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Newspaper Page Texto Owls, Raiders Clash Tuesday At QTI HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls Orfon Monday, February 10, 1561 PAGE I Long Putt Wins Cash In Tourney TUCSO.V, Ariz. (AP)-A 27-foot desperation putt fiood for a birdie on the third hole Sunday gave Dave Hill of Jackson. Mich., vic tory in the sudden death playoff for top money in the $20,000 Tuc son Open golf tournament. Former U.S. Open champ Tom my Bolt and California rookie Buddy Sullivan quietly headed for the clubhouse as the 23-year-old Hill leaped for joy. It was his first PGA victory. : The putt that wasn't meant to fall earned $2,800 for Hill and trimmed Bolt's and Sullivan's shares to $1,670 each. "I just hit it," said the elated youngster. "I had no idea it would go in. All I was trying to do was get close to the pin for a par Hill also had something to jump about a few minutes earlier when his 15-foot putt dropped for an eagle 3 on the par-5, 510-yard ISth hole. This gave him a 5-un-der-par 65 for the round and a 72-hole total of 269. It also put the pressure on nine others still on the course if they were to tie him. At the start of the final round, Hill had been in a three-way tie for ninth. Bolt met the challenge with birdies on the last two holes for! a 1-under-par for the rain swept, 6,464-yard, par 70 El Rio Course. Sullivan stood up under pres sure by coming out of trees for. a birdie on the 18th. Bolt also had 269. Sullivan had shared the lead at the halfway mark with Jay He bcrt and held a stroke advantage going into the final round. Bolt missed a 10-foot putt for ' a birdie on the first extra hole by less than an inch. All three took par fours for the 368-yard hole. Bolt went for victory on the second hole with a 20-foot chip shot from the apron that rimmed the cup and hung on the lip. He had to settle (or a par 4 on the 450-yard No. 2 hole. So did Hill and Sullivan. The end came on the next green. "I was scared all the way," Hill admitted. "I figured Tommy would win. He'd just birdied two in a row to tie me and I thought he was in the best position. I was nervous, but perhaps he was too." -wf -tori ' ' V 1-1 T 1J L -'""J' ' r yrk Ls P-H ylA I EYE ON THE CROWN Oregon Tech s Owli are juit three games away from the Oregon Collegiate Con ference championship. They host the Southern Oregon College Red Raiders here Tuesday night then hit the road for the two-game season finale at Oregon College Friday and Saturday. The club, from left to right in the front row, includes Dave Horn, Leon Wilson, Sammy Smith, rg, Ron Muggerud, Jim Ramseyer, coach Wally Palmb Kneeling, and uotwe Mnoid, equipment manager, standing. In the second row from left are Bob Petersen, Hewlett Nash, Charlie Wilson and Norm Johns. In the back, from left, are Larry Hodgen, Bob Cumiford, Bob Everett, and Gene Branson. Everett, from Seaside, and Ramseyer became eligible last weekend. Oregon Tech goes into the final OTI, a four-game sweep over the week of the Oregon Collegiate.SOC Red Raiders, whom they host Lowrey Nabs Ball Player Golf Crown MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Little Pea nuts Lowrey outdrove and out putted his rivals to win the- base ball players golf championship with a final round of 72 and a' 72 hole score of 295. Lowrey's two-over-par finish Sunday gave him a three stroke triumph over Baltimore Manager' grab the title. Paul Richards, who shot a 74 forj portland State did it with a 45- a 298 total at the Miami Springs, 40 victory at Southern Oregon course- Saturday while Oregon College of The 5-foot-9 coach of the Phila dclphia Phillies credited his vic tory to long smashes off the tecs.NAIA playoffs will be at Portland Techmen 3 Games foret, Ortega Away From Crown Set N"-Title Keturn Dout Ifcralfl and News Sports WAYNE SCOTT Sports Editor Syracuse 129. Philadelphia 110 St. Louis 141, Detroit 138 Monday Schedule Syracuse vs. Los Angeles at Morgantown, W. Va. Tuesday Schedule Conference basketball race with a half-game edge toward the championship. Eastern Oregon and State, however, last weekend sewed up the conference's two po-l sitions in the NA1A district play-1 off and still