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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falli. Or. Monday, F hniary 4, 1MJ PAGE I Pel Wrestlers Hack Henley, Prineville Wins ASH HOOKS FOR TWO -POINTS Sophomore Terry Ash 1241, with his eyes shaded as it looks in the photo, from the flash, hooks a shot in for two points as Paul 8ran som 141 ) attempts to stop. Ash came off the bench to spark the Pelicans to a 68-63 win over the Comets from Crater to take the league lead. Beavers Meet Pilots; Stanford Faces UCLA West Coast Basketball Roundup By United Press International Tension starts to hind a little more this week for seventh-ranked Stanford in the Rig Six basketball race while the University of San Francisco. St. Mary's and Pepper dine all get a chance to make their move in the West Coast Athletic Conference. Standford, its lead over UCLA cut to a half-game after Friday's defeat by Washington, faces the Bruins on Saturday night after meeting Southern California on Friday. t'SF 3-0 and St. Mary's 2-0 each have weekend games against Pepperdine and 1-oynl,- who are on a two-team invas'on of the May Area. Santa Clara, which paces the WCAC with a 4-0 mark does not play any league games hut has an outside contest Satur day against Southern California. Oregon Slate and Seattle, re garded as t lie best independents in the Northwest, seem to have easy weekends in view. The Rea vers play feeble Portland twice while Seattle aces Montana Slate and the University of the Pacific. Idaho r 12-3' aces Oregon in two games Friday and Saturday. A rundown on Saturday's prin cipal action: K'l.A. the pre season choice to keep its conference tit!. made it two straight over Southern Cali fornia by drubbing the Trojans. Wv72. Once acain it was wonderful Walt Ilaward who paced the Rruins. matching the 27-pnint ex plosion he had triggered on Fri day. I SC guard Gary Holman held llavard scoreless for the first 13 minutes of play when the Ri'itin guard broke loose That was the only Rig Sis came of the night but California looked sharp in downing Orecon. 7U-38. after a diving, full court press cot the Rears off to an R-0 lead Hick Smith scored 22 points lor Cal which avenced Friday's lo-s to the Ducks. Stanford, a last second loser to Washincton on Friday. poslnncd ,Ms came at Washingtoi State he cause of icy roads. Santa Clara powertd by San .lose State. fi"-.Vi. in the only WCAC came of the n'cht The Old Timers Play Benefit ST PKTKRSBl tUi, Kla. T' The American nlHiim rrs, p!;iin2 imHrr the nrwrM rule in ihf rnk. bejf thr Na tional l-oacur -n SntuH.'iy in thr rizhth Annual March of Pimos ha.Oiiai1 cnntcM. Thr nlHlimcr. sprinklM with a frw present players. Manor! thr i'r1 hneh.iJI came to u the new rxpanflcH Mnkr 7nnp. A croud of l.vwi f;in watcher! the two tejm hattle tor sepn mninc under a clouHlesr sky. The American lea;-ie jumped on .Inhnnv Vandrrrruvr for two nin in thp fiM mnm: with nn C!r hv Vr'.r Ostichooe and ..ir Hrn ('lUwatrr. a walk, and an er- MT . 'atiLiionr, a former Pitt- hijfH mhrifirr. cainrred thrpe n.l m four trips wh: K.iii cot two in: Broncos, undefeated so far in the loop, led by as much as 14 points during the second half. Joe Weiss scored 19 points for them before fouling out with seven minutes to play. Dennis Bates had 23 (or the Spartans. In outside contests, the Univer sity of the Pacific ended an eight game losing streak by heating San Krancisco State, 68-63, Pepperdine fell before San Diego State, 55-51 and USF beat Gonaga 62 54, Sun day. The Tigers trailed throughout the first half, then finally went ahead with 13 minutes to plav Bill Wilson paced them with 1; points. Clyde Hadley, a reserve guard. came up with a hot hand from outside to give San Diego State its win over Pepperdine. Bob Warlick had 12 points in a lost cause. Ollie Johnson paced L'SF's win with 14 points and 20 rebounds. A 37-point splurge by Gus .John son not only set a new gymnasium record at Moscow but helped Ida ho brush past Idaho Stale. 90-37. The Vandals were rebounding from Friday's fifi-57 upset at the hands of Washington State. Knicks Lick LA Lakers. West Leader By Iniled Prrsn International MIA Standings F.astern Division W I, Pet Mnston M 17 .