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Newspaper Page Texttnief emet Cont 'entice L$$ 1 l: ' 1 B CAGERS KEEP TENSION HIGH Stiff contests for the right to enter the championship game Saturday night kept the County B basketball fans on the edges of their seats Friday. In the opener the Bonanza Antlers upset the Malin Mustangs 44-43 in a bitter battle. The Chiloquin Panthers had it a little easier as they dumped Sacred Heart 65-44 in the nightcap. In the first picture at left Malin's Nick Johnson soars with a two-pointer, part of his 12-point production. Racing up to try to stop him are Larry Albert 1181 and Joe O'Connor. In the next picture Bonanza's Rod Schooler struggles for the ball with Malin's Larry Rick while Mustang Dick Clark climbs high to take a swipe at the pill from the rear. In the next shot, Chiloquin's Frank Heglund hangs sus pended in mid-air with the ball while teammate Butch Crume, foreground, awaits developments. Next to him is Trojan Mike Holland, also a bit curious. In the final photo at right Chiloquin's "Smiling Ed" Case dances an obviously painful jig while avoiding Mike Krok, the Trojan at left, and Trojan Elmo LeBeau, 12. A capacity crowd jammed the Oregon Tech gym for the Friday night semifinal action. onanza Antlers Upset Panthers Top SHA For HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore , Sunday, February 26. 19B1 PAGE 3 BB n r mm. 1 fWlBlin Mvers Hold jSlim Margin Bert nS'Over Pels Hornets Win Title; Conquer Honker '5' Sharpshooting Duo Spells Woe For KU By FLOYD WYNNE Ibroke from a 27-all deadlock to Herald & News Managing Editor take a 34 to 31 lead at halftone. , CENTRAL POINT (Special) A ! It took the Pels six minutes of pair of sharpshooters knocked the Die thud quarter to overtake Pelicans off the top rung of the Crater and lie it tip at 43-all, slate's basketball ladder in a j only to have Edwards sink a two stunning upset Friday night. pointer. However, a gift shot by Loyal lliginbotham and LouieRy Taylor and a field goal by Alvarez eudi poured in 21 points ;Wally Palmberg put the Pels in to carrv the Crater Comets to irom to 4a wnn l aa ten m their first triumph over Klamath j1 Falls on the basketball court in 20 games over a five-year period. The Pelicans entered the game 10'Connor flipped a pair of neat bucket. free tosses through the net withi The brilliant field - goal shoot- 14 seconds showing on the clock to ling of Antler Henry Dearborn, the nanza Antlers stole the show when erase a 43-42 Bonanza deficit and game's high-pointer with 20, was they upset the favored Malin five completely shake the Mustangs. chiefly responsible for keeping the (Continued from Page 1-B) Friday night the upstart Bo- and won 44-43 in the final 14 sec onds of play after trailing for all but the final six minutes of play. Relegated to an anti-climactic In their hurry to get back in I w inners within reach of Malin. the game the Malinitcs tossed the Dearborn's points all came from ball away and the Bonanzans took the floor. I The Grants Passers held a slim end of an 11-9 count at the end 45-43 margin over the Pel squad of the first stanza. I at the completion of the Friday They held tough during the sec-1 rounds but the two were tied LAKEVIEW (Special) T h e both departments - Henley Hornets got even for an and seven rebounds. 