KU In Charge, 63-56 26 Point 'Surprise'
ledford (Sets Message; Pels Win
By WAYNE SCOTT Iwhat must have been the hardest' junior guard Shcrm Allen. who! faced the Pels on tlie MedfordiWhitcbirds flew off to a 1.1 point
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Sunday, February 19, 1961
PAGE 3-B
Herald and News Sports Editor
Friday the Klamath Union Peli
cans uncorked the third of a se-
for the Tornado to swallow Fri- came up with surprise number
day night by blistering the basket one. He made only two points, but
for 26 valuable points and spear-jhe made them in the final two
floor and two ol the KU regulars. 41-28 lead before the period wasj
the top two scorers, including an 4: 15 old.
All-Slater, were sitting in th el From here on out they wcre
ries of surprises thev have sprung hoadine a cool S3-5fi victory over seconds of an overtime and the stands. So up pops Hunsaker forinevor in a ureal deal of tiouble
on me nteoiora Black Tornado in the 10 Oregon State prep! Pels won W-Si.
their three Southern Oregon Con-lchamns. I In the second meeting, the Pels.
ference- meetings this season. And this was the game the Med- with three men in big double fig-
Reservist junior Kent Hunsaker. fordites figured to win
who seems to have little trouble! In their first setto on the Med
working at either a guard or for-! ford court early in the season the
ward spot for the Pels, pulled Pels called upon another reserve.
inniko m:mhr three althouiih Otiinncv took over and
, .. i l. . IwwliiH llm Intrc In uilhin fii 56
Hunsaker man i cto u aione, ran
he was bv far the bigpest thorn !lwin,s- f' 4fi- 1 ,e 1"'B n
43
WW
J ; i j
I t ZJsYZl 1 1
ures, threatened to run off ami jn n,e Tornado's side.
hide on their home court and won n tint cr-m-inn hrln frnm r.irh
73-58 for surprise number two. Lf njs teammates. Allen connect-i Sen"?.
Friday night the Black Tomadocd for 14 anf Gary Patzke, the ; "u"k,r
thud junior on rnciays starting Bierm
five, added 10.
Outstanding defensive efforts
and some nigged rebounding in
face of the superior height of the;ti'witr
lornacio iook care 01 ine rcsi.
Had it not been for Medford's
brilliant Bob Quinney, the confer
ence scoring leader, who caught
iments of the fourth frame.
The box score:
io-b
Russian High Jump Star
Whips Boston U's Thomas
Sheridan M, Davton 37
Yamhill 55 Salem Academy 451 KE,V V0,5K AP If there areand the crowd of 15,930 that. on his last try, became the first
Vernonia 54, Neahkahnic 45 a"y non-believers in the house on packed Madison Square Gardenbroad jumper ever to soar over
Coquille 72.' Pacific (LangloisV,nc quality of Valery Bramel-s moaned. The spectators were with 26 feet indoors.
I "' Jhigh jumping, please take leave jthe Russian. I In the process, Brumcl's team-'
Ncstucca iC'loveidale) 52, Wil-ne ls Srcal- Jllsl Plam &eal- On the third try over he went maie. igo ter-uvancsyan, iouiea
lamina 29 "He's the greatest." admittedland the crowd went wild. Brumel on all six of his jumps, so he
Vnnh Pnnon 7T fnii.-ino r.rnva .Inhn TImmas. ihp Rnstnn llni.'hardlv wasted a minute before or-ibalted .0(H). The third Russian,
versity junior.
Brumel. an 18-year-old Russian
Oregon High School Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1
North Salem 53. Lebanon 50
Tillamook 61. Oregon City 45
Fji Fj Fta-FI PI Rb TP 45
4-1 0-0 12 1 ,".....,..11;.. r.n C.-.tU C.t, ID
3 7
Allen
Teylor
Tolali
fire in the last two periods of richenor
me game, me vicuny iimiin
might have been much greater.
Quinney ended up with the game
high of 2R but he was carrying
too much of the load.
