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Westminster Tops Small College Basketball Poll
7. Hof.tra (!-2 101
. Mt. St. Mary's P i2-3 94
9. Wittenberg i3-0 78
Second 10 11,
State 45; 12, Gannon 40; 13. Fa
cific Lutheran 3o; 14, Southeast
Sacramentolleyan 27; l(S, Southeast Missouri
24; 17, Northern Michigan 23; 18,
Ohio Wesleyan 19; 19. Lamar
Tech (1) 16; 20, Orange State 13.
NEW YORK il'PIi - Westmin-
ster College of New Wilmington.
Pa., undefeated through three
games, was named the No. 1
small college basketball team for
the second straight week today
by the United Press International
board of coaches.
The Titans, who won the small
college championship last season
when they lost only twice in 22
games, were named No. 1 this
week by 19 of the 35 coaches who
comprise the UPI rating board.
Westminster thus far has beaten
Alliance, Grove City and St. Vin
cent.
Southern Illinois, which has
won two of three games, again
was named the second best team,
drawing the first-place support of
four coaches. Tennessee State
2-0 . fourth a week ago. moved
Tiger Named Fighter Of Year
NEW YORK aPIi-World mid
dleweight champion Dick Tiger of I
Nigeria and New York's Dr. Mar
vin iMal) Stevens of football
fame are the recipients today of
boxing's highest honors, voted
them by the World Boxing Writ
ers' Association.
Tiger. 3.1. gets the Edward J.
Neil award for "fighter of the
year" because of 19R2 ring
achievements that included the
capture of Gene Fullmer's 160
pound title. Dick is the first Afri
can to win the award.
Stevens, 60, gets the James J.
Walker plaque for long and meri
torious service to boxing, includ
ing the past 10 years as chair
man of New Ycrk state's Gener
al Medical Advisory Board for
Boxing.
The fighter and the physician
will be guests of hoVior at the box
ing writers' annual dinner Jan.
13. when the plaque presentations
will be made.
Tiger fought three times in 1962
and scored three notable tri
umphs on a sixth-round knockout
over Florentino Fernandez Jan
20; on a decision over Henry
Hank March 31, and on a 15
round verdict over Fullmer in
their title fight at San Francisco
Oct. 23.
The Fullmer victory was his
47th in 60 bouts, which include It
defeats and two draws. He scored
20 knockouts and never was
stopped.
Meanwhile. Dr. Stevens the
orthopedic surgeon who played
halfback at Yale and who was
Yale's head football coach from
1928 to 19.12 has stimulated his
eight-man medical advisory board
to even more intense studies of
ring precautions because of the
death last March of Benny ( Kid '
Paret in New York.
up one spot along with Gramblingifirst through 10th. Westminster
drew a total of 287 points, an in
crease of 26. while Southern Il
linois had 234. Tennessee State
had 201 and Grambling 193. Ten
nessee State and Gramhling also
drew four first-place votes, while
F.vansville, Mt. St. Mary's and
Lamar Tech each drew one.
Sacramento Slate. 11th a week
ago. held onto that spot despite
splitting a pair of games in the
With points awarded on a basis Camellia Bowl tournament. Can-
of 10-97-6-5-4-3-2-1 for votes fromlnon was 12th. followed by Pacilic
1
Ed Machen Placed
Under Observation
'4-0', Prairie View A&M (4-0
Evansville '2-2 and Hofstra '2-2
Making room for their advance
was Mt. St. Mary's iMd.i which
dropped its third game of the
season against two victories and
tumbled Irom third to eighth.
Wittenberg '3-0', 10th last week.
advanced a notch to ninth ex
changing places with Pan Ameri
can i3-3i to round out the top 10.
Lutheran. Southeast Oklahoma
Kentucky' Wesleyan, Southeast
Missouri, Northern Michigan,
Ohio Wesleyan, Lamar Tech and
Orange State in that order to
order to round out the top 20.
