 44 Shatter Electric KC No. 1 Stars No. 7 Harry's Tavern 30-30 Club KF Pohct Dept. . 44' 4f,4j 45 II 45 SI 34 54 2'j 44' Results: Bald Eagles f, Start No. 1 3; KFPD 0, Tat't Tavern 4; Start No 3, Shaffer Electric 1; Roberts Hardwari 6. Wnght Real Estate 4; Harry's Tavern a, k no, i g; beorgt train Bunder I, 20-30 Club 3. High Ieam game, George Craln Builder 100ft; high team series, Tat't Tavern ?77f; high Ind. game, Gunnard B or sort 140; high Ind. series, Ktn Clark 423. MOOSE PA'S LBAOUE W AHamont Grocery Pattaga't Market O'Hair't Memorial Cheptl Klamath Monument Lucky Lanet C P. 4 W.W. Ward Team Ne. I Merrill MMSt Hartwtll'l Texaco Musgravt Plumbing SI 4' I 34' 1 4S 43 44't 43' 1 41 4i 43 4!t 40' i 4tVl 34 S3 33' SV Feb. 10 results: Team No 0, Pas tega't Market 4: Klamath Monument 0, Hartweh't Te'aco 4; Musgrovt Plumbing D, o Htir'i rvttmoriti cnapai a, q r m W. W. Ward 7. Merrill Moott ii Alt, mont Grocery 0, Lucky Ltnes 4 High team game, Pai'ege't Market 1043, high team series. Pastega't Mar ket 3075; high lnd game, Mel Roo'nton ;2J; hiti lnd. ttritt, Mel Rotmton 417. Bob Wilson Jr., rookie defense- ;man ij Iriu Ruffalft Rurknt hnrkrv I hi ' tram, Is the son of Bob Wilson ' . ... ISr., who scouts for the Chlrgo tvl 2'iBIck Hawks and Buffalo. soy S on the 339-yard hole. Sanders, playing out of Ojsi, Calif., came within an inch and a half of getting a victory-sealing eagle on the par-4 18th hole when his 4S-foot putt stopped in front of the cup. Palmer came into the 18th need- ine hirdie t In tie. His second ,er but hit too strongly and rolledwith 27S. PAGE j February 13. 1961 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon High School Baakotball North Eugene 44, South Eu gene 43 Marshfield 40, Springfield 36 Thurston (Springfield) 62, Cot tage Grove 39 Sulhcrlin 66, Myrtle Creek M Glcndnle 64, Riddle 54 Bend 71, The Dalles 50 Prineville 57, Redmond 45 Hyssa 70, Wciser, Idaho, 52 Enterprise 54. Vale 47 Elgin 78, North Powder 47 Seaside 67, Knappa 45 Clackamas 54, Milwaukie 44 Portland Christian 66, Cascade Locks 50 Astoria 59, Centennial (Grcsh am) 52 Hcrmiston 61, Baker 60 n.i, i al l-l. wm iv-ciiini I uuii ' nt, mil . . 'and 47 Klamath Falls 56. Grants Pass' 4) Pendleton 36, La Grande 38 Siuslaw (Florence) 57, Coqullle 55 (overtime) Heppncr 75, Burns 45 Sherman (Moro) 62, Grant Un ion (John Day) 44 Henley 61, Phoenix 26 Glide 72, Oakland 39 Lakevicw 53, Illinois Valley' (Cave Junction) 47 Eagle Point 55, St. Mary's (Mod- ford) 46 Weslon 77. Helix 30 WE DO ALL Pull front wheels, inspect brake linings and drums. Check grease seals, wheel cylinders for leakage. Clean, inspect, re pack front bearings., Add brake fluid If necessary. Adjust brakes on all four wheels for "full pedal" braking. ffl m a QUIITIR -STRONOIR built to bat lonnt STORES Phone TU 4-8109 6th and Pine Playoff eight feet past. The great pre sur player got down from there for his birdie. 1 Jack Fleck, who won tha Phoe nix Open last year in playoff with Bill Collins, finished one back at 271 for third money of 2,000. Don January was fourth at 272 for J1.700. Dave Marr and Johnny Pott tied for fifih with 574 win. nament tenderfoot Jackie Cupit of Longview, Tex., each took $1,250 Double Win Boosts Owls ToOCCTop Orrgon Collrgiate Conference W L Pet. Oregon Tech 8 4 .692 8 4 .607 7 4 .636 g 8 .385 1 10 .091 Oregon Tech Eastern Oregon Koruana Mate Southern Oregon Oregon College Saturday results: 74. Eastern Oregon 56; Oregon College 82, Southern Oregon 62. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon Tech replaced Eastern Oregon atop the Oregon Collegi ate Conference basketball stand ings by defeating the team from La Grande. 74-56. at Klamath Falls Saturday night. The Techmcn were in command all the way and held a 35-24 half time lead. Loon Wilson of the win ners topped the scorers with 18 points. Tom Neel registered 15 for the visitors. Oregon College finally moved into the victory column, upsetting Southern Oregon, 82-62, after 10 league defeats. Denny Siencer, with 25 points, and Steve Rankin, w ith 23, led Oregon College. Gor dy Carrigan was high for the los ers with 21. Portland Slate played out of Ihe conference and shaded Seat tle Pacific, 49-47. Eastern Oregon will fry to re- gain first place next . weekend when it hosts Oregon College in a pair of games while Oregon Tech is idle. Southern Oregon, in fourth spot, will try to gain ground on third- place Portland State when the teams meet in another two-night series at Ashland. Joseph J. 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