have a chance to Portland Sunday. Friday the Mile High gym Tuesday night, the Toch squad held special practice sessions Saturday and and to his steady putting game Alvin Dark. San Francisco Gi ants manager also had a fine and Saturday at Mon mouth the Owls tangle with the OCE Wolves in the final two games of the season. With a win over SOC Tuesday the Tech quint will enter the finale the heavy favorite to capture the OCC championship. Eastern Oregon, only a half- Education was upsetting Easternlgame back of the leaders, will Oregon 78-70 at Monmouth. The play an all-important scries at Portland State Friday and Satur day. Portland State, one game he- ind the Techmen. will play OCE at Portland prior to the climaxing March 4 The Owls, although they played no games over the weekend, were round, coming in with a 74 to tie far from idle. defending champion Jim Hearn, With a chance to set history atscries with Eastern Oregon. SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CO, H. V. C. BLENDED WHISKY, 86 PROOF. 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS NEW YORK (UP1 - Welter-1 weight champion Benny (Kid) Paret engages Mexican Gaspari Ortega at Los Angeles Saturday night in a nationally televised, return non-title fight that stands out on this week's boxing sched ule. In the Los Angeles 10-roundcr, Cuban Paret will try to avenge a defeat by Ortega, suffered Aug. 7. 1959 before Benny .became champion. Paret took the Ortega return as! a replacement or Emile Griffith of New York, when Paret and Griffith were matched for a title jfight at Miami -Beach. April 1. Were Griffith to fight and lose to Ortega, the title fight would be knocked out. But should cham pion Paret lose to Ortega, the Miami Beach title bout still will be on, since Benny's crown is not being risked against Ortega. Dave Charnley of England de fends his European lightweight title against Fernand Nollet, champion of France, at London Tuesday night. The week's boxing schedule in cludes: .Monday New York (St. Nick's) Jackie Donnelly vs. Chico Velcz. San Francisco Kirk Barrow vs. Floyd Joyncr. Chicago Rudy Lllis vs. Moscow Shamblin. Tor ontoGeorge Chuvalo vs. Brian London. Tuesday London Dave Cham ley vs. Fernand Nollet (European lightweight title!. Miami Beach Cassius Cloy vs. Don Flecman. Oakland. Calif. Luis Rodriguez vs. Lyle Mackin. Santa Cruz. Calif Harry Campbell vs. Dave Camacho. Trenton. N.J. Mel Col- jlins vs. Johnny Hopkins. I Wednesday Stockton. Calif. Eddie Maclien vs. Garvin Sawyer. Shcrhrooke, Que. Burke Emery jvs. Dynamite Jones. Thursday Los Angelos Kid liayo vs. Jesse Jones. Eric. Pa. Dick Divcronica vs. Tony Christy. Friday Boston Ralph (Tiger) Jones vs. Joe Dcnucci, Goteborg, Sweden Rckka Kokkonen vs. Yo- landc Pompcy. Rome, Italy Franco Cavicci vs. Burt White hurst. Saturday Los Angeles Benny i Kid i Paret vs. Caspar Ortega non-tille 'TV'. Buckeyes, Indianans In Rematch By The ASSOCIATED PRESS Like the frying pan and the fire, it's out of Iowa City (barely) and into Bloomington tonight for Ohio Slate's singed Buckeyes in the second of two showdown steps toward major college basketball's first all-winning regular season record in four years. The lop-ranked Buckeyes, breathing hard after whipping up a 10-point late-game burst that beat Iowa 62-61 Saturday night, go against the revenge-minded In diana Hoosiers a tough to beat bunch at home even when they don't have a grudge to settle. And these hurryin' Hoosiers do have a grudge one that flamed when Ohio State clobbered Indi ana 100-65 at Columbus, Ohio, on Feb. 6. Indiana Coach Branch McCrack en accused the Bucks of purposely rolling up a big score, and the Hoosier folk have been implying retaliation when Ohio State got to, Bloomington for the return match. A year ago, before the Bucks went on to the national champion ship, they lost at Indiana 99-&1 after having rallied for a 96-95 triumph at Columbus earlier in the season. That loss, back on ; Feb. 29, 1960, was the last for Jer ry Lucas & Co. They have won 25 since, including all 20 this season in their bid to become the first team since North Carolina in 1957 Stanford 3 to sweep unbeaten through a reg ular season. The Tar Heels ultimately