The teams opened at a furious
pace, the Pels, paced by Allen
and Hunsaker, hitting a torrid .611
from the field while Medford
notched a .550. The lead swapped
ownership 10 limes during the
first half, the Tornado owning an
18-17 first quarter lead, and the
KU five leading 31-27 at the mid
way mark
Quinney
Rjiosdale
Barry
Eaton
Hood
Bray
91-11
Score by quarters:
KUHS
Med
1S-4
1M0
1-3
11-4
3-0
0 0
M
10-S
it ia ,
MEDFORD (Special) An agi-
tating full-court press and the
loss, via fouls, of two players
cost the Klamath Union Jayvees
a tough 54-51 defeat in the clos-j
The opening of tlie third period S -conds of the preliminary
io j Roseburg 76. North Bend 67
u Marshficld 54, Thurslon (Spring-
,! .i'ficidi ,w
: David Douglas (Portland)
F9..F. Fla FI PI Reb T. ,;,..,,
iO -10 1
Clatskanie 55, Concordia (Port
land) 47
m 1 o " p,n(,lclon 53' Redmond 48
o-o i o o Bend 56. Hcrmiston 52
" I f f Toledo 72, Siuslaw (Florence)
n-il is u 32
u 14 ?o is S3 1 St. Francis (Eugene) 74, June-
u 17 i2-lijon city 5!)
Baker 73. Prineville 63
La Grande 42, The Dalles 'lift
Beaverton 84, Centennial
iGresham) 48
St. Helens 69, McMinnville 51
Woodburn 58,
(Turner) 39
North Marion (Aurora) 60, Scio
50
and Thomas, a 19-year-old Amer
ican, clashed Friday (or the first
dei ing the bar to 7-5. But he t-vgeny siomotkov, also tizzica.
missed on all three tries. ,H finished third in the 2-mile be
Besides calling Brumel the !! Pcee Mrdle of U,e New
greatest, Thomas did not appear
;lime since last vear's Olympics loo upset.
66,:when they met in the New York; "if anything was wrong wilh
York AC. w ho won in 8 32 2. and
.Max Truex of the Air Force, who
Athletic Cluh Games at Madison
Square Garden.
Brumel. sandy haired and hand
some, cleared 7 feet 3 inches,
me." he observed,
takeoff. Otherwise,
right."
'it was mv
I was all
l was second.
Also overshadowed was Istvan
Rozsavolgyi's filth straight mile
victory since arriving here thrco
weeks ago. Rosy's time was 4:04,
Brumel and Thomas meet twice m host to dale. Pete Close was
which equaled Thomas' best in-jmore. in the National AAU Cham-:scc.onci aboul 12 ym-cts back and
door performance. Thomas still
holds the official world record of
7-334, hul Brumel climbed over
Tornado JV
Notches Win
pionships next Saturday and the! eh Moran third.
Knights of Columbus meet onj 0hcr winners included George
March 3. Brumel beat Thomas in Knn- nf illimik In Hie half mite
7-4'v three weeks ago in Lenin-, lc Olympics. The Russian collect-:, i:52 2), Jim Wcddcrburn of New
grad. jumping indoors on a dirt ot ihe silver medal with a 7-1 York University in the 600
(1:18.8). Dick Edmunds of Prince-
oor. iiimn and Thomas was third with
When Ihe bar was raised to 7-2, 7-4.
lonly Brumel and Thomas re- The Brumcl-Thomas battle over-
ton in the 500 (57.8), Hayes Jones
of Ypsilanti. Mich., in the 60-yard
Cascade Union vu.mv.iuuh. ijwih,j snaaowen itaipn oosions innoor nuioies 1 1-1 ', uave James 01 aan
had cleared 7-1. record broad iumn of 26 feel Pi Francisco in the 60-vard dash
(6-l, Don Bragg in the pole vault
( 15-71 and Wilma Rudolph in the
women's 50-yard dash (6.0) and
But Thomas missed three times inches. Boston, the Tcnnessccanl
at 7-2. and Brumel cleared it on who holds all the world broad
k-lumatli ir-ilk m utrvlfnirl w "is lusi snoi. l lien tlie oar went'lump marks, nao a za-w inaoor
South Eugene 41 Springfield 40 UP ,0 7''1- Bl'"mcl missed twice mark pending. He hit 25-11'a. then the 60-yard dash (6.8, a record).
