TWILITI LBAOUI
Douglas Servlci
IntcntAlt Pump
Lovencu Co.
Dennis Shell
Klamath Milk Producer
Dick B. Miller Co.
&httft Rlfhlleld
Ranch Club 37 37
Blue Ox 2
Oregon Wash. Telephone 25
Pacific Power 4 LUe 34
Monlaomerv Ward 15
Jan. 3 rwutH: Klamath Milk Producer!
. Inferitale PumD Jf Doualai Service
Pacific Power & Lite 1; Dick B. Mttler
ro ?. Blue Ox Sj Ranch Club 3. Ore
Wash. Telephone 1) Dennli Shell 3, Love
neti Co. 1; Shaita Richfield A, Monlgom
rv Wnrdi 0.
High team game, Klamath Milk Pro
ducer! 1010; high team series, Shasta
Rlchlleld 2797i high Ind. game, Larry
Geraghty 235 j high Ind. series, Stan
Hot) 600.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
W t
Suburban Finance 43 tl
Crater Lake Creamer
Beachs Jewelers
Hatters Furniture
Trophy House
Holiday Bowl t
One Hour Martinlilng
Rrmum Plumblno
Results: Suburban Finance 3. Beachs!
Jewelers It Crater Lak creamery
Troohv House I: Hatters Furniture
Holiday Bowl 1; One Hour Martinlilng
a. Browns Plumblno p.
High team game, Crater Lake Cream
erv 711: blah team series. Suburban Fi
nance 2005; high Ind. game. Eldina Green
wood 204; high Ind. series, Marge Ruger
526.
LION AUXILIARY LCAGUS
W
TjiI I Twister 2 26
Merrill 33' 26'
Jolly Jlllfl 32 28
Twlileri 20'j 38'
Resulli: Jolly Jlllt 3, Tall Twisters 10
Merrill 3, Twisters l.
High team game, Jolly Jills 592; high
Team series, tan iwmirj io, mn mo.
game, Marlene Ewlng 181; high ind. se
ries, vtariene twing
2Vi 24'
33 31
31 Vt tt'V
Fight
Plans
Slated
NEW YORK (UPI) President
Tom Bolan of Championship,
Sports, Inc.. says the site and
date for the return Sonny Llston
Floyd Patterson heavyweight ti
tle fight, already picked, will be
announced today or Thursday.
It will not be staged at Las
Vegas, Nev., where the state com
mission voted Tuesday to reject
any application for a liceijse to
hold the 15-roundcr in Nevada.
Bolan stressed that the site and
date were agreed upon Sunday
and that no Nevada application!
was made.
At Miami Beach, City Manager
James Pushkin admitted that CS1
had been making "preliminary
negotiations" to rent the Miami
Beach Convention Hall for the big
fight.
And Fred Aaronson, chairman
of tlie commission, would approve
the fight if application were made,
Nothing has been heard from.
the two other cities under con
sidcration Baltimore and Cleve-,
land and probably won't. Liston's
adviser, Jack Nilon, favored Bal
timore so heartily that Patterson
reportedly shied away. And Cleve
land never figured high in the
conferences.
Bolan disclosed that champion
Liston has started training at Chi
cago and that Pallersnn has been
conditioning at Highland Mills,
N.Y., for several weeks.
Liston took the title from Pat
terson on a knockout at 2: OR of
the first round in their fight at
Chicago Sept. 25. It was the
quickest capture of tlie heavy
crown in ring history.
HOLIDAY MASTIRI LEAOUC
PETERSON
POINTS
Hawlayf Plastsrlng Servlct
Tha Trophy HouM
Lewis Chevron
Crefer Enterprise
Squirt
Bennlnoton Steel Bldos.
Jan. results: Soulrt I, The Trophy
House 1; Crater Enterprises 3. Banning
ton steel Oj Hawleys Plastering 2, Lewis
Chevron l.
High team game. Carter Enterprises tit
high teem series. Crater Enterprises 2342
high Ind. game, Wayne Mlsco 24l high
Ind. series, Frank Beard Ml.
BASIN LIONS LEAOUI
Roarers
Dorrls Lions
Leos
Jungle Kings
Gems
Lion Tamers
The Busters
Tall Twisters
Results: Laos 4, Dorrls Lions Ij Tall
Twisters It. Lion Tamers 2; Gems 5, The
Busters t'l Roarers 5, Jungle Kings 0.
High tfem game, Roarers 710; high
team series, Roarers 2774; high Ind.
game. Bill Falvey 231 1 high Ind. series.
