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Notre Dame Selected Ninth
For NCAA Cage Tourney
IIKRALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
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NEW YORK il'PP Notre i the NCAA major college basket-.th University of Kentucky.
Dame, with a record of 15 vie- ball tournament. Jchairman of the NCAA selection
tones and 5 deteats. today tie- ine seiecuon announced oy atn-icommittee. markefl tne sixm lime
came the ninth team selected for letic director Bernie Shively oflthe Fishting Irish have been
THREE-POINT PLAY Norm Johns 1321 gets off an underhand shot which went for
three points at Ashland Tuesday night. Here he is shooting and being fouled by South
ern Oregon's Dave Hughes (431. He made the bucket and the free throw and 21
points for the night as the Oregon Tech quintet axed the Red Raiders, I I 1-93, in the
OCC game.
Celtics mWWilM
Closing FfRESi
a. jk NITB OWL LEAGUE
rm R A w L
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I Sweepers
I Panrianfllerj
Ds
Hi-Zums 43' i 40'
I CoMoneickers 38 i
4-DamMticj 33 Si
The Blind Pour 3T J7'
Feb. 19 results: sweepers A, Tht Fllind
Four 0: Panhandler 4. Cotton Picker 0;
the biqpet porccntape of thoir, Mustangs , a & ds o. 4.Dmtic 2. hi.
High team game. Hi-Zums 134; high
iram series, PanhenrJIers 3346; hlah Ind.
gtme (men), Howard Russell 119; high
Ind. series (men). Leroy Brown 594;
hiah Ind. game (women), Molly Wlrfs
175: hah Ind. series (women). Jean Al
drich 491.
1 hp Rnslnn ( el ties are rinsing
In on the Los Angeles Lakers in
their National Basketball Assnei
atton battle to see who can win
games.
There's more invnlvrri here
than just team pride. Assuming
the two division leaders again
wind up as playoff foes, the team
wiLh the highest percentage gets
that big home court advantage
for four nut of seven games.
Boston is now 4JU.. and Los
Agclc 48-17 after the Celts
nipped Cincinnati and Los Ange
les dropped iLs second .straight to
San Francisco Tuesday night.
Boston rdsed the Royals. 12fl
12fi. betore 12.000 as Sam Jones
and Tom Heinsohn each scored
23 points. Oscar ItobcrtMn had 35
or Cincinnati.
San Krancisco fipped the Lak
ers at the buzor. U1-1M. as Wilt
Chamberlain hit a jumper from
the side. The "Rig Dipper" had
30 points for the evening, but had
to concede scoring honors to the
lowers' Klein Baylor with 42.
rwb Rarnolt aHHoH 24 I fit' the : Crater Entr-rprtses
Lewi Chevron
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Klamath JC 41 SI
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Amnions 41 SI
Unique Market 40 S3
Metier Bros. 39' j 57' j
Nelson TV 39 53
Results- Unique Market ?, Armdons 7;
Kimball Glass 3. Metier Bros. 1; Swiff
& Co 3. NeHon TV l; Pelican Mobil
4. DuHs Heating 0: Heaon Steel 3, tCsm-
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Tournament Fever Spreading
Fast Season Wearing End
By MARTIN LADKR
I PI Sports Writer
Tournament (ever is spreading
faster than the Asian flu on col
lege campuses these days as the
basketball season draws nearer to
its traditional big sendoff.
It's the lime of year when a rel
atively unknown team can hit a
hot streak and suddenly earn the 'Georgia Tech and Texas also won
national acclaim reserved through 'in a continued drive to gain ad
most of the season to a small mission to the post-season earn-
handful of powerhouses.
Two of these hopefuls Mem
phis State and Canisius warmed
up for their giant task with vic
tories Tuesday night, while such
highly regarded schools as Duke.
Pro Fight Card
Set Next Week
Jet:
Alley Cats
Fhntsiones
Feb. 1 result!
Cats 0; Start 3.
3, Martians 0.
High team game. Screwballs (19; high
team series, Screwballs 1 177; high ind.
game. Henry Bar Ken 174; high ind. se
ries, Henry Bflrleen 9.
BIO MONSTERS LEAGUE
, BANTAM BOYS
Klamath Falls will have
best ficht card it has had for!
some time next Wednesday when
Portland boxing attractions1
brings its first professional show,
here.
PRA started operations in Port
land about one year ago with
the one intent of bringing good,
honest boxing back. They have
succeeded to such an extent that
now they would like to bring
shows and develop new fighters in
other areas. Portland Boxing At
tractions is a group of business
men and women who feel profes-,
sional boxing has a rightful place
in the sporting world, and they
have set out to see if boxing can
regain its position.
w
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20
Lakers and hit the 30-fnoter with
nine seconds to go that tied the
count and set the staee for Cham
berlain's bucket.