Sweet Home 69, Albany 62
marked the beginning of the end
for the Wind, however. Holding
the Tornado to one lone point, a
PELICAN SURPRISE The Klamath Union Pelicans have turned out to be a series of
surprises since they lost the services of Bruce Brickner and Wally Palmberg. Here their
latest one, junior Kent Hunsaker, (30) who surprised the Medford Black Tornado
with 26 points Friday night, surprises Medford's Bob Quinney as he goes up to snake
in a rebound. Quinney edged Hunsaker by two points for game high honors. Hun
saker, however, was not mad.
played here Friday night
The young Pels moved out to a
15-10 first quarter spread
it. tr hv Dirk Ransrtale ihe managed a 34-22 lead at the half
iney coniinueo me pace iinoun
the third which ended 44-36 in
their favor.
In the final frame, however,
they lost Dave Stippich, their
high scorer w ith 14, and Bud Wol
ler, both by fouls, and Medford
slapped on the press.
The strategy worked and they
KU Wildcats
Nab Triumph
MEDFORD (Special) The
Klamath Union Wildcats wrested
the first victory over Medford got their first lead in the final
cagers Friday night by tripping minute, ine manner iwo rci pro
Hillsboro 70. Clackamas 65
Astoria 42. Milwaukie 39
Central Catholic (Portland) 56.
and Sunset (Beaverton) 41
Jesuit (Beaverton) 41, Silver
ton 39
West Linn 68, Dallas 65 (over
lime I '
Warrenlon 55, Banks 53
McKcnzie 67, Drain 51
Philomath 61. Amity 37
the Tornado sophs 57-49.
Don Piper paced a Wildcat
scoring attack that saw all seven
ducer was Grover Dahn who
notched nine points. Jim Kalcr
and Rich Bogatay were next with
Five Oregon Prep Quints
Gain A 1 Tourney Berths
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 73-70. in a double-overtime affair. I lories and remain 1-2 in the Mid-
Five teams won berths Friday
olavcrs Bet on the scoreboard. I eight each
He connected for 16 points, seven! Both clubs had bad nights at
field goals and 2-4 at the foul
line. Three members of the
squad, Wayne Chamberlain, Rick
Horn and Buddy Wolter, each
added nine.
The KU quint moved out to a
12 - 6 first quarter bulge and
stretched it to 29-16 by the half.
The young Winds narrowed the
Burns 50. Sherman Moro 49inight in the Oregon Class A-l high!
Elgin 56, Nyssa 46 school basketball tournament at
Sandy 58, Reynolds 54 i Eugene next month.
North Catholic (Portland) 58, Klamath Falls, Scappoosc,
Rainier 38 Grant, Wilson and Bend all won
Grants Pass 74, Crater (Central'key contests in league play and
Point) 63 thus became the first entries in
Ml. Angel 69. Gcrvais 31 I the tournament, which will havel
Joseph 44, North Powder 42 a lineup of 16 teams,
Reynolds of Troutdale still holds western League. Roseburg now is
second place in the league despite 94 jn ile league after a 76-67
a 58-a4 upset ocieai Dy aanay.; victory over third-place North
Reynolds is 8-3. Bend. Marshficld is 10-2 after 54-
the foul line. The Pels hit only1
17 of 32 attempts while the win
ners got 16 of 31.
The scoring summary:
KUJV (51) Bogatay 6, Ah fl. Stip
pich 14, Dahn 9, scolt 4, Dearing 4,
Wolters 4, Kelley.
Medford JV (54) Nealhammer 5.
Forde 1, Sander 6, Deflley 0, Miles 7,
White 12, Mitchell 6, Lawery 7, Partsofui.
Idaho Vandal
Fast Break,
Freeze Pays
MOSCOW, Idaho (AP)-Idaho's
Vandals mixed bursts of fast
breaks wilh some hot free throw
ing and came up with a 62-57
basketball frosting over Oregon
Stale Friday night.
T-Birds,
SR Quint
Net Wins
(Continued From 1-B)
Friday night the Thunderbirds
battled their way into the finals
by defeating the determined but!
outclassed Beatty Lakers 61-36.
U W Husky
Ball Control
Evens Count
Led by Rich Porter and Dale The SP'e n,iver five fotJn
Vll lue ui d inn-awany iu-.m, wiii
over the Portland Phoenix Inn
five.
Roland Crume guided
SEATTLE (AP) - An early
lead developed into late trouble
for the Oregon Webfoots as they
were whipped 54-57 by Washing
ton's basketball team
night.
gap with a 25-point third quarter Jl -.L-J-l Ziwa
which ended 41-39 in their favor.lVI I CM II b X nlYtJ
Snares Win
The Pels got moving in the fourth
and pulled it out.
