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Ohio State Nations Top liaaara Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio State still is the No. 1 team in the nation, and no doubt about it. But the Buckeyes have to give up some of the spotlight to Niaga ra, the No. 1 team of the moment in college basketball. It was the Purple Eagles, coached by nice guy Taps Gal-; lagher, who snubbed a jinx and surely drew a nod from the Na tional Invitation Tournament by upsetting second-ranked, NCAA bound St. Bonaventure 87-77 Sat urday. The Bonnios had won 12 in a row and had lost only to unbeaten Ohio State, the weekly unanimous first-place choice in The Asso ciated Press poll, by a mere two points, 84-82. in the Holiday Festi val in New York. Not only did Niagara whomp the Bonnies by 10 points, but they did it in St. Bonaventure's cosy home court at Olean, N.Y. where the Bonnies had put away 99 con secutive victories. St. Bonaven ture hadn't lost in 13 years and 13 days at home, and it was the same Gallagher and Niagara that last came out a winner there. With Niagara (15-4) waiting at the telephone for a call from the NIT to fill one of the four berths Russ Jumper Tops Thomas NEW YORK (UPI) - Valery (Beau) Brumel, Russia's human sputnik, today promised he'll rocket to a new high jump record in the Knights of Columbus track meet at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Brumel outclassed John Thomas for the third lime in the National AAU indoor track and field cham pionships at the Garden last Sat urday night, equalling Thomas' meet record with a leaf) of seven feet, two inches. A record crowd of 16,243 moaned loudly when Thomas failed to clear 7-1 three times after passing the seven-foot mark on his firstj try. The Brumcl-Thomas duel was billed as the feature attraction of the Nationals but the broad jump another U.S.-Russian battle produced the most drama and a world record leap by Olympic champion Ralph Boston of Tennes see State. A WEEKL Y BOWLING Holiday TWILITE LEAGUE W Safeway 8th Street 37 Weaver Exterminating 35 Beacon. Mobil Service 33 Satan's Chauffeurs 33 Safeway So. 6th Street 28 3B aJay Hawk Rocket 28 2B Blue Ox 37 79 Drive More Motors 25 3) Ore. Wash. Telephone Co. 20 36 Pacific Cooperatives 15 41 Results: Drive More Motors 4, Pacific Coop 0; Beacon Mobil Service 3. Safeway So. 6 1; Satan's Chauffeurs 1, Blue Ox 3; Jay Hswk Rocket 3, Safeway 8th 1; Wea ver Exterminating 4, Ore. Wash. Tel. 0. High team game, Blue Ox 954; high team series. Blue Ox 2745; high ind. game. Jack Hadwin 254; high ind. series, Winslon Kurth 688. HOLIDAY LEAGUE W Davis Flying A Service Snack Coffee Shop KF Fast Freight Crater Lake Creamery Weisfieids Peace Ambulance Coca Cola K Of C Pacific Fruit 23 30' i 25' 'a 30 26 Team No. 1 ? m Superior Troy Laundry 1 38 KC Floor Covering S 8 48 Results: Weistields 4, Coca Cola 0; Peace Ambulance 3, KC Floor Covering 1; Crater Lake Creamery 3, Snack Coffee Shop 1; Pacific Fruit 3, Team No. 1 I; Superior Troy Laundry 0. K of C 4; Davis Flying A 4, KF Fast Freight 0. High team game, Weisflelds 1060; high learn series, Weisflelds 2976; high Ind. game, Don Eerier 240; high ind. series, Don Echer 562. HOLIDAY FOURSOME LEAGUE W Singlettes 39 13 Four Spares 34 18 Ball and Chain 38 24 B,Rs 27 25 Wishful Four 27 25 Railroaders 70 32 L&Ms " 33 Smokehouse Four H 38 Results: Singlettes 2 Ball and Chain 