H. B. Dexter IV).
NIGHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE
W L
Klamath Herdwoods SO' 29'
Shortys Flying A 49 i 30'
Frentz Oil Filters 4'i 30'
Crispy Creme Donuts aa'l 29
Elmers Texaco it 39
Hells Signal Service 394 40'
Rays Harley Davidson 37 43
Weyerhaeuser 34'i 45'
Johnnys Flying A ?') SI'
Cash & Save Oil Co. . 23's Se'
Results: Crispy Creme Donuts 4, E
mere Texaco I; Shortys Flying A :
Franti Oil Filters 2: Johnnys Flying A 4,
Weyerhaeuser tl Halls Signal Service
Rays Harley Davidson Sales I; Klamalh
Hardwoods 4, Cash & Save Oil Co.
High team game, Klamath Hardwoods
A52i high team series, Klamalh Hardwood!
2446; high Ind. game, Ray Sandburg 255
high Ind. series, Ray Sandburg 931.
397 11 I i . - S f X. . J
I a"" "7 . " 1 ,.f
I " J - : : 4 ft
I
NITI OWL LEAOUI
& Ds
Mustangs
Hl-Zums
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33'j
32' I
32' 27Vj
Panhandlers
Sweepert
4-Damatics
CollonpJckers
The Blind Four tVH 37W
Jan. 1 reiulls: Panhandlers 3, A & Os
; 4-Damatics 4, The Blind Four 0; HI'
Zums 2, Cotton Plcken 2; Sweepers 3,
tviusrengi i.
High team game. 4-Damatlci 849; high
Team series, sweepers 1J64; man mo.
game (men). Gene piercv 208 hinh Ind
series imeni, Leroy Brown 54); high ind.
game (women), Btuleh Albers Vii high
ino. series (women), Beulah Albert 459.
BOOSTER LBAOUI
Duffs Heating 44 92
Dorrls Lumber 43 25
Heaton Steel 37 31
Kimball Glass 3 32
Metier Bros. 36 32
Jacks Color Chip 33 35
Swift ft Co. 33 35
Klamath JC 32 36
Pelican Mobil 30 38
Am Won I 30 38
Nelson TV 76 42
Unique Market 76 42
Jan. I results: Dorr is Lumber 3. Klam
alh JC 1; Nelson TV 7. Metier Bros. 2;
Swift ft Co. 3, Kimball Gless 1; Duffs
Healing X Unique Market 1; Pelican Mo
bil 4, Amldons 0; Heaton Steel 3, Jacks
Color Chip I.
High team game. Duns Heating 1092;
high team series. Duffs Healing 3041; high:
game, jack Mpner mi hign ind.
series, Jeck Metier 589.
COPPM CUP LIAOUE
48
47' i
39'
77
33'- 30')
31 33
30 34
28'i 3V
W1 37' j
26' i 37' j
27
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Hornsby Funeral
Slated Today
CHICAGO (UPn - The body
of Holers Hornsby was headed
today for its final resting place
nt a little cemetery In Hornsby's
Bend, about nine miles from Aus
tin, Tex.
It was to be the second funer
al In two days for baseball's
greatest rigbthanded hitter, who
tMiccumbed to a heart ailment
Saturday In a Chicago hospital at
tiie age of 66.
More than inn honorary pall
bearers were named for the final
rites at Homshy's Bend.
Two I ve honorary pal I hra re rs
attended Tuesday's memorial
service in Chicago. They includ
ed three Hall of Fame players
Hay Schalk, Gabby HartneU and
Ted Lyons.
Overhead Door
Pulnams Logging
Tower Furniture.
Blngs Satellite
Clvries Towing
Jones Office Supply
Big Y Mkf.
Klamalh Auto Wreckers
Metier Bros.
Fashion Cleaners
Bowden Music Co.
Driscoll ft Padgett
Johnnys Flvlng "A"
So. Ore. Aviation
Lelns Store
Suburban Finance
Jen. I results: Rings Satellite 4, Bow
den Music 0; Clyde Towing 4. Driscoll
ft Padgett 0; Overhead Door 3. Suburban
Finance ti Tower Furniture 3, Big Y Mkl.
I; Klamath Auto Wreckers 3, So Ore
Avlallon It Putnems Logging 3, Metier
Bros. I; Jones Ofc. Supply 2', Johnnys
Flvlng "A" I'd Lelns Store 2. Fashion
Cleaners 2.
High team game, Pufnams Locoing 762;
hlgh team series, Klamath Auto Wreckers
7t04i high Ind. game, Juanita Putnam
21 1 1 high Ind. series, Barbara Cook 524.