Medford was led by Mike Ral
ston with 14, Harold Rcid with
12 and Dennis Salyers with 11.
The scoring summary:
KU Sophi (17) Piper la, Taylor 4,
Chamberlain 9, Horn 9. Phelps 6, Wolter
1. Kelley 4.
GILCHRIST (Special) The Gil
christ Grizzly junior varsity put
the wrapiier on the regular season
schedule by topping LaPine 50-46
Medlord Sophf (4f) Reid 17, Salyeralhere KridaV night.
4, Ramon 14,, - -.
Farnsworth 4, Stockton
Shaw 2, Hayiell 2.
Philadelphia,
Celtics Split
James, Idaho broke two knotted
scores and finished the game off
with a cautious but deadly freeze,
-IT TU. T r .. J ., 1 ,. .,:,. J ..'
.seven slraicht noinl, while t h e SPraR" n,v" v,dory Wl,n a fatx
trailing Beavers frantically tried,2,0 Pin,s but Ron Ow.ngs. Moe
no, r,nct-Ccin ( ihl hoii Jimincz and Don Dexter assist-
fouling in the process. ' K f 12 and 10
nrfBAti tita R tP DT ica iCvium, Mamon
2 Phoenix hmokey Metcalfe out- """1"
4 0,. , , , . . , Bakken
3 13 distanced them all for high gameirv.nt
honors, however. Metcalfe struck
Oregon
Simmoni
Warren
Moore
Strickland
Uitu
the Mack
K i mo ton
Knee hi
Jone
Total
WaihinalM
points; Niva
Carty
Panly
Anderson
Rossi
Woodland
Flynn
Wold
Jacob ton
Baker
Hayward
Johnson
Totals
Idaho
White
Carol nn
James
Porter
Gwilliam
Flo-sn
Williams .
Park
Totals
Oregon Stat
Idaho
Attendance -1.200.
The varsity Grizzlies will move
into the County B tournament:
Thursday when they clash with
the Malin Mustangs in the sec
ond game scheduled in the an
nual classic.
Dan Hoff exploded for 24 points
(o inspire the JV win as they
ni nuti tn till i ;..nAf4 mil In o fil'cl f1H"irlni"
4 o-o 4 s ., rr nA aurav nnv hpt pnmp'bulce. staved even in the scorinc,
2 7-8 s ii in a couple of weeks," Coach Neil
I 11 o o Johnston of Philadelphia said
o o-o 2 Ojfhursday nifiht, after his War-
o H t o riors defeated Boston, 121-111.
15 U1,M "I "We needed that one just to re-
? m s 7 new our faith in ourselves."
7 t? 4 20 Bllt tlie faith Wasn t enouRn t0
o 12 j sustain ine warriors in a game
11 117 H 54
27 2047!
24 3054
3 0-3 1
1 i.i 1 gl HUIIUI , uuwevci . .vici-tiiic atiuiri' Easlev
2 0-0 0 4; for 27 markers off 13 field goals Douglas
0 0-0 2 0!, , . .... . Reiten
2 o-o o 4, and one free toss m six tries. Tenia
a Aji a a Jackie Barney spearheaded the Oreoon
S 5 ? oT-Bird attack with 23 points offw;sh-fl5o
22 13-1 17 57) f-M . nnj covan ,J i
3 4-s 3 lolcight tries from the foul stripe.'
1 6-10 4 8 , , , r, '
2 m 2 5,ieammaie .io.o ueorge was nexi
d o-w i j ne i iiunuci UIHI.S SIHH Ull 111 d
i m i i: -4'7 lefll 'n the f'rst quarter and
..-.0 .. .Sithen came within two miserly
23 34-57! points of drawing a complete! The t ' ,j)rcc Klamath Falls
97 1A? i ... l r ...
DianK ir. ine secona name, ny
the halflime the Lakers owned an
30-IS at the half and faded, in the
third stanza which ended 38-32
still in their favor.
Holf hit 10 field goals and four
for nine from the foul line. Jack
Skidgel was high for the losers
with 13.
The LaPine came has no hear-
m o ski'" visiting Boston Friday nighting on the Gilchristcrs league
' that was t cd 18 times belore tne stanmne. nor win ii ancci. uiu
o Celtics won 133-128.