NEW YORK iLPI'-The United
Press International small college
basketball ratings iwith first-place
voles and w-on-lost records in pa
rentheses ' :
Team Points
1. Westminster (I9 3-0 2S7
2. Southern Illinois I4 i2-D 2.14
3. Tennessee Slate 14' 2-0 201
4. Grambling 4 4-0 193
5. Prairie View A&M (4-01 144
6. Evansville 1 1 1 1 2-2 ' 1.12
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NAPA. Calif. d'PU Eddie
Machen. top-ranked contender for
Sonny Liston's world heavyweight
boxing title, was under observa
tion at Napa State Hospital to
day as an attempted suicide.
Machen, 3fl. was found in a car
Wednesday with a loaded pistol
and a suicide note, according to
the California Highway Patrol.
The CUP said he was hospitaliz
ed for his own protection.
"Patrolmen said the boxer was
arrested near Crockett, Calif.
They quoted him as saying he
was despondent and did not want
to live. The CHP said he was not
violent at any time.
Machen. frequently mentioned
as a possible championship oppo
nent lor Liston, was recently
ranked first among heavyweight
contenders by the World Boxing
Association.
Sid Flaherty, manager of
Machen. was en route to Napa
from Billings. Mont.
"The last time I saw him he
appeared to be in good spirits
said Flaherty. "We all have our
ups and downs in this game, but
I don't think he had more than
the average fighter."
Flaherty said he last saw Ma
chen three days ago. He said that
at that time, "he was very en
thusiastic about the prospects ol
boxing tCassiusi Clay."
The manager said Machen had
not (ought in three or four
months partly because he re
ceived head cuts in an auto acci
dent. A professional since 1955, Ma
chen has won 41 bouts, lost four
and had two draws. One of the
draws came in his last bout, with
Cleveland Williams in Houston.
Tex.
Machen, who comes from Red
ding, Calif., has been knocked out
only once, by Ingemar Johansson
in the first round of a 1958 bout
Machen lost 12-round decisions to
Liston and Zora Folley and drop
ped a 10-round decision to Harold
Johnson.
Now fighting out of Portland
Ore., Machen racked up 25
straight wins before he was
decked by the then-unknown Jo
hansson. His 41 wins include 23
knockouts.
ADDS FIVE PLAYERS
MONTGOMERY. Ala. lUPH -
Five new players have been add
ed to the rosters for the annual
Blue-Gray football game Dec. 29.
Southern additions were Van-
Herbilt quarterback Hank Leses-
lie, Tennessee pass receiver John
ny Hudson and Baylor halfback
Bert Tate. Added to the North
squad were Michigan guard John
Minko and Notre Dame center
Ed Hoerster. -
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11th to 12th on Klamoth
Ph. 2-2581
Lflurentide Flnnc Co.
Mc Kings Potatoes
Bruce Oweni Realtors
Victors
Acmt Concrtf
Dlcs Body Shop
Htrald and News
Blngs Cate
Personal Denture Service
Bank of Klamath Falls
Modoc Lumber Co.
Landry Insurance
Results: Blnas Cate ?.
nance Co. 1; McKalgs Potaloes 4. Landry
Insurance 0; Dales Body Shoo 3. Victors
1 i Personal Denture Service 4, Modoc
Lumber Co. 0; Herald and News
1 Bruce Owens Realtors 1; Acme Concrete
1. Bank of Klamath Fads 2.
High team game. McKalgs Potatoes 42;
high team series. McKalgs Potatoes 2684;
high Ind. game. Wes McKalg 224; high
ind. series, Jim Dver 581.,
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Belts
Shipping Studs
Hard board Finishing
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Yardblrds
Spoilers
Sawmill
Nu-Loc-Nuts
Office Overhead
Kilowatts
Maintenance Supervisors
Warehouse
Gutter Snipes
Lett Overs
net. 12 results: Office Overhead 3,
Shipping Studs 1; No Accounts 4, Ware
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Snipes 3. Kilowatts t; Stand-up Shed 4.