14 points earlier season loss inflicted by the Lakeview Honkers and scooped up the Rogue League championship by virtue of a 53- it out of bounds then controlled '"atmosphere by the Bonanza-Malin it until the buzzer sounded and: struggle, the nightcap was won by -the league champion Chiloquin Panthers who dumped the SHA ; Trojans 65-44 in a test that pretty well followed the expected trend. Bonanza 44, Malin 43 The calm hands of little Joe the OTI gym turned into absolute bedlam. O'Connor had earned his chance nanzans up from at the free throw line when hejhopeless 43-40 deficit was fouled by Mustang Greg Pros- The Antlers held a brief 4-1 cott while trying to pull in a long lead in the opening moments of pass from beneath the Muslanglthe game but slipped to the short Denny Ellis, however, the num ber two Antler with eight, scored an important laytip witn aa sec-,, ft j th thj d quartcl. onus id go uiai uiuugiu uic ou- seemingly ond period but could not quite with 10 pins each toward the, 50 win over the Honkers here catch up. The half ended with tall tropny. 1 Friday nignt. The Hornets ended the confer ence action with a 9-1 record! and a 17-3 for overall season play. The Lakeview squad closed the Mustangs on top 23-20. Dearborn scored a layup, O'Con nor added a free toss, and Ellis canned one from the corner to The Mcdford Black Tornado was! third with 35 points. Crater next with 26 and Ashland trailed with eight. even the count 25-all with 6:36 A nair of losses the KU tcam:with a 7-3 for league action hut hadn't counted on were handediwui accompany ine Hornets to Owls Keep Tempers Dovn In Spite Of Rough Wolf Play (Continued from Page 1-B) (conference, was not overly carc-couit to help cool down Norm ful in the bodily contact depart-; Johns who felt he had taken Although the Wolves were ment. but despite the bruising they about all he should. There was charged with only 28 fouls dur-jwere absorbing the Tcchinen held ing the Friday 78-59 loss the con- their tempers in check rather test got close to a "Pier 6 than chance having retaliation re- brawl" situation numerous times, suit in benched players The lead swapped hands three times before the period ended 33- all as Malin became visibly shak en and lost the ball on four sep arate bad passes. Antler Rod Schooler opened the last frame with a free throw to make it 34-33 and from here on it was anybody's ball game them when Jim Long, their un-1 beaten 98 - pounder, couldn't make the weight and had to for feit, and Art Mills, who entered the action with a bad elbow, lost to Grants Pass' Art Pfaendler. Long put on the unnecessary two pounds overnight. Mills found his bandaged elbow Pfaen Ashland next weekend for the District 6 A-2 playoff. They will square off against the northern top two for the right to continue to the slate A-2 tournament. Henley sophomore Kent Good ing, 6-7, was the big gun for the victors Friday. He counted 22 points and hauled in 23 rebounds Big Dick Clark, the Mustang idler's favorite leverage point and !1" ,eari ll,e Hornet attack. Team- number two scorer, paced the; was forced to give way. He was Malinitcs to a 43-38 lead with 2:46 to go and it appeared the favor ites would get away, but Schooler hit a set-shot from outside to unable to continue in the consola tion round. The Cavemen ignored the fact the wind blew the roof off their mate Bert Allbritton was next in make it 43-40 and the Antlers school building while the meet no action taken by the game of-.