LITTLI MONSTERS LIAOUE
(BANTAMS)
W L
Martians 14 4
Screwhelts ta 4
Flint fortes 4 12
Stars 6 17
Stars 17
Jettons
Alley Cats 3 13
Jn. s results Jettons 1, Alley Cats 0:
Screwballs 3, Fllntstones 0j Mar Kens
3, Stars 0.
High team game, Screwballs s3; high
enm series, scrtwhsm ,,; high Ind
game. Allen Barrett 147, high Ind. e
net, Henry Rarleen 241
f
RODGERS SCORES Warriors' Guy Rodger, gets
"three feet" in the eir at he jump past Celtics' Bob
Cousy to score during the first half of action Tuesday
night in the San Francisco-Boston game in San Francisco.
The Celtics won, 118-112. UPI Telephoto
Loyola Continues
Winning Streak
By United Press International
Jerry Harkness, who has
helped bring nationwide fame to
Loyola University of Chicago,
also is helping himself to some
personal glory.
Although Loyola stresses team
play and holds down tlie role of
the individual, Harkness is the
leading candidate among the un
defeated Ramblers for All-Ameri
ea honors this season. He further
proved this Tuesday night when
he broke two school records while
pacing Loyola to an 87-68 victory
over Marquette.
It was the 14th triumph in a
row for the second-ranked Rani'
biers, who lead all college bas
ketball teams in total offense.
Harkness poured in 23 points at
Milwaukee to break Jack Kerns'
school career mark of 1,377 points
and his three free throws enabled
im to surpass Kerris' record of
585.
Strong Ail-Around
Proud as they arc of Harkness,
tlie Kamhlers still boast of their
all-around strength and point to
the fact that quite frequently all
five members of the starting unit
score in double figures.
Boxer Remains
In Deep Coma
LOS ANGELES (UP1 In
jured Argentine fighter Alejandro
Lavorantc, unconscious since be
ing carried from the boxing ring
on a stretcher last Sept. 21, was
still in serious condition today.
The 26-year-old heavyweight
who has undergone three brain
operations during his lengthy con
linement at California Lutheran
Hospital, has never emerged from
a slate of coma brought about
by serious brain damage.
Such was the case again Tues
day night as Vic Rouse had 20
points, John Egan 16 and Leslie
Hunter and Ron Miller 14 each
In another bid midweslern con
test, Bradley registered 57 points
in the second half to overcome
a halftime deficit and beat North
crn Michigan, 91-64.
Trailing, 38-54. st intermission,
the Braves thrilled a partisan
crowd by clicking on 74 per cent
ol their second-half floor at
tempts. Mack Herndon was the
individual hero as he missed only
one of 14 shots during the rally
and finished the night with 40
points. Gary Silk was the top
scorer for Northern Michigan
with 18 points.
Paces Southwest Action
There was a full complement
of activity in the Southwest Con
ference and title favorite Texas
led the parade with a 76-38 wal
loping of Baylor. Texas A&M de
feated Rice, 71-61, Arkansas top
pled Texas Christian, 81-59, and
Southern Methodist beat Texas
Tech, 70-61.
Elsewhere, Virginia Tech up
ended Virginia Military Institute.
74-70; George Washington edged
Maryland, 74-72: Pcnn State beat
Bucknell, 88-83. in overtime; West
Virginia defeated Davidson, 89-73;
Tennessee Tech dumped Western
Kentucky, 7rV60; Oklahoma City
edged Loyola of New Orleans.
77-75; and William & Mary halted
Tlie Citadel. 83-69.
Bonanza Defeats
Bly Bobcats, 71-36
BONANZA (Special) - The Bo
nanza Antlers got back onto the
winning trail here Tuesday night
Bobby Layne
Undecided
LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPD - Pitts
burgh Steeler quarterback Bobby
Layne, who says his arm is as
strong as ever, will think about
it awhile before making any de
cision on his future.
The blond former University of
Texas quarterback seemed a bit
nettled Tuesday at suggestions
made by Steeler ' coach Buddy
Parker that he' (Layne) had
played long enough." Parker
said Layne's arm "is not as
strong as it used to be."
They don't say anything about
Tittle (Y.A. Tittle. 35, New York
Giants quarterback). . .and I'm
only one year older than Brown
lEd Brown, the other Steeler
quarterback)," Layne said. Na
tional Football League records
show Layne as 34 and Brown
as 31.
'I don't have any idea what I
will do," Layne said. "It's just
something I've got to think about.
It's too long from now till next
season. It's no! my srm. My arm
is as strong as ever."
when thev trounced the Rlv Rnh
cats in a Klamath County League
contest, 71-36, with four players
tutting in double figures.
