St. Mary's Pulls Out Win
Over Touah Santa Clara
By United Press International
St. Mary's has won round one
of the three-cornered brawl (or
the West Coast Athletic Confer
ence basketball title.
The Gaels pulled out a 72-69 de
cision over tough Santa Clara
Tuesday night at San Jose as bril
liant Steve Gray got some unex
pected help from guard Joe Lee
Santa Clara rolled up a 36-29
halftlme bulge but melted in the
NITB OWL LBAOUI
A & Ds
Pan hand lars
Mirttanfja
H'-Zumi
Cotton Pleken
The Blind Four
4-Damatlc
W
4' 3SVi
44
43' M'.i
4V, 08', i
39 43
32', 43 Vi
49
Feb. 12 raiulti: Hl-Zumi 3, Muitanoi 1
A & Dl 2. 4-Oimstlct 2; Sweepers 4,
Cotton Picker 0; The Blind Four 4,
Panhandlan 0.
- High teem game, 4-Demetlct W4j high
. team terlet. Hl-Zumt 3Ji high
' - oamt (men), Charlti W hi (more 204 j
. blah Ind. lerlei (men), Sonny Helm 541
high Ind. game (women). Beuleh Albert
JM; high Ind. terlet (women), Beuleh
; Albert 530.
HOLIDAY MASTERS LBAOUI
Pelertn
Poind
The Trophy Hout 5355
Crater Enterprliet 533.24
Hawtsyi Piaiterlrtg StrvlCl 3M.M
Latvia Chevron 5J.W
Squirt 524-10
Bennington Steel Bldgt- 515.271
Feb. 12 results: Squirt 7, Creter En
; ferprliet If Bennington Steel 2. Htwleyi
. plastering If The Trophy Houw 2,
- Lewis Chevron 1.
' '. High team game. The Trophy House
' high team terles. The Trophy House
. -23 '5 j high irw. game, sneioy Baldwin
. -Walt Schwelgert (tie) 244; high Ind. te
jin, sneiby Baldwin mj.
BOOSTER LEAGUE
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62 ?A
Duffs Heating
Heaton Steel
Dorrls Lumber
Pelican Mobil
Kimball Glass
Swift & Co.
Jacks Color Chip
Klamath JC
Amidont
Mailer Bros.
Nelson TV
Unique Market
Results: Swift fc Co.
i Heaton Steel
Pelican Mobil 4, Kimball Glass u; mam-
ath JC 3, Jacks Color Chip I; Nelson
TV 4, Unique Market 0; Duffs Healing 3,
Amidont 1.
Hian team oame. Swift & co. iou,
high teem series, Heaton Steel JWJ; high
game. Bury, smitn 2i4; mgr. ma
tenet, Buryl smitn 58 1
5-0
53
43
42
39 49
3ll 49'.
38 50
31 50
Metier Bros.
Oorrls Lumber
LIONS LEAGUE
W L
A3 37
61' I 38'
EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
W
S7
Rolling Pint
Rollers
Star Duitert
Odd Balls 47'. Ml
Alley Catt 41 37
. Twltten 47 37
Hit & Mitt 44 40
Poor Excuses 31 46
-Tally HI't Wi 4Hi
Apropot 3e'i 47V1
Came Dames 24Vj 59W
'Bowlereltes 33 61
Feb. 8 results: Rollers 1 Alley Cats 3;
Tally HI't 1, Rolling Pint 3t Odd Bells 3.
Hit & Miss 1) Twisters 3, Star Dusters 1;
Poor Excuses 3. Bawlerettet l Game
Dames 4. Apropos 0.
High team game. Twisters 749 1 high
teem series, Poor Excuses JOfOj high Ind.
game, Mery McCormick 1 7e high Ind.
. series, Mary McCormick 473.
LUCKY ROLLERS LBAOUI
41' 1
78
Halll Construction
Vanity Fair
' Coca Cola
CravMHchell
Crater take
.- Arrow Ful
Peterson MM
Ethels Dept Stnrsj
Tjrton Dance
C'itt Yadeni ,
Mannles
Htnley Store 31
Feb. 7 results: Hanlay Store 1.