(WO minutes. slapped on the press, for the final ficials in regard to the incident The Owls, tense at the thought of the title possibilities involved. The OCE quint, determined to Once during the test coach got off to a shaky start and the Wolves took advantage of the sit- Maim ualion to knot the count five j0Snson times dunne he irst ha f whiehiturk ended 30-21 for OTI. "Sweet Sammy," who had one of his best nights for the Owls, unraveled things late in the pc-! Dea'riorri nod, however, with five quick. scnooiei Nick Johnson was high for Ma lin with 12 points while Clark counted 10. The box score: Prcscolt Brown Totals -spoil the Owl domination of thc'Palmherg had to go out on the Favorites Advance In Golden Gloves I points to get the Techmen on the SEATTLE (AP) Several pre-lanother first round knockout when track- Hc toPPed a" the shol tourney favorites advanced in the he downed Leo Dobbs of T.coma wi'h 25 a"d M thc - u 1 ,u ik .ni 'n the light heavy division. Dobbs rebounding with 18 grabs, opening night of the 26th annual, ,..limo Tanm!1 hamJ Smith connected on eight of 20 Northwest Golden Gloves louma-anc wjnncr 0 thjs year-s Golden 'two-point tries and ft;14 at the, riiilmiuin 63, Sacred Heart 44 mem r nuay, Tulelakers Net 53-48 was in progress. Thc gym was not harmed and no injuries as a result of the storm were reported. Ci m m I A M I IIIUI WWII! Conner Albert A O'Conner Total! Score bv cuarters: Malm Bonanza The Friday results Chamoionshlp Bracket VS Norton (Ml dec. Stllwell (K) 19-4 98 Williams (G) forfeit over Lona (Kl Fcj Ft-Fta Pf To 106 Humphrey (Kl dec. Spits fMl o-o 3 0-0 1 o! 104 Humphrey (Kl pinned McLean (Gl 3:05 lot Head IK) draw a bye 106 Head (K) dec. Nicholson (G) 7-1 115 Velkos (Kl dec. Kondo (Ml 4-3 II 7.10 f 43 115 Barber (C) dec. Velkos (K) 3-0 115 Crumrlne (Kl pinned Stroup (Ml Fa Ft-FIl Pf To. 3:59.0 umrine iki dec. Amners igi 3-0 10 ... 0-1 2 ao 123 Leavltt (Kl dec. Baker (Al 15-3 173 Leavitt (K) dec. Mlddlelon (G) 4-2 123 Duncan IK) dec. Bern (Ml 10-4 123 Duncan (K) dec. Kreesman (A) e-0 123 Duncan (K) dec. Holmes (G) 7-0 19 4-10 13 44 130 Crumrlne IK) pinned Allen 125 11 13 10 10 43: 130-Crumrlne (K) dec. Newell (G) 10-3 9 11 13 1144 130 McSwaln (K) dec. LaFevre (C) ll-l 130 McSwaln IKI dec. Owem (M) The Henleyilcs rambled off to 11 14-4 first quarter margin oven the Honkers and the lead proved enough. At the halfway point the Hor nets led 27-15 but the Honkers. paced by Doug Maxwell, Larry Peters and Chuck Cosscy. who totaled 15. 11 and 10 rcscctivcly outscorcd the winners in the lust two frames. At the close of the third frame the Hornets were out front 40-33. Henley controlled the hoards. nailing 44 rebounds as compared to Lakcvicw's 39. From the field Henley shot 23 of 67 two-pointers while the Honkers counted 22 in 66 tries. The Hornets lagged, 9-20, at the foul line, while the losers con nected on six of eight shots, A brief altercation involving Henley's guard Ray Brown and an unidentified Honker resulted in the ejection of Brown early in the second quarter. The Honkers were charged with 14 fouls while the