.HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore
Wrdwtda.r, January 13, 19M
SCORES
BOOSTER LEAGUt
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Duffs H tiling 51 j
Dwri LumMr 4J 7t
Htilon Steel 44 32
Klmbll Glm 3 37
Wetter Bros. 37 39
JCkt Color Chip U 40
Swift . CO. 35 41
Pelicm Mobil 34
AmkJons s 34 43
Klamath JC 33 43
Unique AAtrket 33 43
Nelson TV 31 44
Results: Unique Market 3. Jacks Color
Chip l ; Ami dons 3. Swift & Co. 1 ;
Duffs Heating 3, Dorrli Lumber 1; Nelson
v j, Kimoaii biass Heaton Steel 4,
Metier Bros. 0; Pelican Mobil 3, Klam
ath JC 1.
High team game. Heaton Steel 1064;
rugh team series, Heaton SI eel 3023; high
ma. game. Jim pver 721; high Ind.
ries, Jim Dyer 591.
NITE OWL LEAGUE
A I Ds 40' 1 27' j
m-xumj 3ji -
Mustangs 351, 331,,
sweepers 35 33
Panhandlers 34 34
Cotton Pickers 33 35
4-Oamatics )9 39
The Blind Four 21'i 3S'
Jan. 22 results: Hi-Zums 3. Blind Four
10; Mustangs 3. Panhandlers 1; Sweepers
4. 4-uamatic 0; A & Ds 3. Cotton
piCKers 1
' High team game. Sweepers 817; high
iem series. Sweepers 2309; high Ind.
game (men). Sonny Helm 212; high Ind
series (men). Sonny Heim 592; hiqh Ind
game (women), Ellen Doty 185; high ind
series (woman), Ellen Doty 466.
NIGHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE
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55' j 34' 1
54' 7 35
S3'? 36' 1
53' t 36' 2
47 43
44') 45' 1
43 47
52'
Kiemalh Hardwoods
Frantz Oil Fillers
Jhortyi Flying A
Crispy Creme Oonuts
Elmers Texaco
Halls Signal Service
Rays Harley Davidson Sales
Weyerhaeuser 37' 1
Jornnys Flying A 32' 1
Cahf & Save Oil Co. 28' ? 61' 1
Results: Eimtrj Tex 1 co 4, Halls Sig
nal Service 1; Cash & Save Oil Co. 4;
Weyerhaeuser 1; Rays Harley Davidson
Sales 5, Johnnys Flying A 0; Crispy
Crtme Oonuts 3. Frant: OH Filters 2;
Klamath Hardwoods 4, Shortys Flying
Hiqh team series, Klamath Hardwoods
2444; hiqh team game, Klamath Hard
woods 663; high Ind. game, Dick Leifetle
2: man mo. sertes. Bill Hanan 841
First Christian
Notches Victory
First Christian and Latter-day
Saints Second Ward teams took
victories Tuesday night in the
Y.MCA Church League basketball
games..
First Christian stopped Hope
Lutheran in the high school divi
sion with Randy Smith leading
the charge with six points. Gary
Durfree had eight for the losers.
The LDS Second Ward beat the
First Ward. 33-15, with Randcan
Hancock hitting eight and Burrell
Gober 10. Bob Ellis led the losers
w ith (our points.
Portland May Be
PBA Meet Site
PORTLAND (UPD-There is a
possibility that bowling's "million
dollar showcase' the Profession
al Bowlers' Association tour will
come to Portland later this year.
The tournament, the first top
flight 10-pin event ever scheduled
in the state, has been olfcred
dates tentatively set lor Sept.
26-29. 20th Century Lanes here
probably would be the site.
'The Portland tournament would
be part of PBA's regular summer
swing with stops at Seattle. Salt
Lake City, and Spokane.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC
Suburban Finance
Crater Lake Creamery
Beachs Jewelers
Hatters Furniture
Trophy House
Holiday Bowl
One Hour Martlnliing
orowns Piumomg n 53
Results: Suburban Finance 2, Holiday
Bowl 2; Crater Lake Creamery 4, Browns
Plumbing 0; Beachs Jewelers 2, One
Hour Martinliing it Hatters Furniture 1
Troohy House 1.
High team game, Beachs Jewelers 711;
hlgh team series. One Hour Martlnliing
2075; high Ind. game, Mvgv Wolf 311;
high Ind. series. Jeannie Paillette $55.
HOLIDAY MASTERS LBAOUB
Peterson
Points
44 J. 73
Service 463.36
460.30
457.71
450.74
The Trophy House
Hawleys Plastering
Crater Enterprises
Lewis Chevron
Squirt
Bennington Steel Bldgv 444.27
Jan. 2 results: Squirt 7, Bennington
Steel t; The Trophy House 3. Hawleys
Plastering l; Crater Enterprises X Lewis
Chevron 0.
High learn game, Crater Enterprises
58; high team series. Crater Enterprises
2403; high Ind. game, Al Samples 267;
high ind. series. Al Samples 617.