2; Smokehouse Four 1, B8.R 3: Four Srdres 4, Railroaders 0; L8.M 0, Wishful Four 4. High team game. Singlettes 778; high team series. Whful Four 2233; high ind. oamo (men), Severt Legred 231; high ind. series (men), Wes B-shop 577; h-gh ind. game (women). Rulh Bishop 178, high ind. series (women), um BASIN LIONS LEAGUE i W L Klamath No. 2 39 " Merrill No. 2 37 Klamath No. 1 34 26 Dorris No. 1 3' Merrill No. 1 57 33 Toketee J Dorris NO. J ? Dorrls No. 3 " 3, Results: Merrill No 1 1. Dorris No 1 3; Klamath No. 2 1, Kiimath No. 1 3; Toke tee 3, Dorris No. 3 1; Merrill no. 2 4, Oorrls No 2 0 . a High team jame. Klamath No. 1 high team series. Ktamath No. 1 269": hign ind game. Lov Barker 35J; high ind. series, Herb De'er 529. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Mirrv Mlter Furn. 31' 1 31 Cre'er Lane Creamery Empire Transport Suburban Fire Audlev Apartments 33't MV, !', 30' 1 wma Hoiei " Beacrts J-welers 33 C Hoi-day Bowl J' Results Harry HaMer urn 2. Beachs Jewelers J; AudHy Apartments 1. Crater Lefce Creamery 3; Wmema Hotel 1, Em p.re Transport 1; Holiday Bowl 2, Subur ban Finance 3. ... High team game. Beachs jewelers 743, hioh team seriev Harry Heller Furn. 1973; high ind. game. Marilyn Kempt 73; high Ind. series. Eidma Greenwood 586. COMM1RCIAL LEAGUt Isty PeM Planter T etnc to KmN Ptumbin Deal ft"t Meters 9 Si's Stons 99 Game iremaining in the March -16-25jweck's end, Ohio State 122-0 tourney at Madison Square Gar-1 should have stretched the na-! weapon a deadeye, fast-break at den. the post-season tournament lion's loimest streak through 28 tack. picture is much closer to com- pletion. Temple (18-5i agreed to It; fourth trip to the NIT Sunday, after beating Villanova 79-69 in a Philadelphia doubleheadcr that Coast, Southern. Skyline and Yan also sent St. Joseph's into the kee conferences, and perhaps the NCAA as Middle Atlantic Con-1. Missouri Valley. Border, Ohio ference representative after the Valley and Southeastern as well. Hawks had downed Muhlenberg I While Ohio Slate won its 27th 81-72. j in a row with, a hot-shooting Kansas State (18-4) of the Big;(.500 97-74 breeze at Wisconsin, Eight and Texas Tech (14-81 of tin Southwest can nail automatic NCAA tickets tonight. And by Pelicans Cop Title; Piece Eight In State By TIM MASON A very happy bunch of K am.!Crumrine. Bob Mitchell, andihe ,eads, a, ,., JZ siinninBi ath Union wrestlers arrived 111 town early Sunday morning with the knowledge that they had pleased their coaches and finished their long, hard season undefeat ed in the face of the roughest competition available. They were bringing the District 6-A-l wres tling trophy home to a jubilant high school student body and com munity. Coaches DcLance Duncan and Jack Peterson's matmen swept! aside all contenders in the dis- trict competition held in Gi ants Pass Friday and Saturday to not only cop the first-place crown, but also the Fall Trophy for the greatest number of pins made during the meet. The Pelicans racked up a to tal of 148 points to better the 141-point effort of the Grants Pass team which had led the field of muscle benders through all but the last round of the meet. Med ford placed a close third with 134 points, Crater of Central Point nailed down the fourth spot with 75, and Ashland finished last with 15. - - With the conclusion of the dis trict matches, this season's wres tling work for all but eight mcm-l