went a step further going on to win the NCAA title and finishing 32-0. After Indiana tonight, Ohio State has three games left at home against Wisconsin and Michigan State, and on the road at Illinois The three have a combined Big Ten record of 6-20. Second-ranked St. Bonavcnture shadowing the Buckeyes with 20-1 record and U-game streak also has a pair of games during the week. The Bonnics, who needed a comeback like Ohio State's to beat DePaul 78-69 last Saturday, seek their 99th and 100th straight home victories when they go against Siena Thursday and Niagara Saturday. Important Series Face PNW Fives By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington State three and Ore A scries nf crucial games come Sn five. . ; up this week as the Pacific North- Idaho and Porthnd will wind up west's major independent colleges "ieir piay against tne otner in scr.imMe for a bid to the western 'dependent! this week, but Oregon. regional NCAA basketball playoff. :Oregon Slate and Washington Seattle, which now has the best overall record among the six in dependints, posicd a 61-57 victory oxer visiting Oregon night. Idaho meanwhile made it two National Basketball Association s" VBr v,"m , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hlaIe a S4 (lecision. ine Sunday Result. uniw.-.Miy in I unwiiu ...- ... Boston 116. Syracuse 106 lNo"'e Dal,w M9 New York 123. St. Louis 100 Tlli,t S,1VC Sealilc an overall Li Cincinnati 112, Los Angeles 106j7 rcc,"'d. Oregon Stale 13-9. Port Saturday Results lad and Oregon 12-9. Washington Los Angeles 121, New York 106, htMc a ana lmmo 8l4' This week it will be Idaho at Washington Slate Tuesday and Seattle at Idaho State Wednesday On Friday Oregon and Porthnd l will clash at Vancouver, Wash.. ISoiithern California will be at Ore- Detroit vs. Syracuse at York Philadelphia at New York Boston vs. Los Angeles at Seal tie Cincinnati at St. Louis Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Big Five Conference W Southern Cal 6 Washington 6 UCLA 3 California 2 Oregon Collegiate Conference W L Pet. Oregon Tceh Eastern Oregon Portland State Southern Oregon OCE NewiRon State and Seattle at Montana Slate. On Saturday Southern Cali fornia again will be at Oregon State and Washington will play at Washington Stale. The NCAA selection committee has said that overall records will not be the solo determining point for invitations to the playoff. Cali ber of competition and how the teams fare against each other also will be considered. In play against each other Ore-: L Pet. I gon. Oregon State and Idaho are 2 .730 leading the pack. Oregon's rec ord is 8-5, Idaho and Oregon State 9-6 each, Seattle 7-5, Wash ington Stnte 4-9 and Portland 2-8. Seattle has no games remaining against any of tlie other five in dependents, Idaho and Portland one each, Oregon Slate two. State will carry en inlo March. A former Oregonian played a key role in Idaho's victory Satur- Saturday !"ay. Dale James, former Pcndle- lon prep piayer, lea a second-nail rally that brought Idaho from a 40-29 deficit to a 40-40 tie in less Ih.m two minutes. Idaho went on from liicre with the 5-1 1 James totaling 19 points. Big Karl An derson led Oregon Stale with 17. At Seattle it was Dave Mills who saved the game for the Chief, tains after Oregon almost dupli cated Idaho's comeback. Oregon trailed 37-22 at the half, but a second-half rally cut the margin to 57-56 with 20 seconds to go. Oregon, Irvine: to get the ball, fouled Dan Stautz of Scat tie. lie missed the free throw and Oregon might have had a chance to go ahead but for Mills. He grabbed the rebound and sank ono of the only four baskets Seat tle gut in the second half. Not enough time remained for Oregon to tlireaten again. The Carolina League All-Star game is set for Thursday night, June 29. 2 11 IT'S STONE'S SIGNAL SERVICE FOR: FOREIGN CAR SERVICE FREE UPTOWN PARKING llVllb run-hiiio GOLD BOND STAMPS STONE'S SIGNAL SERVICE 9th & Pine Ph. 4-SS67 More Sports On Page 10 M50 House calls BILLY GOLDEN - TV rrt and Work Guaranteed PH. TU 2-1259 "Hava Tub. - Will Trawl" WRESTLING TUES., FEB. 21 - 8:30 P.M. KLAMATH AUDITORIUM Main Event 187 lbs. 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