The victory in a Convention Hall
doubleheadcr gave the Celtics a
score leaders, since no varsny
players saw action.
The scorinc summary:
-7i OriiUrlnlnhia L.Pint (44) Mccormick iff. WJUjar-n
i i (.ainc icra uui i i..laUv..r.... 1)( Lethner )0( skidgel 15, Anderion,
KFVL Opens
Hoop-Fest
in the Eastern Division of the Na
tional Basketball Associalion.
Syracuse defeated Detroit 115
113 in the opener, dropping De
troit to third place in the West
ern Division, a half-game behind
Anderson.
Gllcnml JV (50) Hazlewnor) 10. ten
gos 2. Hof( 14, Lush 14, While. Lyr.es,
Erickten.
National Basketball Association
Krlilay Results
Los Angeles. There was no other 1 Syracuse 115, Detroit 113
NBA action. Boston 133, Philadelphia 128
Tulelake, BV
Split Series
IH-1B bulge.
The Birds
got their
Victory League basketball finish
ers get (o lake a one night rest
but the balance of the loop swings
wings nto (ie fj,.st rounf 0 the annual
istraigiiicncn out in tne tnirn quar-loul.namcnt i,)rnorrow night in the.
tcr however and soared off to ajKlamath Auditorium.
. DORRIS (Special) The Tule
lake Honkers and the Butte Val
ley Bulldogs split a basketball
series here Kriday. night but the
'5-28 lead before the period was
over. From here on they could1
Fleet's Sporting Goods, the top1
team, the second place Dicws'i
Manstore five and the third place
- Crume 30, Jiml-
Hornets Smother
i
Bonanza Antlers
.afford to coast.
The scoring summaries
Cnranna Biuar ITA1 rmmi
RulMne B's clinched at least ai"-."! ! "uri.do, Berney j. ,,. .. ma,k for the second lime this, Bert Allbrilton, Hoyd Kendall and
, ' , . ,. j pnoenlK inn (531 Mccormick . Ack- ""J niit-u uit .v w
tie for the league championship ermen 14, wcGovem. r. Ackermnn, oe-!namath unjon High School. season against the Bonanza Ant-
; tUi half f Itm vu.fnrinc I weiceire I, wnnemson j, a. nnei-
ui 11n.11 i.e.. ... ...... Ic.i( j;
The Henley Hornets cracked the! Four Hornets, Kent Gooding
P.oh Chapman, broke into double
figures against Ihe Hornets, but
their fiflh man, guard Buy
63,
TH nnwerful Hnnkpr A snuad
, - 1 jn a Beelty Laben 34) Riddle 4. Plumb-
dumped tlie BV quint 4R 34 ,r s, McNa,r 5. Brown 12, Onlei 1, J.
while the Bulldog B's snagged rZL'U-y a,rey . c
60-41 triumph. Ivld I. Ruff 4. Wriohl e. George 1?. T.
Ron Long hit six field goals 0"'""" s aerney ocko..
and three for seven free tosses!
for 15 points to lead Ihe Honker JLf'SC faflflp
victory, but the big shooter of the C- W N U Cj C I
night was Bulldog Louis Moreno' nil
with 19 points in the B battle. (eiS Better
Moreno cotintea n ne ne o coa s' - r . " . , . ., i..