Hornets were whistled down only five times. The box score: needing only one victory to clinch the conference lead and came out on the short end of a 68 to 64 score here Friday night, (or their first loss in the Southern Oregon Conference play. The defeat may cost them their ranking as the state's number 1 club, although it appears im possible to stop them from grab bing the district crown and the top bracket spot in I lie tournament. They looked far from a state champion club Friday night, how ever, as they consistently out-re bounded the smaller Comets, but could not hang on to a sustained lead. Both Bruce Brickncr and Wally Palmberg returned to action for the Pels, but Palmberg was far off form. Brickncr, however, tossed in 17 points to pace the Pel effort, bucked by a 12-point total from Kent Hunsaker and 10 from Gary Patzke. Crater jumped into the open ing lead on a long range two pointer by Alvarez. Brickncr tied it up, but 'Mike Glincs scored another field goal, followed by an outside .shot by Higinbotham to give the home team a six to two lead. The Pels finally slipped into the! lead with 2:30 left in the quarter1 at 14 to 13 when Brickncr hit! (mm Ihp sirln hill HininhnlhamlWhite .. , ., ... . .. 1 Higinbotham lieu 1L up Willi a Limiiijr win- version. Patzke put the Pels back into a lead at 16-14, but Dennis Edwards knotted the game again at IB-all with a minute left, and a few seconds later Higinbotham hit another long-ranger as the quarter ended, giving Crater an 18 to 16 edge. The score was tied four times in tho second quarter, but Crater Henley (511 Chapman Tacchtnl Allbrlllon Gooding Kendall Brown Scoring Summary HAPPY CAMP (Special) The Tulelake Honkers wound up an unbeaten Siskiyou County B League basketball season with a 53-48 victory over Happy Camp;Toiaii here Friday night. The win BaveiLll(tew G. Peters Cossey McCoy Man well L. Peters Reynolds Totals Score by quarlersi Henley Lakeview Fo PI-FIl PI TP I 35 0 5 1 01 0 2 7-5 1 14 9 4-9 2 22 3 21 0-0 I a 9-20 S 15 the frame. Higinhotliam tied it up on a gift shot, but Kent Hunsaker broke ' it for the Pels at 48 to 46. Hig ingbotham added a free throw for the Comets, while Taylor add ed a gift shot for Klamath. Just before the third quarter ended. Jeff Anhorn hit from the side court to bring the game dead even at 49-all. The Pels rallied (our times in the fourth quarter, the last time to tie up thc game at 62 points each. With 1:30 left to play. Al- state ivarcz h'' a 'w'5t'n8 hip snot, ana as tne Pels scrammed for the ball, they were called twice for fouling lliginbotham, and both times hc converted two free throws. Fred Biehn dropped in the last two-pointer of the game with three seconds left to make the final score Crater 68, Klamath Falls 64. Both boards were dominated by the taller Pelicans, but to no avail against the hot-shooting Comets. , Klamath pulled in 50 rebounds to 26 for Crater, but Central Point outshot the Pelicans from the field .460 per cent to .403. Crater converted 23 of 50 attempts from the field and 22 out of 29 free throw tries, while Klamath tal lied only 27 of 67 field goal tries, and 10 out of 18 free throws. The loss was the second of the season lor Klamath and tneir first in the conference this season. The box score: Scoring Summary Cenlrel Point (ill Fg