Kvon though Barnett has done
a good job hlling in for injured
Jerry Wot. it's obvious the Ink
ers are not the same club with
out their hnllmnt back court per-j
i I
In other action Tuel;y nicht
Drtroit Mavcd
Dorns Lumoer 4, Jacks Color Fni0n Oener
CMo 0. Southern Oregon Aviation
High team oame. Pelican Mor)it HOT; i j0nrmVS Flyma A
hiqh team series. Pelican Motm V79; Driseoll & Padgett jy ( sj'i
high Ind game. John Bowers 74: h'QniLieni Store JS JJ
ind. series. Bill Picket, ei. Suburban Finance 3) 57
I Feb t results. Overhead Door 4, John
nys Flying A 6; Driseoll L Padgett 3.
Liens Store 1; Putrtami Logolng 3, Tow-
Petersnmer Furniture I; Blngs Satellite 3. Jones
Points! Otc. 1; Metier Bros. 3. Suburban Finance
Hawleys P'aOerlnq Service jfcft fl4 1 1 ; Klamath Auto Wreckers 3. Fashion
7a1 (.leeners i; eowden Music 1, Clydes Tow-
5SI i?
5S4 44
high team series, Putnams logging JIM
HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE
54 ft
oton Steel BM01. 53B n
Results: Lew.s Oevrrin 7, Benninaton
Slpel I : Crater Enterorises 3, The Tro
phy House 0; Hawleyi Plastering 3.
Snutrl 0
High team game. Hawlev Plaster ing
'.rvice 3S; hloh team series. Haw'evs
Plastering Service 24JS; high (nd game,
I r.cne D-i.r;hty 336; high Ind. series, Les
I Bieher e3.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAOUB
1 Suhurhan Finance
! C'tr Lake Creamery
a hall-game anean fn"urp
of San Franci.-co tn their battle
lor thud place and a Western Di-, Z"'Jj"J,.,
VKinn n'aVftf." tool I Browns Plnmriing
Portland
Defeats
Calgary
Portland's Tommy McVie hit a
key Roal with just two seconds to
go in the game Tuesday night to
enable the Bucs to pick up a
much-needed win at Calgary.
McVie's tally tied the count at
2-2 and Art Jones meshed a Port
land tally in the overtime stanza
to pick up Ihe .1-2 decision.
It was a heart breaking defeat
for the lowly Stampeders who
turned in one of their best season
efforts against the Bucs. They
outshot Portland and kept
the Bucs' star nctmindor, Don
Head, under pressure all night.
The win enabled Portland to
open up lis gap over idle San
Francisco and Los Angeles to four
and nine points respectively.
In Tuesday's only other contest.
Spokane edged Vancouver, 4-3
with a trio of tallies in the final
stanza. It again showed the su
ing i; eig v Mki. j, so. on. Av.ation j. inerioritv of the Southern Division
High team game, B.ngi Sfttelhlt 773; I U III Auq... -i-.
Ml lili.l Jim i. vua.c lt
Spokane is now 24-24-1 and yet is
deep in the cellar of the loop.
Vancouver is 24-23-3 but in second
nlacp in the Vorlhern Division.
The scoring was strange. Spo
II'" i? 'Ikane's Max Mekilok hit one in the
first period. Then Vancouver rang
"', 'JP three goals in the second but
' I Steve Witiuk. Kay Brunei aad
j ' 11 Dick Ijimeroux piled up tallies
l",:,'TL"""!'u"""mJ''lif Spokane in the final stanza.
nr In 1: Merrill Mnos, ?, 1
UntriVbl,4
Gnllnnl AAan
P'nbusteri
Allty-ooos
Red Devils
Eagles
Reiulti: Plnnuslen 3. Allav.ooDi 1; e.
glei 2. Red Devili lj Gallant Man a.
Unstrikables 1.
High team game, Unstrlkanlen.EAales
inei si: nigh team series, pinbusteri
piw; nign inn. game. Cecil Dav
tiigh Ina. series, Cecil Davis JM.
COFFEE CUP LEAGUE
Overhead Dnor Co.
' Putnams Logging
; Tower Furniture
j Blngs Satellite
Metier Bros
fciydes Towing
Big Y Varket
Klamath Auto Wreckers
j Jones Olfice Supply
Bowden Music Co.
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the It has been an uphill fight with
many set-backs, but now the
boxing talent in Portland is as
good as anywhere in the U.S.