Fuel li Halls Construction 3. Peterson
WM. ?j Crater LaKt 2. Mannles 2; Cray
Mitchell 1, Thurstons Dance 3; Cliff Ya-
1m 2, Coca Cola 2; Ethels Oepf. 1, Vanity
Fa r 3.
High team game. Halls Construction
731; hloh teem aerlei. Arrow Fuel 2051
. h'oh ind. game. Catherine Jackson IMt
- high Ind. terlet Lorraine Koch war 412.
Tall Twisters
Merrill
Jelly Jills
Twisters 31 "i 4Vt
Results: Jolly Jills 3, Twisien U Tail
Twlsten 3, Merrill I.
High team game. Jolly Jitli 54 1 high
team series, Jolly Jills 165; high Ind.
game. Marge Motley t?l; high ind. te
rlet. Merge Motley 518.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LBAOUE
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Suburban Finance 52 32
Creter Lake Creamery 51 31
Bmc hi Jewelers 48' i
Haftert Furniture 48 34
Trophy House 47' 4Ui
Holiday bowi J 4)
One Hour Martinlilng 32 57
Browns Plumbing 73 at
Results: Beechs Jewelers 3, Suburban
Finance 1 i Trophy House 4, Browns
Plumbing Oi Halters Furniture 4, Holi
day Bowl Oi Craier Lake Creamery
33' i 51'
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47' 34'.
42' I 41"!
3t'
31' i
. Lucky Lanes
Mtisgrovt Plumbing
AHamont Grocery
' CP WW WARD
' O'Halr's Memorial Chapel
. Paitega's Market
' Harry Lanphear Insurance
"40" Club
Ring's Satellite Room
Merrill Moose
Feb. 11 results: Pasteqa's Market 0,
' Vuwovt Plumbing 4; "4ft" Cluh 3. Ring's
' Satellite Room I; CP A WW Ward 4,
Harry LftnphMr Ins. 0; O'Halr's Memo
.'rial Chapel 1, Alt a moot Grocery Jj Mar'
nit Moot 4 Li'Cfcy Lanes 0
High team game, "40" Club I41i hiqh
', -team series, "4ft" Club 740i; high Ind.
, name. Hon pierce UQi mgh Ind. series,
B il Hawley OS.
37
47' i
4ft
JOLLY JINX LEAOUE
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Let More(tt V
House ot S-
Winema Hoiei
KI. Lumbar a. Bi
Truman's Sadrtiety
, Bob S Flyng A.
-Clyde's M'kl
i Ptckelt't Dai'y
Bg Y Market
' -Skyline Diesel
Reiuitt: House of Shnes 4. Skyline Die
sel 0. Picket'! 3, Freeman s li Let Ho
iwh 3. k, I Brick 1 Tue 1; Clyde 3.
FiWi 1; Big Y 2. Wtneme 7i KI. Lum
ber 1 Bow 2. Tark Root-, i
High team game, at I . Brick 4 Tin m
hirjti (earn series, Let Hoback I'M; high
nr game. O'ea Hourk Tj nigh Inq St
r et, Agnet ptenrer jie
Brian Curvis
Defeats Smith
LONDON (tiPH-Brinn Curvij
. the kittling Welsh southpaw, to-
. day was pleased witn the aV he
"buried" gravedigger Tony .smith
and now he'd like that promised
shot at world welterwriKlit cham
pion Emile Griffith.
Curvis successfully defended
his British and Empire welter
crown Tuesday night hy floorinc
f-niith si times before heinc
awarded a technical knockout
ocr the outclassed Englishman
in the loth round at Albert Hall.
Referee Eugene lli-mlrrson halt
ed the scheduled 15-rounder at
' 1 51 of the 10th wilh .Smilh. who
' - d been down four times in the
. loth, unable to defend
Runrl
Dorrli Lloni
Ltei
Junal. Klnoi SI
Lion T.mtri il'.i 5Si
T. I Twliltrt 3S W
Rtsullf: Gmi I, Rolrtrt oorrls
Llont S. tlfrn Tamtri 0; Junglt Klngi 3.