bers of the Klamath squad was ",u C'S'" quauiieu lur - the state tournament to be held this coming Friday and Saturday in Corvallis by taking either first or second in their respective weights. Larklns Ins. Ellingson Loggers 50' 2 49'a' Bowers Disf. 50 50 Li ilon Aircraft i9 St VFW 47', 52' Greet Northern 46'i 53Vj Montgomery Ward 44 56 Feb. 21 results: Bowers 4, Larrys Foods 0; Great Northern 3, Deal Rite Motors 1: Ellingson Loggers 3, Kimes 1; Listen Aircraft 3, Larkins 1; Pioneer Tobacco 3, Pepsi Cola 1; VFW 3, Montgomery Ward 1. High team game, Klmes Plbg. 1033; high team series, Liston Aircraft 2996; high Ind. game, Walt Schweigert 245; i high team series, Gino Rosteroila 646. COFFEE CUP LEAGUE W L Volkswagen 65 31 Liens Store 58' j 37' '? Jerrys Drive In 57' i 38'.-a Kimes Plbg. 55 41 Altamont Grocery 54 42 Bramwell Signal 50 46 Johnnys Flying A 47' j 48' i Tower Furn. 46 50 Franks Used Cars 44 52 Big V Market 36' i 59',i Walker Bros. 33 63 Charm Center 29 67 Feb. 21 results; Volkswagen 4, Charm Center 0; Jerrys Drive 4, Tower Furn.; 0; Altamont Groc. 4, Johnnys Flying A 0; Bramwell 3, Klmes 1; Walker! Bros. 3, Franks 1; Big Y 3, Liens l.i High team game, Volkswagen 751; high team series, Volkswagen 2204; high ind. game. Virginia Morey 189;; high Ind. se rtes, beveriey tvans 516. CAL-ORE LEAGUE W L Wot-Fors 42 14 Sad Tigers 40 16 Four Runners 35 31 Ps 4 Cs 33'i 22' 1 Easy Four 31 25 F0L0D0 31 35 Four tfs 29 27 Four Question Marks 71't 28' 1 Hot Shot 24 32 Alley Sliders 23 33 A l ley -oops 22 34 Pin Foxers 20 36 Tule-Toooers 17' 1 38' 1 Fouling Fours 16' 1 39' 1 Results: F0L0D0 3, Four Runners 1; Fouling Fours 3, Ps & Cs 1; Hot Shots 3. Alley Sliders 1; Four Question Marks 3, Easy Four 2; Four Its 2, Wot-Fors 3; Tule-Toppers 0. A l ley -oops 4; Pin Foxers 0, Sad Tigers 4. High team game, F0L0D0 888; high team series, Sad Tigers 3417; htgh ind. game (men), Ira Ott 734; high Ind. se ries (men), Ira Ott 589; high ind. Bme (women). Eidina Greenwood 317; htgh Ind. series (women), Eidina Greenwood I 564. WEEKENDERS I W L I Zips 12 4 Buckeroo '0' 1 5' 1 Gutter Gals 2 ' 1 I Three Pins I I Alley Kats 7 V We Try 7 Chubettes Speedbaiiers 3 Feb. 24 results: Zips 3. Seeed bailers 1; We Try 3. Three Pins 1; Gutter Gels 2'-. . Buckeroos Vj: Chubettes 3. Alley Kats 2 Hiah team oame. Zips 530; high team series, Zips 1529; high Ind. game. Amy Bivens 15; high Ind. senes. Oariene Eck 415. Lake"iew Lakeview JUNIOR LffAGUi W VOOOV 5 f Gutter Fl0rs 22 17 Ten Pins 21 if Lane Raiders ' 20 Alley Kats " Lipov Leos U 26 Feb lo results- High team game. S'ooov 5 46; hioh team Sloppy S 120; htgh ind. game, Oirreil Roush 176; high Ind. senes, Derreil Roush 122. SPOONS LEAOUl L Oedbeas r Cherry Pickers Sputniks I Hooetuls Hoods 11 S 13 f II r to- it u games for another Big Ten title .and a long ago conceded right to defend its NCAA title. The week also will determine ! NCAA entries from the Atlantic gaining position to nail the Big Ten title in a game against Michigan Slate this Saturday, St.'cinch the NCAA bel.,n ovt,,. third. Gary Head, Gary Leavitt, Dale Ho Uinwolr .n nhomnlnnJ ships in each of their weight past LSI) 56-54, but because of the classes, while Milo Crumrine, segregation issue will pass up the Dave Gonzales, and Larry Wish- NCAA. That leaves it to Ken ard nabbed the second spots inV'cky, Florida or Vanderbilt, all theirs all landing berths fori tied