These boys are all young, up
and coming fighters, and most
of them have jobs and are raising
families. They have one thing in
common, they want to be cham
pion of the world in their reswe-
tive weights, and are working very
hard for that goal.
Vearl Sherman, promoter for
PBA and one of the stockhold
ers ol the company, has been
very insistent that all the boys
come in for the fights in tip-top
shape. We want to give the peo
ple their money s worth, Sher
man says. "We cannot make ev
eryone train for a fight, but if the
kids fighting out of Portland do
not show up at the gym and train
then they are not put on the
shows. We are trying to develop
good, tough fighters along with
men of character. We are work
ing along with the World Boxing
Association, not only to train and
team them and show them, but
make available to them good solid
investments, Sherman says.
Sherman has a good card lined
up with some good fighters. Com
ing in to fight a middleweight
light will he Mexico's Ramon
i Buffalo i Hernandez. He will take
on an area fighter in "Chief" Ken
Carouthers, formerly of Grants
Pass, now fighting out of Port
land.
Hernandez has had 42 pro fights
with M wins, five losses and a
draw. He has never been knocked
nut and his last fight was against
Portland s fast rising young mid
dleweight Bohhy Horn. He lost a
ival.
Memphis State, which accepted
a bid to New York's National In
vitation Tournament Tuesday af
ternoon, celebrated at night with
61-59 victory over Dayton be
fore an overflow crowd at Mem
phis, and Canisius, also bound fur
the NIT, took a side trip to
Canada for a fil-47 triumph over
Western Ontario.
Second-ranked Duke, boasting a
14-game winning streak and a
20-2 record but which must still
earn its ticket to the NCAA, came
from behind tn down .Maryland,
6-70; loth-ranked Georgia Tech
kept its Southeastern Conference
hoiies alive by beating Tennessee.
72-tiO: and 14th-ranked Texas
moved within one game of clinch
ing a tie for the Southwest Con
ference title by whipping Texas
ASM, 83-7:1.
In other games with tournament
hearing Tuesday night. Rhode Is
land edged past Connecticut into
first place in the Yankee Confer
ence by nipping the Huskies. 65-fi2.
and DePaul strengthened its
hopes by trouncing Cannon, 83-48.
Nicklaus
Signs
Tucson
TUCSON. Ariz. (UPD
golfers struggle through the year
long professional tour hoping just
to make more money than they
spend and then there's Jack
Nicklaus who won't even have to
swing a club to pick up $TiO,ono
Though he's only 2.1 years old
the !!Ktf National Open champion
already is as familiar with t h e
folding green as tile golf course
green. i
The chunky young golfer won
mure than ftil.OX) last year during
his rookie season as a pro. and
Tuesday he confirmed a United
Press International report that he
had negotiated a new four-year
contract to represent the Tucson
picked lor the post-season carni
val. The NCAA also announced pair
ings for all preliminary and re
gional competition, as follows:
EAST
First round at Philadelphia.
March 11 New York V. vs. at-
large team not yet selected:
Southern Conference champion
vs. Yankee Conference champion:
Middle Atlantic Conference cham
pion vs. at-large team i probably
the Ivy League champion'.
Regional at College Park. Md.,
March 15 Atlantic Coast Con
ference champion vs. the NYU
at-large winner: Southern-Yankee
winner vs. Middle-Atlantic-Ivy
winner.
MIDEAST
First round at Kvanston, III.,
March II Notre Dame vs. Mid
American Conference champion;
Loyola i 111. t vs. the Ohio Valley
Lonierence champion.
Regional at East Lansing.
Mich., March 15 Big Ten cham
pion vs. Notre Dame-Mid-American
winner: Southeastern Confer
ence champion vs. Loyola-Ohio!
Valley winner.
MIDWEST
First round at Lubbock, Tex.
March 9 Colorado St. vs. Okla
homa City; Southwest Conference
champion vs. Texas Western.
Regional at Lawrence. Kan.,
March 15 Big Kight champion
vs. Ihe Colorado St.-Oklahoma
City winner: Missouri Valley Con
ference champion vs. the South
west-Texas Western winner.
FAR WEST
First round at Eugene, Ore.,!
March 11 Utah State vs. Wcst-i
em A.C. champion; Oregon St.
i. Seattle.
Regional al Provo, Utah, March
15 Big Six champion vs. Utah
SI. -Western winner; West Coast
A C. champion vs. Oregon St.
Seattle winner.
The March 15 winners meet at
the same sites March 16 for the
regional titles.
