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Newspaper Page TextHERALD ANT) NEWS, Klamath Falls, Or. Wednesday, January 30, ISM page-hi St. Mary's To Battle Seattle Five Tonight nesi loasi nasKeinall linundup only major West Coast basketball I non-conference duel with the ny uniico itcss International action before the IiiR Six Confer- Chiefs, who manhandled Loyola j he 01. .nary s uacrs. s 1 1 1 1 encc resumes linns tins weekend. Monday night, smartinq from a Monday night The Gaels, who have a 2-0 mark In the Bis Six. Southern Cali loss to Idaho State, visit the ru- in West Coast Athletic Conference fornia and UCLA meet twice dur- pea seatue tniets toniht in the'play. will be the underdogs in thc ins the weekend while Stanford north to tangle with RES MOOSE PA'S. LEAGUE W Lucky Lanet ty ; 0' Hair's Memorial Crtapi ji1 j : Altnmont Grocery 41 Musgrovt PlumbinQ 4(1' 1 : Harry Lanphear Insurance 38 Pesleqai Market 37 CP. & WW. Ward 37 -4y Club 34 Bings Satellite Room Wi 4l'i Merrill Moose 30 46 Jan. Jt results: Altamont Grocery 3, Merrill Moose 1; Lucky Lanes 4, C P. W.W. Ward 0; Bings Satellite Room 3. Pastegai Market 1; Harry Lanphear "40" CluD A, O'Halri Mem. Chapel 0. High learn game. Harry Lanphear Insurance 3' 7, Musgrove Plumbing l1 1; Insurance 863; high learn series, Lucky Lanes 2434; high ind. game, Merit Hans cam 247; high irtd, series, Ralph Clough MOOSE MA'S LEAGUE K Amusement Lauras Beauty Fair Russell Glass WOTM So. Ore. Music Sparkle Car Wash Bon Baiaar Amidons Medo-Land Nybacks Flower Fair Parks Cabinet Bings 31 45 U S2 Jan. 28 results: Sparkle Car Wash 4, Bings Cafe 0; So. Ore. Music 4. Ny f (jacks Flower Fair 0; WOTM 3, Russell Glass 1; K. Amusement 3. Bon Baiaar l; Medo-Land 3. Parks Cabinet l; Lauras Beauty Fair 3, Amidons 1. High team game. So. Ore. Music-Russell Glass (tie.) 736; high learn series. So. Ore. Music 7162; high ind. game. Mar tlyn Kempt 218; high ind. series, Marilyn Kemp! 557. BIG MONSTERS LEAGUE W L UnMrikables 16 H Pinbusters 15 12 Gallant Men 15 12 Rpd Devils 13 U AHey-oopi 13 14 Eagles 0 15 Jan. 76 result : Pinbutters 3. Eagles 0; Red Devils 3. Unstnkables 0; Gallant Men 3, Alley-ooos 0. High team game. Gallant Men $90, high learn teries. Pinbusters 1117; high ind. game. CreiQ Long 147; high ind. series, Craig Lrxig 260. COFFEE CUP LEAGUE ' W L Overhead Door 55 31 Putnam LOQQing 48 ' j 11' i Bings Satellite 44 32 Tower Furniture 43' i 33' i Clydes Towing 42 34 Jones Office Supply 41 35 Big V Mkt. 3' 1 36' Klamath Auto Wreckers 39 l Metier Bros 38 18 Bowden Music 38 38 Fashion Cleaners 35 41 D'iscoll 1 Prtdrjelt 1 32'? 43' i Johnnys Flyinq A 44' So. Ore. Aviation 301 j 45' Liens Store ?B 48 Suburban Finance 22 54 Jan 39 results: Clyde 1. So Ore.. Aviation 1 ; Bings 3, Frishion Cleaners i NITE. OWL LEAGUE 40' i 31' i 39 33 38' i 33', 38 37 35 36' i 35' i ?9'j 38' i 29 43 Coltonplckers A 1 Ds Sweepers Mustangs Panhandlers Coiton pickers . Hi-Zums The Bhnd Four 4-Damatlcs Jan. 29 results: Damatics 0; Sweepers 4, A & Ds 0; Pan handlers 4, Hi-Zums 0; Mustangs 3, The Blind Four 1. High team game. Cottonpickers 812; hiqh team series, Cottonpickers 2363; high ind. game merit, Leroy Brown 206; high ind. series (men). Sonny Heim 550; high ind. game (women), Phyllii Davis 177; high ind. series (women), Phyllis Davis 477. BOOSTER LEAGUE Duffs Healing porris Lumber Heaton Steet Kimball Glass Jacks Color Chip Metier Bros. Pelican Vobil Swill 8. Co. Amidons Unique Market Klamath JC Nelson TV Results: Dorris Lumber 3. Amidons I; Dufls Healing 4, Metier Bros. 0; Jacks Color Chip 3, Nelson TV 1; Unique Mar. ket 7. Pelican Mobil 2; Kimball Glass 3, Klamath JC I; Heaton Steel 4, Swift & Co. 0. High team game. Jacks Color Chip 1097; high team series. Heaton Steel 30?7; high ind. game. Harold Heaton 253; high Ind. series. Harold Heaton 565. NIGHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE W 35' 59' j 57' ? 