( .Syracuse .TO 24 .556 Cincinnati 29 27 .518 New York IS .10 .21)1 Western Division W I, Pel. Ixrs Angeles St. Inns Detroit San Francisco Chicaeo .7KH .m ..V4 ..T2 Rig (iene Conley. who has lieculiar habit of getting lost, suddenly has found his touch again even if he is playing with a taied-iip right index finger. Conley. a doubtful starter lo calise of his finger trouble, proved a pleasant surprise Sunday by coring II points as the Nw York Knicks also pulled a sur prise hy licking the ls Angeles Ukers. l22-. Along with Conley. newly quired Bob Nordmann also scored II points and Rrabbed Ift re Iwiunds to help the Knicks upset the National Ra-kethnll Associa lion's Western Division leaders Tom (loia led the winners with 2.1 (mints as well as holding F.I- cm Ralor to 21. Terry Dischinger. making hp h;d for rookie of tlie year honors pumped in 2S points to lead the Chicago Zephyrs to a ItO-im tri umph over the San rraneiscn Warriors, Dischinger scored five of his points in the last lo min utes to clinch the Zephyrs' win Wilt Chamberlain was hich man for the Warriors with 14 points A .IVpoint perlormam-e hy Sam .tones, who scored II of them in the final quarter, paced the Bos ion ('!is to i:t7.2a win oier the Detroit Pistons. Ref Blows On Hero's PITTSBURGH (UPD - Disap pointment filled Dave Roman's solt voice as he explained how a hero s ride wound up a nightmare Saturday night. Roman was hoisted high on the shoulders of hundreds of Pitt stu- denti sguinds after he had thrown in a 40-foot jump shot which ap leared to have given the Pan thers an uphill 6!Mi8 win over West Virginia. Meanwhile, virtually unnoticed. referee .lack O'Rourke was calm ly signalling for a timeout near the scorer's table, ruling that Pitt co-captain Ben Jinks had called timeout before Roman's shot was in the air. "I looked up at the scoreboard and we were still behind." Ro man said. "I saw the argument by the scorers table and then re alized what happened and all that time they thought I had won the game for them." It took 10 minutes to settle the dispute and clear the shocked crowd of 5.222 from the floor. One Second Remains One second remained on the clock and the Panthers (12-41 had a slim chance but .links' desper ation shot failed and West Vir ginia 114-51 had a M-67 win in one of the most dramatic games played here in years. It was a heartbreaking loss for the Panthers and their fans hut it was especially hitter for Ro man who brought the Panthers hack into the gome after they had been behind hy 16 points early in he second half. The 5-9 junior guard from Johnstown scored 20 points, with in coming in the second half whenever Pitt seemed to need a kev plav. Thanks to Roman. Pilt forged ahead with 2 52 left when Paul Kriecer made a lavup. Rod Shadow Of Undefeated Rv GARY KAI.F. I PI Sports Writer A sinister shadow returns to haunt lop-ranked Cincinnati In night and possibly end the Bear cats' hopes for their first perfect college basketball season in 53 years. A daring Drake team that forced Cincinnati into overtime last Thursday before losing, M-Mt. this time holds the advantage of the home court. Drake currently is the patsy of the Missouri Valley Conference with a 1-4 record while Cincin nati leads the league at 6-0. Another key contest tonight finds fourth-ranked Illinois pitting its 4-0 Rig Ten Conference lead asainst Indiana, which has won three of four loop games. On Wednesday night, tlie No. 3 Duke Blue Devils battle Wake Forest for tlie Atlantic Coast Con ierence lead Duke has a perfect lecord in eiht game acainst CHAMBERLAND SCORES A PAIR Wayne Chamber-land 1351, Pelican center, has just taken a pass from Hal Holman (not shown) and is virtually all alone as he shoots for two points against Crater Saturday night. Looking on is Crater's Paul Bransom 1411 and KU's Fred Kelley 1401. The Pelicans won to take the league lead and gain revenge over Crater, 68-63. Whistle Acclaim Thorn's foul tied it 66-fiS seconds later. With 44 iseconds remaining, Krieger's foul put Pitt ahead 67-66. Tom Lowry hit a push shot which turned out to be the win ning basket for the Mountaineers and West Virginia was leading 63-67 with five seconds left. Call Time Out The Panthers immediately called time out to set up their strategy. When play resumed, Roman got the ball and fired from 40, leet. It went through cleanly but the timeout had been called, nul lilviug the basket. Pitt Coach Bob Timmons ex plained alter tlie game that we were going to call it because we had to get one shot." He said the officials definitely made the cor rect call. The real loser, however, turned out to