BASIN LIONS LEAGUE
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Roarers 5 26 1
Dorris Lions 47' 37W
Leos 46 3
Jungle Kings 44 41
Gems 3 43
Lion Tamers 38 47
The Busters 31 1 48'
Tail Twisters 37 J8
Results: ' Dorris Lions 3, Gems 7; Lion
Tamers 3, Rearers 3; Jungle Kings 4,
Leos li The Busters A. Tail Twisters 1.
High team game, Dorris Lions 719; high
team series, Dorris Lions 2654; high ind.
game, H B. Dexter 235; high Ind. series.
H.B. Dexter 762.
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MOOSE PA'S LEAGUE
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35' i 36' i
31' 1 40')
2 43
Lucky Lanes
O'Hairs Memorial Chapel
Musgrove Plumbing
Aiiamont brocery
CP. & W.W. Ward
Pastegas Market
Harry Lanphear Insurance
Bings Satellite Room
"40" Club
Merrill Moose
Jan. 21 results; Bings Satellite Room
3, O'Hairs Memorial Chapel 1; Merrill
Moose 3, "40" Club 1; Musgroves Plumb
ing 3, CP. tr W.W. Ward 1; Pastegas
Market 3, Lucky Lanes 1; Altamont Gro
cery 3, Harry Lanphear Insurance 1.
High team game, Merrill Moose 903;
high team series, Merrill Moose 272 ;
high Ind. game, Johnny Baley Jr. 257;
high ind. series. Johnny Baley Jr. 668.
COFFEE CUP LEAGUE
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Overhead Door S4 t
Pulnams Logging 47' i ?4' i
Tower Furniture 41 'a 30'i
Binqs Satellite 41 31
Clydes Towing 3' 33
Klamath Auto Wreckers 38 34
Jones Onlce Supply
Big Y Market
Metier Brothers
Bowden Music Company
Fashion Cleaners
Driscoll & Padqett
Southern Oregon Aviation
Johnnys Flying "A"
Liens btore
Suburban Finance
Jan. 27 results: Klamath Auto wreck-;
ers 3, Jonts Office Supply 1; Overhead i
Door Co. , Liens Store 1; Fashion Clean
ers 3-' iuurban Finance 1; So. Ore, Avi
ation 3, Johnnys Flying "A" I; Driscoll 8.
Padgett 3, Putnam Loqqlng 1; Bings Sat
ellite 3, Tower Furniture 1; Clydes Tow-
q 2. Metier Bros. 7.
High team game, Bings Satellite 784;
hiqh learn series. Bings Satellite 2)3;
hiQh Ind. game, Derlene Bowers 313;
high Ind. series. Pal Bridge. 570.
MOOSE MA'S LEAOUE
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Russell GNm 45 37
K. Amusement 44 18
Lauras Beauty Fair 43 3
WOTM 43 ?
Southern Oregon Music 37 35
Sparkle Car Wash 37 35
Amidons 34 31
Bon Baiaar 34 38
Ny backs Flower Fair 31 41
Medo-Land 30 47
Parks Cabinet 30 42
Bings Cafe 74 48
Jan. 31 results: wotm . Bings cate
; Russell Glass 4, Nvbacks Flower Fair
0; K. Amusement 4, Amidons 0; Sparkle
Car Wash 3, So. Ore. Music I; Bon Ba
iaar 3, Medo-Land t; Parks Cabinet 2.
Lauras Beauty Fair 2
Hioh team name. K. Amusement 779.
Won team series. Russell Glass 3777; hiqh
ind. game. Evelyn Brennjin 314. hgh Ind.
series. Elaine Pickerill 573.
36' i 35':
31' 40'?
39' i 47' 2
78' i 43' i
76 46
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Terry Baker Receives Warner
Award Among Array Of Stars
PALO ALTO. Calif. (UPI II
will be just one iiore season for
Hush McElhcnny and Y. A. Tit-
WISCONSIN STAR SIGNS Wisconsin's star of Ihe 1963 Rose Bowl game, quarter
back Ron VanderKelen, inked a one-year contract with the Minnesota Vikings in Min
neapolis Tuesday, taking time out from his semester final examinations to make the
trip from Madison, Wis. At left is Viking head coach Norm Van Brocklin and at right
is General Manager Bert Rose. UPI Telephoto
Minnesota Vikings Sign
Wisconsin's VanderKelen
MINNEAPOLIS (UPI I -Offi
cials of the Minnesota Vikings,
elated over their surprising suc
cess in landing one of the hot
test pro football quarterback pros
pects in years, began making
plans today on how to use the
star Wisconsin caller.
The player, of course, is Ron
VanderKelen of Green Bay, Wis
who signed a hefty one-year con
tract with the Vikings Tuesday
presided over a press conference
Fight Will Be
Held In Miami
MIAMI BEACH (DPl - The
on-again, off-again battle between
heavyweight champion Sonny Lis-
ton and former king Floyd Pat
terson is on again. ..And again,
it's an "if" proposition.
Promoters and lawyers met
here Tuesday and announced the
fight will be held at Miami Beach
Auditorium, which ' scats up to
15,000 persons. April 4 "if" Cham
pionship Sports, Inc., comes up
with $207,000 for Listen this week
end.