56' i 38' t 55' i 39' t 49' i 45' i Klamath Hardwoods Crispy Creme Donuts Frantf Oil Filters Shortys Flying A Elmers Texaco Halls Signal Service Ravs Harley Davidson Sales 46 49 Weyerhaeuser 38' i 56' i Johnnys Flying A 33' i Al'.j Cash 8, Save Oil Co 31' i 63' i Results; Elmers Teiaco 2. Ravs Har ley Davidson Sales 3; CfiSPV Creme Do nuts 4, Weyerhaeuser 1; Cash 8, Save Oil Co. 3. Shortys Flying A 2; Klamath Hardwoods 4. Johnnys Flying A 1; Halls Signal Service 3. Franti Oil Filters 2. High team game. Crispy Creme Do nuts 671; high team series. Crispy Creme Donuts 1504; high ind. game. Bill Hanan iS6i high ind. series. Bill Hanan 866. FRI NITE MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE W L Ace TV 54 30 Weyerhaeuser Credit Union SO 34 MitChs Grocery 46 38 Coca Cola 45 39 Cash & Save 45 39 Norvals Golden Rule 42 42 Todd Building 42 4? Tower Service 40' j 43' j Kerns Dry Cleaning 40' i V i Bud 8 Jerris Midway MfcM Market 37' 7 46' 2 22'j 6l'il 1; Johnnys Flying A 3, Driscoll 8. Pdq-i jn 35 results: Bud A Jerris Midway j ett 1; Big Y Mkt. 3, Overhead Door 1; 3, coca col 1j M8.M Market 3, Kerns Bowden Music 3, Suburban Finance 1; Dry Cleaning ); Cash ft. Save 3, Wever Meuer Bros 3, Klamath Auto Wreckers , haeuser Credit Union 1; Todd Building Jones O'c 3. Putnam Logging 1; ti Nervals Golden Rule C; Act TV 4, Service 0; Mitchs Grocery 4, journeys Washington and Washington State. California entertains Oregon in a pair of non-con fcrcncc games Fri day and Saturday Loyola capitalized on Portland's mistakes Tuesday night at Port land to down the Pilots 66-58. The Pilots made 29 ball-handling er rors, although they hit better than 50 per cent of their shots in the first half. Dick Schiendler va: high man for the Lions with 17 points. Elsewhere Tuesday Fresno State bounced University of Pacific 79' 50, Nevada Southern trimmed Los Angeles State in overtime, 103-96, Westmont downed Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo 77-67, Santa Barbara beat Alaska 77-76, Cal Poly (Pn mona' whipped San Fernando Val lev State 85-7:1. and Whittier dumped San Diego University 77-65. Fresno State took the lead after four minutes of play and increas ed it steadily in downing the hap less Tigers of Pacific. The Bull dogs scored 47 points in the sec ond half with Maurice Talbot, who had 22 for the evening, leading the attack. Cal Poly and Whittier meet to nicht in the championship game of the Pomona Classic tourna ment. Other games on tonight's sched ule include Alameda Stale at San Francisco State and match between Alaska and Santa Barbara. . .... -i3 DEFENDING CHAMP Y. S. Yee, who is defending champion and YMCA Northwest Tournament badminton champion, will be competing in the local YMCA bad minton tournament scheduled for the Klamath Auditor, ium Saturday. The invitational tourney is sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department. Experienced and sand-lot players are invited to enter. For entries, call the Recreation Department ITU 2-3863I. There will be four divisions: women 18 and under; women 18 and over; men 1 8 and under and men 1 8 and over. There will be doubles and singles matches. Reserved Tabs Selling At CC Tickets arc now on s-alc at the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce for I lie Southern Oregon Leacuc basketball game in Pelican Court Saturday niht or the all-important KU-Cra-ter battle. The reserved seats arc on sale at the C of C for $1.50 and fans arc urcd to pick them up early because a full house is expected for this hi.q battle. High School Scores Oregon Prep Basketball By I'nitcd Press International Tillamook 58 Forest Grove 47 Parkrose 74 Silverton 31 Sandy 54 Wy east 42 N'orth Salem 56 Albany 4!) Corvallis 65 Sweet Home 41 South Salem fil Lebanon 52 Rainier 42 Clatskanie 38 Wancnton 51 Star of the Sea 50 Santiam 72 Scio 411 Rcedsport 54 Mapleton 4H Newport 50 WaldKrt 49 Toledo M Taft 58 Joseph 50 Enterprise 32 Lowell 50 Westfir 2 OIL DELIVERED 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. TU 