be Roman, a quiet boy who earned a hcro'a crown from the fans despite tlie loss. "I wish I wouldn't have taken the shot." he said Sunday. "It was a great thrill when they put me on their shoulders and now it's such a disappointment. "I figured I'd better shoot he- cause if something happened and we didn't call time out we'd just lie left holding tlie ball. I didn't hear the referee's whistle at all There was too much noLse." W ith that. Roman excused him self to get some rest. "I didn't sleep too well last night." he said sadly. I'SDF.RC.OF.S OPF.RATION HOUSTON lUPD -Former Green Bay Packer coach Lisle Blackbourn was reported in satis laclory condition today following a blood vessel operation in Hous ton Methodist Hospital. Defeat Faces Cincinnati leacue opponents and the Deacon are tvi. Cincinnati won its 35th straight game over a two - year season Saturday night be defeating St l)iiis. 70-40. Ron Benham led the winners with 18 points as the Bearcats blasted the Brllikens' chances of tying for the Missouri Valley lead Second-ranked Iiynla. the na tion's highest scoring team, raced to its 20th consecutive victory with an decision over Iowa. Imke took over undisputed pos session of the A AC lead w ith a rally in the last three minutes that defeated neighboring North Carolina. 77-6(1, Wake Forest dropped out of first place hy bowing to Clemson, 71-70. Fifth-ranked Arnnna Slate de feated Texas Western, M-fiO; the No. d Georgia Tech Engineers swamped Alabama. 74-51. eighth ranked Color ado stopped Oklaho ma. 77-68. and Wichita, rated loth, whipped Tulsa. 66-W. v"? Sfti If v -. 1 . High Flying Vaulter Planning U.S. Debut HELSINKI tUPD-Phenomenal Pentti Nikula, the high living inn who already has pole vault ed 16 feet, &i inches and feels he can do 17-4, makes his Ameri can debut at Ixis Angeles next Saturday night. The blond, 24-year-old bank of ficial astounded the track and field world last Saturday night by vaulting 16-a:i4, higher than any human ever has before. He will participate in four meets in the United States, starting with the Los Angeles Times indoor games on Feb. 9. "I am looking forward lo meet ing the best American pole vault ers, said iNikuia, wno ccicDratcci his 24th birthday one day after his record leap. I know tlie circumstances w he different than they are here in Finland, hut I think it will be much easier to compete in Amer ica now that I have my confi dence." Nikula. who had vaulted an or inary 14-9'j back in 11 before switching to tlie fibre glass pole, said "concentration" was the key Track Stars Turn Tourist LOS ANGELES (UPD- Soviet1 rack and field aces Valcriy Rrumcl, Igor Ter-Ovanesyan and Valeriy Bulishev arrived Sunday with their coach and made plans' to sec Disneyland. Hollywood and tlie usual things" before taking on more competition Saturday. Tlie trio, fresh from victories in New York Friday night, will com pete in the Los Angeles Times in door games. They arrived with heavy coats slung over their arms on a day which was the hottest Feb. 3 ever recorded at International Airport 91 degrees. II was their first trip to Los Angeles. After a brief rest in their Shera- ton-Wesl rooms they went through some exercises. Soviet Olympic coach Gabriel Korobkov. asked what sights they planned to take in. replied, "Dis neyland. Hollywood, the other things you have here." Ter-Ovancsyan s la-l perform ance was the nest inooor nroao jump ever 26 ft. 10 in. Rrumcl high-jumped 7-fool-2 in New York and Bulishev won the (WO-yard-run in 1 : 50 8. FUEL OIL DELIVERED 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. TU 4-6788 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. TU 4-6788 Jay Hawk PETROLEUM 2135 So. 6th er So. 6th antf Creit to his near-incredib e lean last """"""J- "Other jumpers will raise the record higher and higher in the future." he said. "I believe I will be able to clear 5S0 centimeters 117-4' j) and possibly even more." Prior to last Saturday, Nikula's best effort was 16-2'j last June 22 and that high stood throughout the world until C. K. Yang of Nationalist China and UCLA cleared I6-.T4 at Portland, Ore, two weeks ago. 01 all the American vaulters. Nikula considers Ron Morris his greatest threat. Nikula's coach. Vallo Olenius. differs. He thinks ex-Marine John UcLscs is the best of the U S crop. Henley Team Hangs Loss On Ashland The Henley wrestling team took on A-l Ashland Saturday night and whipped