Ft-Fta PI Tp 1 3-4 4 5 6 9-11 4 21 4 5-8 3 13 9 3-4 0 71 Briefs Tacoma's George Wright was one of the most impressive win ners. He knocked out Benny Jack son ot n. wwis aner oniy point fan Nau, Spokane, seconds of their middleweight bout was cose had gone by. Wright accounted tor Jackson with a right. Wes Craven of Seattle scored Lutes Land Y-C Crown Bov award. cliarity stripe. The Panthers had their troubles Lindy Lindmoser. Vancouver.1 ,par$r emptied hLs bench with the scrappy Trojan eager B.C.. former national AAU light s,ronRth ml ,he aJcllon nu-!for mosl ol ,he Parl f lhe h...... u j . , merous occasions and one of these game. heavy champ, managed to out- .. . -.,. ,,.,. J snag the bulk of his 21 point tor lead but watched it narrow to' lnt:it j for prnnH nlacp linnnrfi 1 d. 19 17. u mrl iq tc I . . ; ihn John Howard Portland, stopped The 0wl starters. Smith. Bob scroiid stanza before the winners uuk miner 01 mirnaDy, b.l m .Petersen who counted 17 points, 'rcallv eot into eear. The half t-Gunn im dec. Hitchcock (Kl o.t. 1:33 of the second round of alt .s.il. .. I 1..1..J ,o r ' j j . .. ., ., . (referees dec I them a clear-cut league champion ship in the A class while the B squad dumped the Happy Camp-! ers 52-48 to nail a co-champion- "ship. lorn Alcorn, scoring ai a mis tering pace, was the game stand out with a total of 28 points gar nered off 12 baskcLs in 10 shots 136 Eddy (Ml pinned Petersen (K)ir..nm ,i,n nnr.P Bnrl a nnelnM 4.4 3:01.0 "u" " " " 35 Mitchell (K) dec. Blanchard (Glial the cliarity marK. Happy Camp's big Tom Wos- Fg Ft-Fta pf Tp 3 00 5 6 5 0-0 4 10 3 t 3-4 33 4 61 0 15 1 II 0 7 14 14 13 13 1555 4 II la 1750 Fights 136 Mitchell (Kl dec. Walker IC1 32 141 SIHell (K) dec. McKay 3-0 141 stilwell (Kl dec. Hughes (CI 13-6 141 Gonzales (K 1 dec. Smith (Gl 6-7 141 Fields (Ml dec. Gomel's (K) 10-3 141 UUichrt IK) ninnarl f.rn IAI 3:uo each. 148 Wishart (Kl dec. Graham IG1 7-7, n in:A o ; J . ' 146 Slevens (Gl dec. Swiseoood (K) 7-3, ln",Mta """ 1 ,u " Mack, 178, Baltimore, 10. Havana Juvenal Mingucz, tenberg trailed Alcorn with 18 while llonker Bon Long and HC's Wavne Mathis were next with 15 f By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ! GOLF BATON noUGE, La. - De fending champion Arnold Palmerj and Jack Burke took the first round lead in the $20,000 Baton Rouge Open with S-undcr-par 63s. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - Wal lace Goodwin of Sheridan, Wyo., knocked medalist Bill Harvey of Greensboro, N.C., out of the Na tional Tournament of Club Cham pions with a 4 and 3 quarter final victory. CARACAS, Venezuela Don Whitt took over the lead in the Caracas Open with a 54-h o 1 e score of 206. TENNIS KINGSTON, Jamaica - Sally Moore of Bakcrsficld, Calif., upset defending champion Anny Haydon of England 7-9, 6-1, 8-B in the semifinals of the St. Andrews In ternational Tournament. RACING MIAMI Sunclia ($4.20) sur vived an early speed duel with Edwards Alvarei Gllnes Anhorn Beman Totals Klamath Fills (64) Taylor Patzke Brlckner Hunsaker Palmberg Blehn Allen Dennis I Totals Score by quarters: Central Point Klamalh Falls 21 !2 79 11 61 Pg Pt-Fla Pf Tp 2 3-4 a 7 5 01 1 10 7 3-4 3 17 4 12 1-1 0-2 0-0 4 9 2 i 17 10-11 19 64 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston Joe Denucci, 165, New-; ton. Mass., and Ralph (Tiger i Jones, 160, New York, draw, 10. Rome. Italy - Giulio ninaldi,!Evcnin(, G.ow and drew out for nniy. ouipoiniea rrcaoie,., 5.icngth victory in the feature f78 Lt . 