4-6788 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. TU 4-6788 Jay Hawk PETROLEUM 2135 So. 6th or So. 6th and Crest Towfr Fu'nilure ?, LiC"S S'ore High 1mm Q'mt. Tower Furniture 7W; hioh tenm rin, Lif"S S'ort Hit; hiqh Irvl pm (women) Virginia Mfjrev high ind. tfnii (women I, Shirley Ecde 344. . Mid- BASIN LIONS LEAGUE W 0 Towei land Market 0 H-Qh lenrri rjnmt, Cocm Coin (47; MQh team jenes, Bufl fc Jerrn Midway !J; high ind. gamt (men), Walt Cool 321 ; h.qn ind. f iti (men), Walt Cool 416; high ind game (women). Thelma Kail- ! '.from 1U. high ind. Mries (women), Thelma Kallsirom SIS Dfjrrn L'oni V ' 1 3'' 1 Leo 4 7 Gems 4' i Jungle Kingi 45 The Buite't 4C j Lion Tamer Ifl Tii TwiiteM 31 Otiu": The flutter 4 4, le- 1; 3';, Lin Tamer r ?. Oorr- L'On 4. Qne Roareri I; Tail iw.l'tri 4, Jungn KinQt,, WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE oame. Die Green 234, ne. Vic Sampiet 733 y 1 Suburban Financ 41 Cra'er Lahe Creamery J Bech Jeiefi w';Ma'tert Furniture I 7 rophy H0Oe Gems Holiday Bowl Hour Ma'tmiiing Plumbing Finance 1 Malferi hQh Re ull Suburb N.gh team game. The BuMert 79S, high Furn.tur 2. Troohy Houie 4, Crater Lae ter.e. Rnareri itii . rnort mo Cffmery 0. Holiday Bowl 3. Beacni Jewele'S 1; Brownt Plumbing One Htvjr Martiniimg 1 High learn game. Suburban Finance 7? 4 high team erev Trthy MfMtte 1994; high ind Qme. Eldma Green wood lit, hgh ind. tenet. Ci'i Beard LIONt AUXILIARY LEAGUE Merrill Joy Ji Titert 37' 7 33 M9. TWINKLE TOES LEAGUE 37 77 1 ITMulfV Twtfe' 4. Merrill 0. Tail; w Tw.ter i, Joiiy J.llt 0 I Three Vueteert V M,gh team game. Tail Tvister .j. hiqh Scw"er p(n 3 teem series. Tail Twiviers inlfl. high Hoi'day Nutcackert 33 irvl eame. Gerfy Moo-e lit; hiflh ind. Uncoerns 31 tenet. Gerry MoO'e it. Jn ' rtsu'tf Spi"er P.n j. H-n. i riy Nutcrechert 1; Unconcerns 3, 3 Mut- HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE neteert I Petersen High team game. Untonrems w7. hon Patnts team sene, Un(onrernt high ind The Trophy Hriue 4s 19 game, Rrda Jack 333,. high ind. teries. Hawley PiaMermn Sfry-ce 4i M Perla Jack Ml Cra'er Enterortset 4B M Lewn Chevron 4Hj Souirt 4?' 54 Benn.ngion S'eei S'djs 4eS n Jan 39 results C'ate' Entrprisaj 3, Tf Troohy Mouse 0, Lewis Ce'cn 3. Partington Sel 0. Sau'rt 3, Ha Wert H.gh leam game senes. Sourt 3jir. I Pes'f'O'ia W, h g1 Roe'ona 714 Snittrt 130; h'Qh tram high ind game. (fG md. tenet, Goo Ask about daily "Business CarJ" SPOT ADS TU 41111 btVtKt SNOWorlCE DEMANDS TIRE CHAINS an am 1 imiL-ian fTSNOW tires : TOO We Trade Snow Tires and Chains BEACON SERVICE STATION Eait Main & Wontlond Ty 4-8304 GUN STORE STOREWIDE SALE mm sat. 20 OFF Ski Pants Ski Jackets uP to 50 OFF After Ski Boots R,",0,s 6.77 Ski Boots " 10 39.77 Ski Boots - 22.77 1 Group 5 PARKAS j Final Close-Out On WINTER JACKETS DACRON DOWN WOOL NEvTsHlTrErTf ICE SKATES JUST RECEIVED! Ice Skate Sharpening Precision Machine 100 pair (etasoQjS Crater is ranked third and the Pelicans ciphtli. Jamboree Scheduled Friday The Boys Basketball Jamboree will be held in Pelican Court Fri day, beginning at 6:30 p.m.. with 20 teams competing for honor this year. The tournament, sponsored by the Klamath Falls Public Schools Department of Physical Educa tion and aided by hte Pelican Booster Club, will have 10 games with each game consisting of to five-minute quarters. Not more than one time out is allowed per team. Officials will be furnished by the Klamath Falls Officials' .Association. The grade school tournament begins at 6:30 with bacred Heart A taking on Peterson A. Sa cred llcail B meets Mills' first B team at fi:50. Roosevelt B tangles with Mills' second B unit at 7:10 and Koosevelt A battles Fairview A in the "i:30 contest. Fairview B tackles Conger B at 7:50 with Mills' first A team tak ing aim on the Pelican A team in an 8: III clash. The Pelican B team scraps w ith Riverside B at 8:, in and will be followed by Mills' second A unit going against the Midgets at 8:50. The Mills' third B team will stand the Mills' fourth B team at 9:10 and the tourney will be closed out by the Conger A and River side A teams. Free Throw Meet Set For Juniors The finals for the Klamath I n ion Public Schools free throw con test will be held Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at the old armory and the winners and runners-up will finish Saturday night in a shoot-off on Pelican Court between halves of the KUCratcr game. This event is sponsored by the Elks and is a stale-wide affair. The game of American foot hall grew Irom the game of rug bv. 