the Gnulies in easy fashion, 42-10. Coach Boh Creed's crew won II of the 13 matches and won three hv pins and two by for feits. Mike Smith pinned Jim Tyler in the l3!i-pou:id division in 3 40. Phil Hale slummed K Grischkow sky's shoulders to live mat in 3: 45. The third pin came in the 1711-pound evrnl where Tony Vassallo slopped Ralph Fitz gerald in 3:40 The two forfeits came al 106 and heavyweight classes. Bill Shaw decisioned Jerry Hoycr for one loss. Three varsity wresllers from Henley didn't wrestle. Fred Uodriguec, Pete Milanovich and I Huff DUGAN & MEST FEBRUARY Complete Phaccic Lubrication With Eoch Oil Chang Your Choice of Mobil, Quaker Stote, Pennioil, RPM Heavy Duty or RPM Delo Oil. Coll TU 4-3101 for Appointment or Free Pickup & Delivery DUGAN & MEST CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th The Klamath Union wrestling team, warming up for their nest league match against Medford's tough crew Saturday, downed Henley and Pnneville last Fri day and Saturday with ease. The Pelicans stopped Henley Friday. 38-9, and toppled Prine vill Saturday at Prineville. 36-11. It was the third win over Henley Ducks Find Cal Rugged BERKELEY. Calif. (UPD - Oregon's Ducks found out how- tough California was Saturday night. The powerful Golden Bears rated among the best on the Pa cific Coast rebounded from 60-55 upset loss to Oregon Friday night to post a 79-58 basketball victory over the Ducks. It was their 11th win in 16 starts. Hie loss left the visitors with a 6-9 record. California, rolling up a 52-29 halftime lead, used 16 players Dick Smith scored 22 points to pace the Golden Bears. Don Lauer added 18 for the winners. Jerry Anderson topped the Ore gon attack with 14, Scoring: cmiornii (7ti Lauer OP P T 4 4.4 I" J Ml 1 4 4 !4 3 14 II 00 3 71 10-0 1 J 3-4 13 I 1-) I 3. 0 I! 3 1 fl (M 0 0 A 04 7 0 A 0-0 A 0 0 t-7 A t A fro A 0 1 A 0-A 0 0; 0 0-0 0 0 It 00 0 0 31 1311 1" O F P T : -4 i a 4 7-7 4 14 3 4-4 3 10 7 0-1 4 a! 1-1 4 0 11 7 II 0 0-0 0 O 7 7-3 1 7 1 M 7 7 1 7 3 0 4 0 1111 0 fro 1 0 n u ii 14 ii 37. Oregon 79 CAroenler Wall D. Smith Ballmer Wuesle Woimerj Lewis Rucker Lulkln J. Smith Holt Olsen Belser Henderson e-llom Teteli Oregon (II) Jones Anderson voore Veres Glee son Johnson Mack Cooley Loy Hanson Nosier Tumt Tolll 1 H.llllmt Atltndanct: High School Scores By United Press International Ashland 64 Mcdford 62 K. 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JJ Ph. TU 4-3101 v IV I in three matches hut the matches are beginning to get closer. The Pels got (our pins against Henley Friday. They won 10 of the 13 bouts. Tom Miles, who was the only Pelican to win a match last Wednesday against the Japanese National All-Stars, pinned John Kraus in the 136-pound event in 3:07. Ron Hitchcock pinned Don Berry in a quick 2:51 in the 157 pound scrap. Tlie last two pins came in the 191 and 178-pound divisions. Bob Ewing pinned Leo Huff in 3:10 and Kent Puckctt pinned Tony Vassallo in 4:46. The three Henley wins came in the 115-pound scrap with Fred Rodriguez beating Gary Hawkins. 3-2: in the 141-pound class with Phil Hale decisioning Ron Head. 3-2. and Chuck Milanovich in beating Paul Wilson, 7-5, in tlie 148-pound weight. Tlie Pelicans took a long trip Saturday and downed Prineville by 36-11 with only five varsity members competing. There werei two matches in each of the weights of 123, 130. 141 and 148. The Peli cans got only two pins in this meeting. Doug Davis pinned Jim Straugham in the 123-pound event and Bob Daulton stopped Rick Smith at 168. They won 10 Adjust Brakes and Repack Front Wheel Bearings Rtplaotmcnt partt If M44 and torsion bar adut- nwrt no Inalvdad. Balance Both I C 111 iLJ Front Wheels ; S J Vq plua weight tie ,' Iilli-n lilWH- ill Align ( I Front End I M 1 m i ii m nw imauiMMiWi iitnn "f&mZtf WINTER BREADS ; APPLIED ON All SOUND TIN! If ' 111 i m air' leaeaJea where yor oWlar buy Mfl.ES more 1 1 BRAKE STORE -ST 6rh and Pine Phone TU 4-8109 and lost three in tins match, also. Other decisions went to Gary Hawkins, Gary Wishart, Rich Bath. Chuck Sweetland, Dan Wos ter, Paul Starkey, Ron Hitchcock and Bill Mills. KU PHINIVIlLl US-Gary Hawkins dec. G. McKen- lie. 4-4. IllGary Wishart dec. Ernie Paler- ton. e-0. IJJ Doug Davit pinned Jim Straugh am. 1JD-Rich tsam dec. Darrall Olsen. a-?. 130 H. Coulson dec. by Craig Wood ward. -?. 134 Chuck Sweelland dec. 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