and 13 Jim Cowin and Ted LA GRANDE (API-Larry Ap-and the Cool Bears, and Cram's inursnay wnue ine rinrneu, M bpfre ,hc cnntpst wa5
rmlchfield barked him un wilhRate is now completely con-jconstruction vs. Ihe Frosh in their final Rogue : League tsl with cwr (o(jnd he ranc (or a cafJ
Union 56. Wallowa 37
Star of the Sea (Astoria
Gaston 38
Henley 70. Bonanza 48
Mapleton 56, Newport 50
Central Linn (Brownsville) 71
Oakridge 65 (overtime
Triangle Lake 53,
(Marcola) SO
Lowell 57, Wcstfir 32
Coburg 70, Crow 50
Klkton 50, Camas Valley 47
OCK Frosh 63, Han isburg 48
Scappoose 73, Wy'East ,70 (2
overtimes)
Molalla 54. Paikrosc 44
Pleasant Hill 57, Elmira 41
Hood River 52. Estacada 45 '
Rcedsport 45. Taft 28
Stilhcrlin 40, Oakland 28
Ontario 61, Emmctt, Idaho, 42
Lake Oswego 77, Tigard 50
Sllhdistricl 8 B
Semifinals
Joseph 44, North Powder 42
Union 56, Wallowa 37 j
(Second Round)
Adrian 57; Hallway 49
Hereford 42. Huntington 38
Portland league
Grant 60. Franklin 53
Wilson 46, Jefferson 43 ,
Madison 66, Marshall 49
Benson 60, Cleveland 53
Roosevelt 54, Washington 35
College Basketball
EAST
Princeton 99. Columbia 69
Penn 65, Cornell 58
Colgate 80, Penn Slate 72
Williams 40, Siena 39
St. Lawrence 82. Ulica 73
Coast Guard 73, Worcester Tech
63
Bales 72. Wcsleyan 50
Rhode Island 84, New Hamp
shire 65
SOUTH '
Norlh Carolina 92, South "Caro
lina 68
Kentucky 77, UCLA 76
N.C. Stale 63, Clemson 52
George Wash 106, Richmond 78
Wm-Mary 86, Virginia Military
77
Eastern Ky 85. East Tcnn 67
MIDWEST
Southern III 92, III Normal 87
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas A&M 68. Ouachita 50
FAR WEST
California 52, Stanford 50
Colo Slate Univ 64, Utah State
60
Brigham Young 89, Wyoming 80
Washington 54, Oregon 47
Seattle 79, Wash Slate 77
Idaho 62, Oregon State 57
Iis Angeles Loyola 70, Pacific
iCalifi 61
Sln Francisco 66, Peppeidine 40
Idaho Stale 91, Montana Stale
Klamath Falls, ranked No. 1 in
the Associated Press poll, defeat
ed Medlord, last season's state
champion. 63-56, to become the
Southern Oregon Conference's top!
representative in the tourney.
Klamath Falls is 12-0 in the con-
Mohawk I ference.
Medford, 8-4 and ranked eighth
in Ihe poll, and Grants Pass, 7-5
alter a 74-63 victory over Crater
of Central Point, are contenders1
for the conference's No. 2 spot
in the Eugene meet.
Unrankcd Scappoose now is 11-0
in Ihe Wilco League and in the
tournament after edging Wy'East,
Grant, No. 3 in tlie poll, con
tinued unbeaten for the season
and in the Portland League with
a 60-53 victory over Franklin.
Fourth-ranked Wilson, whose
only loss this season has been a
two-pointer to Grant, grabbed the
other berth by edging third-place
Jefferson, 46-43.
Bend, No. 7 in the poll, clinched
a position in the A-l tournament,1
with a 56-52 triumph over Hei mis-
ton. That gave Bend an 11-1 con
ference record, with two games to
go.
La Grande Is In second place
in the conference at 9-3 and
Baker in third at 8-4.
La Grande won again Friday
night, clipping Tlie Dalles 42-38.
Baker beat Prineville 73-63.
Roseburg, No. 2 in the poll, and
Marshficld, No. 6, both posted vic-
39 triumph over Thurston ol
Springfield.
Unrankcd Corvallis defeated
Soulh Salem. No. 9 in the poll,
59-48, and took over sole posses
sion of first place in the Valley
League. Corvallis now is 8-3,
Soulh Salem 7-4.
Tillamook, now 11-2, is on top
of the Tualatin-Yamhill Valley
League after a 61-45 win over Ore
gon City. Second in the league is
St. Helens, which made Its record
10-4 with a 69-51 victory over McMinnville.
GRAVEL
Pit run or Crushed for your
drivoway
Geo. R. Stacy Co.
Phona TU 4-3568
and "recovering quite games one and two.
The games put
touches to the Bulldog
while
Camp next
nale.
Scoring summary:
Tuleleke I4f) Lonfl 15. ffwr, 1J.
The single-elimination, 12-team ' "ul ", " """"
. -.j ipv fiumneo ine b ivcanue visi-
lournameni will continue n cones- ; . - . . ..,. l,,,, .(( :i,i j uj.
day night at KU and then move! 'a '" " 81 "'ey rr,u . " ' '""'"" ' " "
back to the auditorium a week! Earlier in the season the Hm-M y ' .a
from tomorrow for the finale. nets. 16-3 for season play and 8-1 ' ' , ' ...