'Y' Cagers Win Contests First Raptist and First Chris tian got victories Tuesday night in the YMCA Church League basket ball race while Suburban Chris tian and Merrill Presbyterian won games Monday night. First Raptist downed Church of the Brethren. 57-30, with Dedrick hitting for 17 points and Water house for 14. Dour Millar topped the losers with 13. First Chris tian downed Merrill Presbyterian in the oilier Tuesday night game, 19-13. Handy Smith netted six and Bud Thompson four for the winners while Gary Hodges had four (or the losers. Suburban Christian toppled lloiie Lutheran Monday night, 36-17, with Jerry Dui'fce notching 10 points and John Rusth sev en for the losers and Ed Arnam was high for the winners with 15. Weaver added nine. Merrill Pres hylerian topped First Methodist Monday night, 26-12. Bill Garrity hit for II for Merrill and Randy Webb topped the losers with eight. It is the fifth annual such con test. The winner here will go to Corvallis to compete in the state contest which will he held in Gill Coliseum Saturday, Feb. 9. Pre-1 liminaries w ill be held at the Coli seum the afternoon of Feb. 9 with the fourth finalists competing at halttime of the Oregon State-Port land game that evening. The winner of this tournament will receive an all-expenso paid iti nun lilt- wit'mMI otaic oas- Ketnaii leam to the Washington State series at Pullman. Wash In addition, the four top finalists will receive engraved wrist watches. Former champions of the tour ney, sponsored jointly by the State Elks and the OSU athletic department, have been Ted Ama to. Portland, and Curt Markus. (iresham, 1959; Howard Durand. Estacada, 1960 and 1961, and Earl Baisley, Baker, 1!I2. FIGHTS By I'nlted Press International LONDON (UPll - Brian Lon don, 209, England, outpointed Tom McNocloy, 203, Arlington, Mass. lioi. NEW YORK (UPI) Lenny Mangiapane, 151, New York, stopped Danny Garcia, 151, Do minican Republic (3'. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. IUPP llumberto I Lefty Ban-era, 120, Robslown, Tex., outpointed Evar isto Salinas, 120, Mexico City (101. London Defeats McNeeley LONDON (UPll - Referee liar ry Gibbs was Uie toast of Brit ain's pubs today because of his durability. He had weathered 10 rounds of a rule-stretching, roughhouse fight between temperamental heavy weights Brian London of England and Tom McNeeley of Arlington, Mass., without throwing one or both out of the ring. "Here's to Gibbs, his nibs, wot kin really tyke it!" declared an admirer in a Fleet Street oasis who was well aware that the "dis qualification"was almost as prev alent in British boxir.g as the upright stance. At the end of tlw 10 rounds in London's Olympia, Gibbs un hesitatingly gave the decision to former British Empire champion London of Blackpool, Eng., be cause he had scored the lone knockdown in the fight and had given the w ild-swinging American a boxing lesson. In tlie seventh round, for ex ample, Gibbs shook a warning finger at Brian because the lat ter had stuck out his tongue at McNeeley and had taunted Tom into a raging but futile wild swinging attack, which London sneeringly avoided. SUSPENDED AGAIN ARCADL. Calif. (UPI) Jock Manuel Ycaza was hit with his second five-day suspension at the current Santa Anita meetuig Tues day w hen he was disqualified un til Feb. 7 for an infraeion last Saturday. 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