5 Tu . .TaS'Branson who had five, and Hew-,27-16 and from here on the Tin- unable to defend himself at that ,ett Nash who scorcd only one, j;in5 were simply overpowered by point, and Referee Joey Velez payp(1 not more tnan two-thirds ! the shooling and rebounding of of lhe game. high-pointer Butch Crume, Ed The Owls sprinted away early in Case and Frank Heglund. Case,J:iM the second halt but the Wolves collected 17 tallies for the night moved to within 12 points wlieniwhile Heglund hit for 12. The the reserves took over and Palm- third ended 46-35 for (lie Pan- 157 Krieqer (G) pinned Fitisimmons (K) 6.70 0 stopped the match. Luther Thomas. Seattle, out pointed Keith Capps, Burns. Ore., Klamath Lutheran wrapped up' W'S1" ma' nj Pic. ll-i;m rliuicmn nhamnixn G'01'"- LSWIS, dropped HOW- 45 tries from the floor and hit nine of 15 al the foul line. IUI in-l l. IKI IliO " " " i-Evv.no. (Ki pinned Hon (Mi s o? O'dancer although at one time thev w5F""orn '!;M,'1dC.c.Eco:".K,;'7.'2'-,;Owned a 12-point spread. This dis- I7piaendler (Gl dec. Mills (Kl 4-0l5Ovefj however, when the Tulc at Hialeah Park PROGRESS SPECIALS! 4.95 Bamboo Fly Rods 2.50 2.50 Ocean City Casting Reel - 1:25 7.98 Salmon Trolling Rod : 3.95 4.95 Coost Guard Appr. Boat Cushions 2.50 12.00 55-65-lb. Pearson Hunting Bows -4.00 11.95 Dash MounC Boat Speedometers -7.95 JOE'S Sporting Goods Klamath Falls 418 Main -Hancock (Kl pinned While (CI 3:30.0 Hvy. Boyce (Gl dec souin (Kl ui fnninl.llMl Round the Unlimited division champion-:" ,",; ,r ""W reserves iook over ana r-aim-miirri ended 46-35 for (he Pan- wsiiiw.ii ck pinned Askw.it (CI ship in YMCA - Church League,?'" u'af m"' .T,bc,' r!lmn h.ls slart"'s ' thp ,h. . . ... I'fJL. . ,k, dec' u, haskethall Thursday nicht in a ","" '"uul "K".e.Bm maicn.aray 10 wrap n up. hciln Murray was hipjh for SUA' isa-r-.ierscn iki dec. Edger.on (Gl thrillinR 43-47 overtime victoryB(u'T"more' wh n ,he The Techmen counted a respect.. ith 13 off three field Koals and 'aiwMQmil (K) 0,,d ,. ,c. over Immanuel' Baptist at the at Ta''oma ''licr this year hadable .3(i6 from the field and 61!i 10-13 on fouls he collected be- ' DlnnM ..,, ,,. Altamont cym a Job' bccause ,he lackfoot'from lhe foul line while grahhincineath thc basket. , I'-"'"""' IK """" '" la , ... . ' , . .... i warmed up in the last two rounds. 47 rebounds. The Wolves hit 23 Crume notched 10 field coals i "-Hitchcock iki dec Hani, iai e-i The High School division Tho mcnUc . -o .. . . . j .i. ""s." .-". l."rt..s ,p,yn, (Cl pmned Fl.is.mmons cluhs Bible BantiU and the Lat I "suits of two-point tries, connected with a variety .of shots and (ki ;o ctuns. ttioie Baptist ann me lt- Banlamwe e its Inn ii.w th f,.i ai ... .u. .: im-tw- ( dtc- S" no iiil.iiivii i-r til ine IUU1 line. i ... , lr, ...it. iiri sciuca ior a reoounos. ine Helore tne came was over each! -to iki by forfeit over wins Owls notched 2fi successes in 46 coach had sottcn his entire bench free .shots. into the game. All save one of lhe ! The box score: ITroians scored and all hut twn as tied 14-all and Happy CampjnR hit by ,ow bow in 8ccond ad a 26-24 