The Antlers simDlv had too
much cunning oower for the
Bobcats as they took a first quar
ter lead oi 14-9 and increased it
in every period. The Antlers
chalked ud 20 rmints in the sprnnri
period, 19 in the third and another
iu in me tourtn. my scored in dou
ble figures only in the third with
u.
Fred Dearborn paced the Ant
ler attack with 19 points. He was
backed up by Ernie Nichols' 12
Richie Steber with 11 and Eddie
Simmons with 10. Johnny Go-
dowa was the only Bobcat to hit
in the double column with 10
markers. Mike Crawford hit seven
and Jack Patzke eight to aid Go-dowa.
This victory gave the antlers a
2-2 league mark, two of the loss
es having come at the hands of
Chiloquin.
Score by quarters:
Bonanza 14 20 19 1871
Bly 9 6 13 8-36
Scoring:
Bonanza New lun 8, Burnett 2,
Simmons 10, Tofell 2, Steber 11.
Lalloda 1, Nichols 12, T. Seader,
2, Dearborn 19, J. Seader 2.
Bly Davis 3, Foster 3, Clemens
2, Watts 1, Crawford 7, Godowa
10, Patzke 8.
PAGE 4-B
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Wednesday, January I, 1963
Contact Lenses May Aid
Seattle's Eddie Miles
SEATTLE (UPD-Now that he.
can really see the hoop, Eddie
Miles, Seattle University s pat
ented bomb sight, is shooting bet
ter than ever.
In fact, the 6-4. 200-pound Chief
tain senior is taking dead aim on
All-America honors thanks to a
pair of contact lenses.
"You know what?" asks Miles.
"Last year I had to ask my
teammates the score because I
couldn't read the scoreboard. Iti
was just a blur."
Blur notwithstanding. Miles
connected on 47 per cent of his
field goal attempts last season
and averaged 23.33 points per
game as the Chiefs finished with
an 18-9 slate.
Oregon State dropped the Chiefs
69-65 in overtime in a first-round
NCAA regional test to close out
last season but Miles was on tar
get with 10 of 14 long jumpers
and six of eight from the foul
line.
Among U.S. Leaders)
This season, thanks to the con
tact lenses. Miles is averaging
24 points per game and ranks
among the top college scorers in
the nation.
Now, it's just a big sunny
day," says Miles who usually
teams with whirlwind sophomore,
Charlie Williams in the Seattle!
back court.
Miles picked up a flock of boost
ers in the recent Far West Clas
sic at Portland where he was
named to the all-star five al
though the Chiefs lost an over
time tussle to California in their
opening game.
"I'd say Miles will be high on
the draft list of the pros," said
Rene Herrerias, California coach.
"He's a great shooter."
"He has to go down as one of
the best guatds I've ever seen,"
added Jack Friel, former Wash
ington State coach. "Man, can he
shoot.
Vince Cazzetta, chose Chiefs
now sport a 9-3 slate, is just as
sold on his star.
"Eddie is good under pres
sure, says cazzetta. He al
ways comes through when you
need it. He works hard, has a
fine attitude toward the game
and he never loses his poise."
Eyes Pro Career
Miles is interested in playing
professional ball and Cazzetta
thinks he can make it.
Miles has been a marked man
in all Seattle games. In addition,
he has taken on the opponents'
toughest scorer every time out
and usually comes out ahead.
"He's a dedicated defensive
player," says Cazzetta. "When we
beat Dayton, a Cincinnati scout
told me he watched Miles the en
tire game and did not see Eddie
make one technical mistake on
defense."
Miles does most of his sniping
from the outside on long jumpers
but when he does move inside he
is a dangerous rebounder.
Against Arizona, whem the
Chieftains defeated in the Far
West Classic, Miles lost one of
his contact lenses. Nobody could
find it.
"His shooting went right down,"
says Cazzetta.
Now, whem Miles bombs away
out on the court, there's a spare
pair guarded with loving care
safe on the Seattle bench.
PAYS BIG DOUBLE
ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) -The
daily double at Santa Anita paid
record $1,927 Tuesday when
52-1 shot Bobby's Love won the
first race and 36-1 outsider Roy
ston captured the second.
I 1 NEWSPAPERS tl
Florida has nearly a million
rooms available for tourists. I
RKCOKIi
MO.NTKBVL HTI-Jean Be
livrau of the Montreal Canadicn
scored 12 foals during the 19SS-S6
National Hockey League Stanley
Cup series, the most ever during
the plnyof's.
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812 Klomath Ave. Klamath Falls, Ore.
tt 2 BIG DAYS
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Saturday, January 12h, Starts at 9:00 a.m.
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This shop once employed 80 men.
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