for second at 8-4. themselves in the state tourney. They were presented with silver I Df m 0 l, A ? n e and gold medals for first and sec- L7I iSf YV 175 ond finishes. In addition, six other Klamath grapplers took third-place honors after having to fight it out and losing to their own teammates at one time or another. These in cluded freshmen Grant Humphrey and Dave Vetkos, Sherd Duncan. Pete McSwain, Henry Swisegood and Fred Stilwell. Duncan was forced to accept a third place finish as he was first pinned by fellow Pelican Leavitt and then by Dave White of Cen- (-.,1 D; C.....J.... :-.u. ...i i. j , .7 V E . , miicu tu get. up uu me inai ajiu was rushed to the Josephine County General Hospital w here he spent the night. He was released -,i.,.t au , viu. uiu iiuiuc . passing all the medical tests. The Whitcbirds also lost two potential state champions during the meet when 98-DOund Jim Lone couldn't make his weight in the; rrraay morning weigli-in session and big Art Mills, wrestling at in pounas, naa 10 lorien alter his first match due to a bad Dow tnat he had dislocated earlier in the season. Miss Fits 8 12 Jnkers 8 12 Easy Four 8 12 Feb. 17 results: Hoods 3, Miss Fits U Cherry Pickers 3, Easy Four 1; Sputniks 3, Hopefuls l; Deadbeals 3, Jokers l; High ind. game, Chel Morrill 203: high ind. series, Lee Livermore 569; high team game. Cherry Pickers 756; high learn se ries. Cherry Pickers 2084. BUSHER LEAGUE W L Hank Barnes Ford 13 7 Desert Rats 12 8 Foresters 10 10 Lakevlew Lumber 10 10 Brattain Const. 8 10 Stop & Shop Mkt. 7 13 Feb. 17 results: Desert Rats 4, Stop & Shop Mkt. 0; Lakevlew Lumber 2, Brat tain Const. 2; Hank Barnes Ford 3, For esters 1. High Ind. game. Will Duvall 331; high Ind. series. Will Duvall 559; high team game, Brattain Const. 846; high learn se ries. Desert Rals 2371. SAGEBRUSH LEAGUE W J. P. Gray Sieberts TV 59 Bills Dairy Bar 54 Lkv. Snack Bar 47 Sycan store (incomplete) 43 Indian Village 41 Rose Cleaners 40' Richfield Oil 35 Coopers Mobil 34 Beaver state (Incomplete) 34 Results: High team game, J. P. Gray 2319; high 811; high team series, J. P, Gray hiqh Ind. game, Betty Morrill 222; Ind. series. Belly Morrill 560. FRATERNAL LEAGUE W Elks No. 1 5 Pros The Corral K ot C No. 1 11 K of C No. 2 II 9 1st Baptist Church 10 10 Pepsi -Chevrons 10 10 Elks No. 2 7 11 Police Dept. 5 15 Eagles 5 15 Feb. 14 results: S Pros 2, Police Dept. 2; K Of C. MO. 1 4. The Corral 0; Elks No. 1 3, Eagles 1; Pepsi-Chevrons 3, Bap tist I; K Of C No. 3 3. Elks No. 2 1. High ind. game. Bob Howard 223; high Ind. series. Cat Icenhower 571 ; high team game, Elks No. I 909; high team series, Elks No. 1 2500. CACTUS LEAGUE W L Lakeview Mfg. Co. 16 4 Copco 14 6 Pete's R-chfieid 12 8 Latter Day Saints 10 10 Beaver Stale Telephone 10 10 Milky Way Dairy 9 11 , Sieberts TV 8 12 Bly Loveness Lbr. 8 13 Lakeview Tractor 7 13 Feb. 15 results: Copco 3, Lakeview Mfg. 1; Milky Way Dairy 3, Loveness Lbr. I; Lakeview Tractor 3, Markeleria l; Pete's Richfield 3. Sieberts TV 2; Latter Day Saints 2, Beaver State 3. High ind. gam. Chel Morrill 231 1 hiqh Ind series, Cnet Morrill 607; hiqh teem game. Latter Day Saints 8?3i high team series. MtUy Way Dairy 2555. PINI TREI LI40UE Co'lins Chevrolet 57 3 Lakeview Creamery M 1 Virgie's Beauty Salon 57 3 Nolle Agency 14 Arrow Pig. t, Htg fine.) 44 -4 Shamrock Ca'e Itnc.) it 4r 1st National Bank 40' i SI'i Union O'l 34' t 55' i Standard 0t 36 56 Gordon's Body Shoe 13 5 I Results: High team game, Virgie's; Beauty Saion 776; high team series, Vir-i gie's Beauty Salon 2074; high ind game,' Mary Howard it; high Ind. series, Dee Ackerman ill. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE 1 W L Banister's Barber Shop i 4 L B M. Plumbers ll 1 Faveii-Utiey ins. tl rosr to Coast 5tor 11 American Forest Prds. 7 i) Hunters Lodge 6 14 . Feb. 13 results: Fevell-Utiey ins 3, Coast to Coast t; American Forest Prds J. Hunters Lodge 1; Banister's Berber' Shoo 2. L B M PlymMrs J HQh ind. game, Chas. Sullivan 24, i Team; Streak UBonaventure fell victim to its own Niagara, although blowing a 13 Doint second half lead, hit 73 Der nl nf its shots in th sm-nnd half. Kfl ner rent nver-all and then stood off the Bonnies' deadly press in the final three minutes. Kansas State can clinch in t h e Big Eight tonight by winning at Nebraska against the club that upset Kansas 69-68 Saturday. Kan sas State whipped Missouri 91 71 Saturday and the eighth-ranked Wildcats need win just one of j their three remaining games to place Iowa State or fourth-place Colorado. Second-place Kansas can tie for the title, but is banned from tourney play because of NCAA probation. Texas Tech can make it by beating sixth place Rice tonight in the Southwest. 4 CI t U CI I -C New Honors BATON ROUGE (UPI)-Prcs- payer AmM palmer the guy who uses golf clubs with the finesse of a virtuoso, was atop the golling world today after run ning away from the field to regis ter a record 72-hole total of 266 in the $20,000 Baton Rouge Open. Palmer, the defending cham pion, was tied for the lead at 65 in the first round but the rest of the ficld faltered as he s"- sub. par rounds of 65-67-68-66. Only one other golfer in the tourney, second place finisher Wes Ellis Jr., nl,r.w4 nM f . I- 1 I.... RHU eovnn clrnkac hank hoj rounds of 68-68-68-69273. Par on the 6,700-yard course was 70. herwood Forest Palmer s score 14-under par, eclipsed a 13-under par record set in 1953 bv Sam Snead. Snead's mark was 275 but it was played on a par 72 course. el-(ahead of veteran Jack Burke. i Going into Sunday's final 36 holes. Palmer was just one stroke ROUNDUP high Ind. series, Chas. Sullivan 597; high team game, Favell-Ulley Ins. 936; high team series, Favell-Ulley Ins. 2608. TOWN A COUNTRY LEAGUE W L Lakevlew Lodge 17 3 Fremont Wood 13 7 Howards Drugs 13 7 Examiner 12 Lkv. Lumber n 9 Richfield Oil 8 )j Adams Home Serv. 7 13 Lkv. Creamery 7 13 Evans Forging & Weld. 6 14 Cal-West Life 4 14 Results: Creamery 3, Adams 1; Evans 2, Richlield 2; Exam. 3, Fremont 2; Lodge 4, Cal-West 0; Howards 3, Lum ber 1. High team game, Howards Drugs 910; high learn series, Lkv. Lodge 2584; high Ind. game, Arsenaull 226; high Ind. series, Nelson 607. CASCADE LEAGUE W L Team No. 6 38' a 21 'j Team No. 3 35 25 Team No. 4 30 30 Team No. 1 29' MV2 Team No. 5 25 35 Team No. 2 77 38 Results: Team No. 3 3, Team No. 6 1; Team No. 3 1. Team No. 4 3; Team No. 5 0, Team No. ) 4. High team game. Team No. 4 839; high team series. Team No. I 2374; high ind. game, Al Samples 203; high Ind. series, ai samples sj. Luck' Lanes OFFICERS WIVES LEAGUE W L TldbilS 41 25 Frans Friends 40' 7S'i Bucks Betters 3tVi 34' Untouchabelies 25 41 Feb. 23 results: Tidbits 3, Untouchabelies 0; Frans Friends 3. Bucks Betters 0. Hgh team game. Tidbits 619; high team series. Tidbits 