lead at the half. The ,n ler uay sain.s quint, wn vie ior john Howar(1 Por,and d Hrtlf larciiin rtt t ha litla Mnn. .... :V UicK Huber. Burnaby, B.C. day night at Altamont. , Llovd Uuje Burns Qre ou( Jim Kurth and Charles Cooper pointed John Hefland. Pullman. reserves got into the action. At the quarter mark the score wa. had : Honkers regained the lead in the intra name wnicn ennca Hon Simpson collected 19 points to lead the Tulc B win and Mike Todd was next with 16. The scoring summary: Tulelake (11) Long is, Rogers 1. Rudesill. Alcorn ?a. Oehlerich 4, Sura 3 Happy Camp fill M.thls II. Alex ander . rYot.enoerg II, Coak 4, Barney 127" i, Cuba, stopped Max Huerta, 12(i'i, Mexico, 10. San Juan, Puerto Rico Danecl Berrios, Sun Juan, awarded de cision over Carlos Cruz, Domini can Republic, lightweights iBer- ios unable to continue after be- 11 Currin (Kl dee. Wlsner (Cl ?-5 I Scores throuqh Friday Grants Pass JS. K.ame.h Falls al, Medford 15, Crater 11. Ashland I. Hockey By TIIK ASSOCIATFD PRESS Vancouver 6, Spokane 2 Seattle 3, Victoria 3 'ot tie) Edmonton 4. Portland 2 starred for the Lutes Thursdayi Tommy Black. Victoria. B.C.. with 10 points apiece and Bood0utpoinled West Estep, Bremer-1 Branson defensive jobs: but A Eversnn'tnn Petersen scored the winning bucket with Keathcrweiehts ' imilr L Wilson 50 seconds left in the extra pe-; Bobby Capps. Burns. Ore., out- "Vn noa. tverson counien six points pointed Royce Natcli. Seattle. for tne night, uean UeWitt wasi Micky VcVallin. Burnahy,. Everett HodOn pmerer Tofels Mel Loy of the Baptist f i .v e Spokane, (lot away with high point honors Bob Cornwell, Pullman, out for the night, however, scoring pointed Al Kosler, Monroe, Wash 52 off 11 field goals. Gary Wood- Lightweights pn,n ring was next high for the losers Jodie Harris, Portland, outpoint-!"',, with 11. led Bob Williams, Vancouver, B.C.w" The scoring summary: ! c'nr" Cox- Dayton, Wash., out- e.mim,K immaniHl saptiri tan -"zum.an l. pointed Larry Larsen. Everett. Jj Jensen. Vincent J. Loy 17. Wilson A tilts Pies Gilmore. Fort Lewis, out- P'ict A. warrMi. Weadrlna 11. irvtinltwl llnusrrl nMr.L,ir Vl.iM. Hye Ki.m.n isrttw.. (. - cvnoingharn. L Thomas. Seattle, out fnr U Kum 10. Magen. cooper 10.1 cerswi i Dewitt is. pointed Keith Capps, Burns, Ore j Totals vXF&STXZlt PI ..b T.1 on ,he lward fw the Chiloquin s j i i 3 s five. 7ii u-l I ii Js T,,e worine .-uimmiiry: 13S )M J 4 ij'SMrrt Httrl (4) fl-PtM PI Tp K) 2-1 1 I 1 1 DeN-iull 3 0-0 J 6 3-1 1-1 2 J 3l Murray 3 j 13 1- 4 0-0 0 I 0 Holland 3 3 J 3 2- 1 '3-1 2 1 1 Slower 1 3 4 S 3- 1 1-0 4 12 LBmu 2 0-0 5 V2 0-0 0 2 A W Krok l 0-0 3 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Jstkoo 0 1-3 11 0- 0 1-r) 0 0 0 Brittrm 0 1-2 2 1 ?M4 42-U 12 47 71 P "'Ok 1 1111 I Tlal )4 1 Jl 14 44 Of) Ff-P H,. Ft Pf UtO Tp' 1 -1 0 1-1 1 I Jl , Chlloqom (41) r (tt-Ptl PI Tp A-2 0-0 3 3 4 Hrvjlurxj 5 7-3 3 12 1- 0 0-0 5 1 0 Dttflortoll 0 O-J 2 0 5-3 1-1 4 3 7 Ct Vf 4 17 4- ? 4-4 4 $ I Curmmohjm t 0-1 0 ft O-O 0 2 0 Cruma 10 4-7 3 U 1-2 4-3 1 1 7Marrii f 0-0 3 0 ' M 3 2 21 Eqqrnao j 3.4 2 t 0-0 4 1 3 I .. ' JacHon 2 114 5 4 2 3-' 1 1 51 Ocrio 0 17 0 1 vi fi-o 1 0 7 a wiir n-n n tt 34-13 22-11 21 17 19 Tatal ' li U )f 22 4) t hlvt; akort by uirf'i; Kh 10 4-? 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