Tht Bustert 2; Ltoi 4. Tall Twls!rl 1.
High lum gamt. Roarers 70Si high
taam ttrlai. Garni 2574; high Ind. game,
Jim Moiley 222; high Ind. aerlM. George
Chin 8)2.
LIONI AUXILIARY
L1AOU1
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it 22
Al't 3'i
One Hour Martinlilng o.
Hloh Item oame, creter Lane tream-
ery 7211 high teem lerlei. Crater Lake
Creamery 20S9: high Ind. game. Marge
Ruger 211; high Ind. lerlei. Merge Ro
ger uo.
WBYIRHAIUSIR KNIGHTS LCAOUC
nallerl
Wood Choppers
Night Hawki
Three Bioi
second half in the face of a furi
ous full-court press by the Gaels
Lee had 21 and Gray,
league's outstanding scorer, add
ed 2". Jtuss Vrantovich had 14 for
the Branca.
St. Mary's emerged with a
record and Santa Clara 4-1. The
Gaels meet USE I also 5-0) Satur
day night and all three teams will
play one another a second time
later this season.
In other action Tuesday, Occi
dental grabbed undisputed first
olace in the SCIAC with a 75-4o
romp over Pomona. Larry Ed
wards had 22 points.
Oxy now has a 6-1 mark and
Whiltier is 5-1.
Sacramento State upset Nevada
75-73 in double overtime as John
Dille hit 29 for the Hornets. It
broke an eight game Sacramento
losing streak but Dille has been
injured most of the time.
Stu Johnson had 26 (or Nevada,
now 4-2 in Ear West Conference
play.
San Francisco State leads the
loop with a 6-0 mark and should
go all the way If it can win at
Nevada tins Friday.
Independent Portland used ils
reserves liberally in rolling to an
easy 67-56 victory over Portland
State. Dave Cooper led a well
balanced Portland attack with 18;
points.
Cal Poly of Pomona, paced by
Thcron James' 23 points, downed
Cal Western 86-69 for its 14th win
in 21 tries.
Other scores: Westmont 94 San
Fernando Valley 75, Biola 6!)
A?:usa 63, Los Angeles Pacific 84
Life 67.
Meanwhile, from Stanford
came word mat guard iiarrcu
Sutherland of the Indians will
probably miss this weekend's two
games against California.
Sutherland, who hit 16 points
Saturday night against UCLA, suf
fered a hairline fracture of the
left arm and will wear a cast just
below the elbow.
The Cards, 4-2, need all the
help they can get in their battle
for first place in the Big Six
ncainst Washington, 6-3, and
UCLA, 3-3.
Kati
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Hardboarderi a
Green Home a
Mill KnfohM 5 10
Relulli: Belfert S, Too Kati Oi Thrae
Blowt a. Night Hewai t; wood Chopper!
Mill Knlghti ij Green Home a, Hard
boarderi I.
High teem geme. Three Blowt 412;
hgfh team lerlei. Three 8lo 3341 1
high Ind. game. Larry Comer 2231 high
nd. aeriet, dick Leireite m.
jjMathias Raps
Fiber Poles
NIOHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE
Klamath Hardwoods 4i 40' s
Crisny Creme Donuls 3'i 4I'i
Short yi Flying A el' t V i
Frenti Oil Filters S7"i 4T'i
Rays Herley Davidson Sales 54 Si
Halls Signal Service S3 53
Elmers ieaco iv i
Weyerheeuier 7'i hVt
Johnnys Flying A 4 1 1 41' i
Cash 4 Save OH Co 3' ' i
Remits: Johnnys Flying A 4, Shortyt
Flying A li Crispy Creme Donuti 3.
Hells Signal Service li Cash & Save
OU Co. 4. Elmers leiato 1; Rays Harlev
Davidson 4, Frent? OH Filters 1; Weyer
haeuser 1. Klamath Hardwoods 1
High teem game. Frartli Oil Fillers 6)1.
high team series. Cash & Save OH Co
3Ji hiqti Ind game. Jim Gray III) high
ind. series. Dweyne Down 74).