1742; high ind game, Au drey Wilson 175i high Ind. series, Audrey Wilson jll. 1 FRIDAY FOURSOME LEAGUE I W L I Rookies 65' 26Vi! Con Formers 57 35 Miss Fitts 56' 35' Rounders 50 43 Four Jinks 48 44 Four Sums 45 47 Four Spares 45 47 Boo Boos 47 50 Jollv Four 40 52 Odd Balls 39' 1 53' 1 Strike Outs 37'i StVt Gutter Du1rt 26 66 Results: Four Sums 1, Strike Ouls 3; Odd Balls 1, Jolly Four 3; Four Spares 3, Gutter Dusters 1; Rookies 3, Four Jinks 1; Rounders 4, Mtss Flits 0; Boo Boos 0, Con Formers 4. High team game, 'Con Formers 867; high team series. Strike Ouls 2404; high Ind. game (men), Larry Jones 246; high ind. series (men), Larry Jones 651; high ind. game (women), Marylin Kempf 225; high ind. series (women). Char Palczew ski 526. AFTER HOUR TRIO LI40U1 Team No. I Off Brothers 23 Team Ni). 1 Night Owls Team No. 1 Cue Bails II Team No. 3 Oriscoll A Padgett 15'y Team No. 4 Pinn Bads 15 Team No. f Three Splits Team No. 9 Honkers Team No. 4 Henley Spt Gds Team No. 3 Aller Hour Trie Team No. 6 Three Roses 10' 7'i Team No. 10 Bu'l Dogs 7 13 Team No. ll Duff's Heating 4 tl Resuiii: Bull Dogs l, Three Roses 4; Out' s I mating 2. N-ght Owls , After Hour Trio l. Ott Brothers 4; Henley Sol. Goods 4' j, Drlscoll A Padgett Ins. 'j; Cue Balls 4, Pmn Balls I; Three Splits 4, Honkers 1. High team game, Henley Spt. Goods 607, high team series, Henley Spt. Goods ?37( high ind. game, Jtm Tupper H3; high Ind. series. Jim Tupper 772. FRATERNAL LEAOUB W L Roberts Hardware 44 16 Wngnt Real Eate 63 49 Geo Cram Builders 61 43 Herald & News Klamath Falls Mon., Feb., S7, 1961 Page 9 Time Out! f "P- V. tl 'My horse ran outa the money , . . Oh, well, easy come easy go!" Scores College Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FAR WEST Utah 96, Utah Stale 84 Colorado State U. 61, Wyoming 38 Washington 66, Washington St. 63 Southern California 74, Oregon Slate 68 UCLA 70, Stanford 56 EAST Niagara 87, St. Bonaventure 77 Yale 75. Cornell 67 . Brown 68. Columbia 55 Dartmouth 73, Princeton 69 Pcnn 95, Harvard 58 Holy Cross 78. Boston U. 76 NYU 108. Yeshiva 68 Canisius 94, LaSalle 73 Temple 79, Villanova 69 St. John's 80, Fordham 66 Navy 61, Army 55 Pitt 57, Pcnn Slate 53 SOUTH Georgia Tech 83. Georgia 71 North Carolina 69, Duke 66 lot) Kentucky 80, Alabama 53 Auburn 41, Tennessee 38 Miami (Fla.) 75, Florida State 73 William & Mary 105, Richmond 84 Mississippi State 56, LSU 54 Maryland 82, Clemson 80 lot) West Virginia 104, George Wash ington 90 i Tulane 87, Mississippi 71 MIDWEST Indiana 93, Illinois 82 Purdue 85, Michigan 74 Ohio State 97. Wisconsin 74 SOUTHWEST Cincinnati 73, North Texas State 1 43 Bald Eagles &er Mn I 51 53 51 53 50'. 53', 4 55 41 56 47 57 45 W Tat's Tavern KC No. 1 Harry's Tavern I Shaffer's Electric w-m uuo KrPD rw,,.. genu , ( j, ldTS tavern i; I Geo. Crain Builder 3, KC No. 1 1; 20-30 c... ... , , .,.i.Ta lovcm u; jnaner tiec trie 0, KFPD 4; Wright Real Estate 7, Sears No. I 2; Bald Eagles 1, Roberts Hardware 3. High team game, Wright Real Estate -y " lonin serici, noDorii riaroware 2848; high Ind. game. Ward Friedman 622. CREAM PUFF LEAGUE Three Stooges 45 57 Town Clowns Bowlers Three The Peeps Bowl Weevils no Names Feb. 21 results: The Peeps 4, The Coolers 0; No Names 3, Bowl Weevils 1; Three Stooges 3, Mad Halters 1j Town Clowns 2, Bowlers Three 2. High team game. No Names 576i high . ,,u ngiin; 1331, nHJII IFIO. j game. Muriel Vandenberg (sub) 171; high hiu. acic, rince sievens . BOOSTER LEAGUE Jack's Color Chip Heaton Steel Pelican Mobil Fleets Fremon! Grocery Parks Cabinet Multiple Listing Golden West Tournl Medo-Bel Mou Idingcraft K.iamam jcs 41 60 KC Paint jo 44 Results: Multiple Listing 1, Heaton Steal 3; Klamath JC I, Golden West Tournl 3; Mouldlngcreft 3, Medo-Bel 1; Fremont Grocery 3, Parks Cabinet 1j KC Paint 1, Pelican Mobil 3; Jack's Color Chip 2, Fleets 3. High team game. Multiple Listing 1006; high team series. Helton steel 213; high ind. game, Wayne Pialsled 226; high Ind. series. Ken Clark 594. MOOSE PA'S LEAGUE W L Altamont Grocery 5 34 Paslega's Markel 54 34 O'Halr's Memorial Chapel 53' 3' Lucky Lanes Klemalh Monument Team No. I CP. W.W. Ward Merrill Moose Hartwell's Teiaco 4) 49 4I' SO', Musqrove Plumbing 33' t 58' 1 Feb. 17 results: O'Heir's Memorial Chapel 4, C.P. (V W. W. Ward 0; Mer rill Moose 1, Altamont Grocery 3; Lucky Lanes 3. Team No. I 1; Pastega's Mar-' ket 3, Ktamath Monument l; Hartwell's Texaco 3. Musqrove Plumbing t. High team game, Merrill Moose I0TI; high team series, Altamont Grocery 3071. high ind game. Vance Hawley 256; high ind series. John HawleyVance Hawley (tie) 566. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE W I 57 35 ii", Jil, 53 40 51 41 50' 411 4t 4 44 4)'l 4', 40' 5l'i 53 31 54 n 3 Motor Investment M J R. Muffler Jones Construction Chambers House Moving Roy's Shell House ot Shoes Market Basket Macdoel Tavern Greei west Ltte Jay Hawk West Heat Pump Smger Sewing Center Results: Great West Life 1, Jones Con struction I; Market Baskal 3, Singer Sew. I no Center i; Macdoel Tavern i. Jay Hawk 1; tf.J.lt MufHer 1, Motor Invest.' mem 3: Chambers House Moving 1, Roys Shell 3; West Heat Pump I, House of Shoes 3. High team game. Motor Investment 1104; high team series. Motor Invest-j menf noli hgh Ind game. Justin Mc- Donald 230; high Ind series, Justin Mc Donald 600. Lippy Leo Gets Familiar Boot; Hutchinson Whistling In Dark Baseball's spring training sea son is official Leo Durocher lost his first argument with an um pire. It was only the Los Angeles Dodgers' first intra-squad game Sunday but there was Leo, back in harness after five years, man aging one of the squads from the third base coaching box and up to an old trick. In familiar fashion Leo began to dub out the white lines mark ing tile coaching box and then wander along the third base line at will. Over the years the ex Brooklyn and New York Giant pi lot has pulled the same trick de fying countless umpires in an ef fort to steal a sign or gain some other advantage. Plate Umpire Jim Duncan is slated to do his umpiring in the Class D Midwest League this year but the fellows who'll be playing in it might just as well understand here and now that they're not going to get away with anything. The rules state that the coach must remain with in the limits of his prescribed urea and the umpire is supposed to enforce the rules. Duncan warned Durocher. No dice. He warned him again. Still no dice. And so. without further ado, the Class D umpire swept up Dark Warns Giant Staff PHOENIX Ariz. (UPD Man ager Alvin Dark officially put his San Francisco Giants to work to dayand he warned them he does not expect a letup until September. "It is. only human to take things easy at times, but you lose when you do thai," Dark said. "So, you need somebody around to keep you alert and alive and that will be my job." The full Giant roster was on hand for the opening day of spring (raining. Dark said his crew would concentrate on fundamentals, hit ling and running for the first two weeks. "Take care of the legs," the manager said, "and the arms will take care of themselves." 