I . J,vu.u.u.rK.for the Rogue League lead. Rme "igh pointer with 22 Ull es
i .niunu ut mniriniu uimn ... .. ill inn nf i ann un IUI
baskcteers has joined Ihe ll-team I s,PPcrt ,he An,lcrs 75'WI- ,u.. al ,,! ii ,:m,lic,iColl 71
league to balance out the tourney! The game was the final on the was ncx( wjh 2 An'rjon (o). Sacramento Stale 42. Chico 40
ptirings. ; regular slate for the Antlers but;, wjh c'hapman hit n Southern Oregon 57, Portland
Tomorrow night's o p e n e r s. they go on to the County B League, Kfn(1a tct.led , State 46
which start at 6:30. pit the Yogis tournament at Oregon Tech this; Thc Hornols Ro nu.ay lo a slow Ealcrn Wash 74, Western Wash
,H1
U Calif (Santa Barbara) 66,
I-os Angeles Stale 56.
Whitticr 82, Cal Tech 46
Occidental 56. Pomona 49
College of Idaho 47, P s c I f I c
!lhe Lakeview Honkers at Lake-
his physician reported Games three and four, imme- view next Friday night.
that enabled all eight of the Hen-
IC mrl 19 nrtinl Aifnrtc t-nctw! iva- SCIOUS
; eii:
the linishmg 1 ,...ov . ... -, - aciran.
ine nign-scoring eastern tire- aana ana me .i.yi luus. ana ictiu-iciear rut league uianitnuiisMi! jhey led al the close ol tne lirsl
levitcs suited down to get into the;
tlie Honkers face Happy Son College basketball star waslLand vs. Ihe Maury Marks. Coca; with a win over the Honkers but rame 4.g x.n at the half and
next weekend in their fj.lwiously injured in an automo- Cola and the Gun Store will mix'a defeat would result in a tic nJf the end of the third
bile accident Sunday and was un- uie opening round capper at I -m inr ine top spot nctween ine two. period.
conscious for some time. The Tuesday slate at KU will.Bolh the Honkers and the Hor- -je tcorini summary:
His wife. Karen, who was also feature four games as does the nets will compete in the four- enim. ten eim n, orbnrn ,
Ruem.ii. Korn i ivn e. Rooertt -.jnjurc(i in the accident, is (till' Wednesday setto
Scnooier 7. A. O'Connor 2. Albert 1,
Itcam district playoffs slated injfoor 4. iH.
turn viiKy im - sirn t, HaaihospiUdizcHl but in eood condi-' The tourney i under the duec- the Southern Oregon College gym' ,', - iftmn.li -,M
ttoitai i. KfauM tu Sliflr 1. CrOM,.. . ... , ., , ...... t. lm I1' .G",", ' '0. Br
Aimniton
t treM.u A iliar CrOi. . . - . , . , ... l . . 1 '- ''Wiifl 71, Kttnaa'i id. orown
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(Ore.) 40
I Iiewn Clark 87, Whitman 79
St. Martins (Wash) 53. British
Columbia 48
Northwest Nazarcne 80. West
minster tUtaht 77
Eastern Oregon 66, Oregon Edu
cation M
GET YOUR BOAT
READY for SUMMER
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Start right now to get your boat all ready for
the big season ahead. We've everything needed
to make repair, and add the accessories you
need. Shown here is just a small part of the
many items available in our downstairs marina.
Marine Glue
Bow Lights
Stern Lights
Vi Pint
3 95
to
3 95
to
Steering Wheels
Ski Mirrors
Bow Handles
Battery Boxes
Speedometers
Boat Ladders
Wiring Kits
6"
to
from
85c
9 95
1095
16.95
0 95
T
1.25
6.95
12.95
9.95
8.50
Also horns, cleats, chocks, anchors, bilge
pumps, bumpers and more. We'll be glad to
help you with everything needed to comply
with the new boating regulations.
Fibreglass
CLOTH
95
50" width
6" width
4" Width
yd.
1
50cyd
30cyd
Fibreglass
Patch Kits
1.95
Non-Sag
RESIN
8.75 Gallon
2.65 Qt.
Poly Poxy
Resin Base Paint.
4.60Quart
Pert it
Boat Paints
270 O 00
to Qt.
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UN
IS' PERFORMER
Complttt with hardwort, up
holtttrv, windshield and .tear
ing. Regulorlv $999.00. Now
luit
$
799.
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