LEFTOVERS LEAGUE
W L
Unique Market yi yi
Twin Girls Grocery
Medo-Rel
Chticnte $. Smith
Cinderella Studio
Tuieiefce Variety
Echo Homes
Little Market
Hanneys Service
l nil wt. Block
Results Mtttn Set
it Cmderetla Studio
Tuieiake Veriety 1. Echo Homes I.
neys Service 3. Unique rVatfcet 1,
Glrit Groc 7, Glass Mt Rltvk .
High tram game. OnderMa Slurt'O
'il; Mo team senei. Tuleiahe Valrei
itMl: hitjh Ind. game, Kathv Paup 22
high Ind. series. Kathy Paup SOB.
4V 34' i
47' 1 3'1)
ilcpt K Smith
Market 1.
Han.
MANILA i UPD Bob Mathias,
two-time Olympic Decathlon
champion, believes Hie new fibe'
glass vaulting poles add two feet
over the old bamboo poles.
"It Rives the vaullcr an extra
swing. Mathias tola newsmen
here. "The more elastic fiber
glass poles," he said, "do the
jumping for the man."
Mathias is now employed by the
U.S. State Department as a .sports
.specialist and is scheduled to
pend the next tuo months in the
Philippines conducti.iR sports clin
ics. He said something .should be
done to differentiate between rec
ords set uith fiber plass poles
and the old bamboo poles.
COFFEE CUP LIAOUE
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Overhead Door
Putnam t Lfyjalnq W .t'i
Tower Fiifnitu'S , Jl' t
B'nat satellite t
ClyrtM Tnvtlng t
Vetier B-nhrs t
n.g Y Ma'et 4i' 4iv,
Kiamath uto Wreckers it t
Jones 0"i(e Supply 41 41
Fahinn Cleaners rt i
Bnivden MuS't .1' I 41' 7
JnhnnvS Flymq A 4
Southern Oregon Aviation 14' 1 )',
L'ens Stft'e ' M
Dfiscnll A r-adoett fj
Suhurhen Finance 10 it
Feb i) reu"s Suh"ban Finance 4
Jonet O'C. (I Rings 4. pncoll A Pangen
0. Ltens Sre 4. Sn Ore. Aviaficm n
Tnwer Furniture 4, luama'h Auto Week
en 0 Vetier R-o 4. ft g y Mkt 0
Jhnnvs Flvmg A J' 1. Rnwden Vtiic 'i
Overhead Dew ), Putnam lOQqmg ij
Mhmn Clearte'S ?. C'vrtes Toning ?
High team game. Metier Rim. T;;
high learn ene. Rlnqs Saieihli Tios
high Ind game, Ciloria Canton 103; high
nd senet. lnria Canlweil SAt
Canucks Near
League Leader
Hy l ulled Prr lntf rnul liin.il
Vancouver was a nep closer In
N'nrlhcrn Division leader Seattle
today, thanks to an assivt finm
the hnplcss Ciilu;iry clult.
ani-ouver luimhlen the SI. im
pellers 8 2 ;tt ( alc.iiv TiiCMlay
nihl in the only YWslorn llnckry
Leatue notion.
The win nut Vancouver over 50"
(or the year and moved the clul
to within (our points o( Seattle
PAGE 2-B
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall.. Ore.
Wednesday, February 13, 1963
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OLD FIGHTERS NEVER DIE Johnny Coulon, world bantamweight champion from
1907 to 1914, takes one on the chin from hit wife, Mane, during celebration of his
74th birthday in Chicago Tuesday. For the past 40 years, Johnny has operated a
boxing gym. UPI Telephoto
Henley Can Wrap Up Crown
Friday With Win Over SHA
This area can have ils first
league basketball champion Fri
day nighl. The Henley Hornets,
who already have clinched no
worse than a tie for the Rogue
League title, can win the title
outright Friday nighl with a vic
tory over cellar-dwelling Sacred
Heart Academy.