The money, which includes Lis-
ton's winnings from his earlier
first-round knockout of Patterson
has been held in escrow to assure
that the contract for a return
match between the two is carried
out.
Jack Nilon, Liston's adviser
said alter the private conference
that "we'll be ready to sign the
contract next w eek if they I Cham
pionship Sports' come through
with (lie money a promised this
weekend."
and left for home to continue
studying for mid-term examina
tions at the University of Wisconsin.
VanderKelen, whose passing
made him the hero of the Jan.
1 Rose Bowl game, ignored pres
surcs from his home town to sign
with the Packers and instead
chose to go with the younger
Vikings squad.
He expressed confidence that he
would get to play more with the
Vikings than with most other Na
tional Football League clubs, and
said he was impressed that the
Minnesota team "would think
enough of me to have their head
coach (Norm Van Brocklin! come
to see me personally."
He said the contract carries
substantial" salary, but one that
was "not way out of line.
The 6-1, 176-pound passing whiz
said he chose the Vikings, who
had a 2-11-1 record last season
over the world champion Packers
because the "Vikings are a new-
team, orr their way up, and I'll
have a fine opportunity to play
with them."
Van Brocklin agreed and said
VanderKelen w ill be "given every
chance to play football."
"We'll have him In our offices
in the Twin Cities prior to the
opening of summer drills so he
can learn Uic terminology ana
technicalities of professional foot
ball." Van Brocklin said.
Then when we go to camp
(Bcmidji, Jlinn.i he'll know what
he's talking about."
D. Schayes
Plays 1000th
Cage Game
NEW YORK i UPI i - The first
games were the hardest for Dolph
Schayes, the tireless "old man"
of the National Basketball Asso
ciation.
Schayes. who has played his en
tire pro career with the Syracuse
Nationals, reached the NBA mile
stone Tuesday night in a game
against the St. Louis Hawks.
"The first 1.000 games were
tough," said the 34-year-old for
mer New York University star,
"and the second 1,000 will be
tougher."
Schayes played only 15 minutes
in Syracuse's 113-93 loss to St.
Louis in the opener of a Madison
Square Garden doubleheader and
scored seven points. These points
gave him a record 18.778 since
his graduation to the pro ranks
in l!M8.
tie, longtime pillars of the Na
tional Football League and then
they will let the younger genera
tion take over.
Both aging pro stars insisted at
the annual Palo Club banquet
Tuesday night that they would re
tire following tlie 13 campaign.
I can't take the licks any
more, said McLlhinny who is
best remembered for his broken
field running with the San Fran
cisco Forty Niners and now plays
for Minnesota. "Every time I got
up after a tackle last season, I'd
be shaking my head."
Tittle, who quarlerhackcd the
New York Giants to the Eastern
Division crown during the past
two seasons after the Forty Nin
ers had discarded him, said that
lie would hang up his equipment
after next fall then sit in Kezar
Stadium and help boo John Bro-die."
"Seriously, though," said the
35-year-old "Bald Eagle" who was
TOURNEY SET AT OSU
CHICAGO (UPI - The "Scar
let" course at Ohio State Univer
sity will serve as the site for the
1963 Western Golf Association's
junior championship Aug. 13-17.
given a standing ovation at the
dinner, "Brodie is one of the
great quarterbacks in the busi
ness. As (or me I've said for the
last four years that I'll retire and
this time I mean it."
Tittle has a good insurance
business going here while McEl
hcnny. 34, has invested in a su
per market chain nearby.
The two gridders joined a
crowd of 800 that applauded Ore
gon State's Terry Baker when he
received the annual Pop Warner
Award as the West Coast's most
valuable senior college football
player (or 1962.
Baker, named All America
quarterback by 11 different news
organizations, said that he would
sign a pro football contract alter
he is graduated.
Both the Los Angeles Rams of
the NFL and Oakland Raiders of
the rival American League are
after his services.
"Like Billy Cannon of the Hous
ton Oilers, I might sign one con
tract with my left hand and an
other with my right," cracked
the ambidexterous Baker.
He was referring to the 1960
dispute between the Rams and
Oilers. Each team claimed that It
had obtained the signature of the
Louisiana State whiz.
Other comments:
Jackie Jensen. ex-Boston Red
Sox outfielder "Terry tells me
that he doesn't like airplanes any
more than I do. If he did go into
big league baseball, I hope that
an aversion to flying wouldn't re
sult in his missing three All Star
games as I did. . ."
Alvin Dark, San Francisco Gi
ants manager "I hate to keep
Willie Mays out of the lineup; we
need him even if he faints as he
did last September. Well, we'll
rest him some this season dur
ing the spring..."
Coach Red Hickey. whose San
Francisco Forty Niners lost eight
out 14 "Yeah, I put my big foot
in my mouth last summer when
I said this could be our finest
Forty Nincr team. I'll never
make another statement like that
again. We didn't get the breaks?
We had a hospital full of 'cm..."
Mays, who received a "Good
Guy Award" from the San Fran
cisco baseball writers "Are there
any Dodger fans in the house'.'"
Crowd "No!"
Mays "We won the pennant
this year, that's why!"
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