Spoilers 0; Belts 3. Rejects 1; Hardboard
Finishing 4, Maintenance Supervisors 0;
Yard Birds 4, Nu-Loc-Nuts 0.
M.oh learn oame, No Accounts 10' 1
high team series, Yardbtrds 2935; high
Ind. game. Bob Ross 235; high Ind. n
ries. Bob Ross 599.
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1 carae Trailer Estates 36 24
I Suburban Finance 34'i 25'
1 Klamath Auto Wreckers
Mniildinacraft Inc.
Superior Troy Laundry 3l' i 2B' j
BRC Of A 30' I 29'?
Pacific Power & Light 31' i 31" a
, Bennington Steel BltJfl. Co. 77 33
, MaM Grocery 35 35
: Fine Arts 71 39
Dec. 12 results: Klamath Auto Wreck-1
ers 3, Mouldingcraft Inc. 1 ; Suburban
Finance 4. Benninaton Steel Bldg Co.
i Pacilic Power & Light 3, Fine Arts 1;
I M&M Grocery 4, Superior Troy Laurv
I dry 0; Serges Trailer Estates 4, BRC el A
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MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE
Soud Cellar
Jocks Super Market
Maurys Foreign Cars
Lewis Chevron
ValHers Cate
southern Oregon Music
lucky Lanes
Kingsley Jets
Klamath Tractor
Kingsley Voodoos
Superior Troy
Sixth Street Oxygen Sales
Dec. I? results:
Lewis Chevron-Lucky Lanai
e SI. Oxyg. Superior Troy 1 3
Maurys -Kingsley Voodoos 1 3
So. Or. Music-Spud Cellar 3 1
Valuers' Cafe-Jocks Market 1 3
Kingsley Jets-Klamath Tractor 4 0
High team game, Jocks Market 841;
high team series, Kingsley Jell 21 74; high
ind. game, Frank Beard 261; high Ind.
series, Frank Beard 673.
AUTOMOTIVB LEAGUE
Tims Shell
Lucky Lanes
Interstate Pump
Carlsons
West Heat Pump
boos Union
Klamath Cable TV
East Side Electric
Wilson Wiley Bgick
Overhead Door
Wheelers Nursery
Specialized Service
Dec. I? results:
Bobs Union-Interstate Pump
West Heal-Lucky Lanes
w. Wiley Bulck-Overhead Door
CarlsonS'Specialized Service
East Side E let. -Tims Shell o 4
Wheelers Nursery-K. Cable TV 3 1
High team game, Bobs Union 1059; hlah
team series, Tims Shell 3tS; high Ind.
game, Harley Hart 237; high Ind. series,
Larry Jones 611.
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Lauras Beauty Fair
Pioneer Tobacco Co.
Park Cabinet
Pacific Supply Cooperative
Spudnut
C.W A.
Sunrise Safety Center
ideilas Grocery
HRP
Merits Service Supply 16 41
Results: CWA 3, HRP it Kaler Auto
Service & Paris 4, Park Cabinet 0; Pio
neer Tobacco Co. ?, Sunrise Service Cen-
2; Lauras Beauty Fair 2, Ideilas Gro
cery 2; Pacific Supply Coop 3, Merits
Service Supply 1; Spudnut No. 2 3, spud
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oame, Don Eklund 2470 high Ind.
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Freemans Saddlery
Klamath Brick Tile
Winema Hotel
Bobs Flying A
House of Shoes
Klamalh Lumber & Bo
Clydes Market
Picketts Deiry
Big Y Market
Skyline Diesel
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Y Market 0; Les Hoback 3. Kl. Lumher
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dlery 1; Kl. Brick 1 Tile 3. Skyline Diesel
Picketts Dairy 2. House of Shoes 2.
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team serle., Les Hoback 21SI; hitjh Ind.
game, Barbara Hale her 204; Mgh Ind.
series, Gloria Centwell S10.
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