The slate's top tanked Class
A-2 team holds a 17-0 record this
season and they have seven con
secutive victories over the Tro
jans in the past five seasons.
The Hornets can wrap up the
title Friday , night and have it
sacked up when Lakcview
comes to visit them Saturday
night for a game. And the Honk
ers have given them as much
trouble as anyone this season.
The Honkers need a victory bad
ly to get back into second place
and into the four-team playoff
with the Umpqua League's top
two teams and the top two from
the Rogue League to decide which
goes to the Mate tournament. The
Honkers are presently tied with
Kagle Point in second with only-
Sacred Heart remaining on their
schedule. So a victory for Lake
view is a must. Kagle Point,
meanwhile, has very tough Illi
nois Valley remaining as well as
Sacred Heart. i
The Hornets continue to be led
by big Kent Gooding. He has 336
points in 16 games for an aver
age of 22.9 points per game. He
also leads the league in scoring,
lie has 157 field goals and 72 for
119 at the line. And he has com
mitted only 21 fouls in the lfi
games.
Mike Bfymer is second with
2.M) ill 17 games (or a (ine 1-1.7
mean. Karl AllhrilUm makes up
he big three (or the Hornets with
197 points and an 116 average per
HINLEY SASKETi ALL. STATISTICS
Player
t.nodinq
Bevmar
hrttton
voting.
Reilind
servleti
Rand
sch'ro
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KNTKR TRACK MKF.T
SAN FRANCISCO ITI Half-
nuler Rav Van Aslen o( Oregon's
Kmeiald Kmpire AA and relay
teams from Southern Calilnrnia
and Orognn Stale have been add
ik1 lor the (loMen Hate Invita
tional indoor track meet Friday
mulit
game. LeVoy Young is only oneibe a heavy favorite to take the
point away from scoring 100 Trojans with ease. But the task
P'nts- will be considerably tougher Sat-
The Hornets have pumped in
1174 points in 17 games for an
average of 69 points per game.
Coach Jerry Johnson's team will
urday night against the Honkers
Henley beat the Honkers in Lake
view by a point in an. overtime
period.
Loyola Captures 21st Victory
By MARTIN LADER
I'PI Sport Writer
Loyola of Chicago has the right
team, but perhaps it picked the
wrong season.
The Ramblers, who have run
away from most of their oppon
ents this campaign, proved they
could slug it out and fight with
the bet of them Tuesday night
by. holding on for a 92-90 over
time victory over a rugged Mar
quette team at Chicago.
It was the 21st triumph with
out defeat for Loyola, certainly
good enough to deserve top na
tional ranking in an average sea
son. But since 1982-63 appears to
be (lie year of the Bearcat, the
Ramblers for the present must
content themselves with playing
second fiddle to top-ranked Cincinnati.
Loyola has five games remain
ing on its regular schedule, in
cluding a visit to dangerous Bowl
ing Green Saturday night. Two
more road games follow against
St. John's of New York and Hou
ston before the season closes at
home with Ohio University and
Wichita.
If the Ramblers finish unbeat
en, it is expected they will ac
cept a bid to the NCAA tourna
ment for a crack at Cincinnati
and the national championship.
In other leading games Tues
day night. Texas strengthened
its hold on first place in the South
west Conference by beating Tex
as Tech, 90-76; Connecticut re
mained unbeaten in Yankee Con
ference competition with a 79-6fi
decision over Massachusetts; New
York University toppled Temple,
77- 50. to remain in strong conten
tion for a tournament bid; Wake
Forest outfought Virginia Tech,
64-61; North Carolina beat arch
rival North Carolina State, 68-63;
atid Pennsylvania topped LaSalle,
78- 74
Captain Jerry Harkness as
the Loyola hero, scoring six points
in the overtime period. However,
it was teammate Ron Miller who
took game scoring honors with
28 points to 26 for Harkness.
The contest was touch-and-go all
the way. lied 44-all at intermis
sion and deadlocked 12 different
times in the second half. Dae
Krickson of Marquette forced the
game into overtime when he hit a
jump shot with 30 seconds re
maining in regulation to tie the
score, 81-81.
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