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At St. Petersburg, Fla., Manager Ralph Hunk outlined a new rule for slugger Mickey Man tle that of leader of the Yan kees and said he believed Mantle could develop into a "quiet leader" on the style of Joe DiMaggio. Dale Long, counted on by the new Washington Senators to sup-; ply much-needed power, checked Celtics Near Title; Need 2 Combination Eastern Division W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston 49 21 .700 Philadelphia .. 41 29 .586 8 Syracuse ...... 36 33 .522 12"3 New York 20 50 .286 29 Western Division W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis 45 26 .634 Los Angeles ... 32 38 .457 12'i Detroit 30 41 .423 16 Cincinnati 29 44 .397 17 Sunday Results Boston 113. Detroit 99 St. Louis 148, Cincinnati 122 Los Angeles 121, Philadelphia 116 . Syracuse 136. New York 110' Saturday Results Boston 122, St. Louis 109 Philadelphia 129. Cincinnati 120 The Boston Celtics' fifth straight Eastern Division crown in the Na tional Basketball Association was all but assured today after the Decision Due MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The city boxing commission may! decide today whether Ingemarj Johansson may wear six-ounce gloves in his March 13 bid lo re gain the heavyweight title he lost to Floyd Patterson. ' Bill Fuguzy, promoting the Con vention Hall bout, said he would press the Swede's demand at the mm w. ain fwi m m w 1 efeT TF1 LET "BP kt'llffl vmm HIGH RESALE VALUE UPTO '546 MORE THAN OTHER COMPACTS THE VALUE-PACKED COMET ' 4i aa mn 11 11 nv? I) 1 MNt-WKKlUt --rfSS 2 JOE FISHER, INC. 677 So. in at Pompana Beach. Fla., three days ahead of schedule. , Sieve Bilko. "down to" a mere 240 pounds, starred in the Los Angeles Angels' workout at Palm iSprings, Calif., by hitting five drives out of the park during a lengthy balling drill. Other camp notes: The Boston Red Sox still have "scouts out" for pitcher Mike Fornielcs, miss ing between Miami. Fla., and their Scottsdalc, Arte., camp. . . Vice President John Holland ex pressed satisfaction with the Chi cago Cubs after two weeks of preliminary training. Second baseman Billy Gardner, unsigned but close to agreement, Cells lowered their magic number to two over the weekend. But the remaining playoff berth in the Western Division is still up for grabs between Detroit and On cinnati. Boston won both of Its weekend games, beating St. Louis 122-109 Saturday and leveling Detroit 113 99 Sunday. The two victories, com bined with Philadelphia's 121-116 loss to I .os Angeles Sunduy. mean the Celtics can gain the Eastern; title with two victories, a pair of; losses by Philadelphia or a com- bination of the two. Even with the Boston loss, De troit stayed two games in front of Cincinnati as the Royals also bowed, 148-122, lo division cham pion St. Louis. Cincinnati has only 4 games left while Detroit has 6. In the other game Sunday, Sy racuse beat New York 136-110 while Philadelphia won from Cin cinnati 129-120 in Saturday's only other game. On Gloves commission meeting. 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