The Fast regional w inner meets
Ihe Mideast regional winner at
Louisville, Ky., March 22 for the
eastern NCAA crown. The second
game at Louisville that night pits
Ihe Midwest and the Far West re-
Snme winners lor ine western
ivi nn crown.
Eastern and western champions
clash for the national NCAA title
on Saturday, March 23, at I-ouis-
ville.
ZITEK'S SHOT BLOCKED Van Zitek's drive shot is
neatly blocked in this photo by Southern Oregon's Dave
Hughes. But all Zitek's shots were not blocked during the
game as he hit for 22 points. Royce Kiser of SOC is at
rear. The Owls won the game in Ashland, I I 1-93.
high Ind game, Bert Warner 19$, 1119(1
mo. tenet. Ben wnrner yi,
M00S8 PA'S HAGUE
Locitv Lnne
rVunqrrive Piumhlnq
CP W W Wnrrt
AltArnnrit Grocery
'O'Heirs tVemorinl Chop
PMteg-ot VfVkel
L I Rm() Satellite Rftorn
Harry LftnpheAr Injurenee
1, 1 "40" ciuh
! Merrill vooe
Feb. II
i - j Marry Lanpi
split derision tn Horn 'and wants! Naliona' G)" Chlb " tlle tralr 'or
to fight him again. He fought Horn
The Prions dumed New York.
121-112. as lion Ohl came off the
bench tn hit 3 points. Richie
(itierin of the Knicks joined the
..elect circle of NBA greats with
more than W.non hietime points ,
He h.id 23 lor the night and .lnhn-i
nv Green M-ored 24 lor the
Knicks.
PlumtlinO It La.e LreatnrV
u.il.1. Rnl 1- Trnntw Mnute 3. ft.ar
jewelers 1: Matters Furniture 1. One
Hour Vartimr.ng ?
Hinh team game. Crater Lave Cream
erv 704 tiiflf team series. Suhurban Fi
nanre ?n?5i tiiqn Ind oame. C t a r a
Ream Jta, high Ind. series. Ruth Bistt.
oo sit
WEYKHAEUSER KNIOHTS HAGUE
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j Ctiapel ;
a, Warn 3.
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Market 7; O'MalrS Memorial
Luckv Lanes 1; C P. 4 WW
0 ' Club I
earn oame. CP & W Wl
I we-a en; nign team series, c p n w w
after a 1.500,mile car trip and
alter having some difficulties at
the U.S.-Mexicn border about a
working permit.
He has been training steadily in
Portland and is ready for this
fight. He wants to stay in this
area and fight out of Portland.
Carouthers is a relative new
comer, compared to Hernandez,
with 20 fights and an 1H-1-I record.
He held Horn tn a draw, the only
fighler to do this. He is a real
tough fighter and punches real
hard. He is deadly if he can land
the clean shot.
This is a big fight for the
"Chief." Hernandez is the biggest
lev
Tescb iV.
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JOLLY JINX LEAOUE
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, Welters
In the first game of the New1 nm H
York tw in bill. Syracuse defeated J l',',
Chicago. 118-110. as l-ee Shallen too nets
exploded for 41 poini
lamy me.-hed 31 for the Zephyrs
NBA Standings
Rv I nitrd Press International
KaMrrn Pisislon
W. I..
Rn.tnn -W 1"
Syraoi-e 33 27
Cinnnnaii 33 3n
New Ynik 13 -tfi
Western Pisisinn
W. I..
. Green Hon-
f.rain Horn
PeMilM' Wfuvl frsfwife'l I.
i HardOoa'ier 3, -V.il Kqrnj j.
ft!" 3. Too Keti 1; Bi'er 3,
Maw-Ti J
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hirj" lam e'-ei. Wwvi C"ope J
nh iprt name. Hi-?) V- bgh
we. 'Bud' f r c 1 1 Sui 'St.
LITTLE WONST4 LIAGUI
BANTAM IOVS
WML Standing I
By I nilH Pros lntrrnftllnnal '
Southern Division
211; h gh ind iinrs, Br)D W L T PU OF GA
Prn tlanrt X 16 .1 m 210 m
San FranciMO .12 20 1 A3 220 169
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n I"'"'""-11" ,T :. ', "an Indian from Canada. They arc
33 .Spokane 24 24 I 4il 158 l.5: ,
JJ'' .Northern Division
i W I, T Pt OK CA
" Seattle 2H 24 I S3 ITS 176
Vancouver 24 2.1 3 51 173 IB6
KHmonlon III .17 I .17 m 25fi
Calgary l.i 37 I 31 lfifi 219
Tlievdav's Results
$50,000.
It is believed to be one of the
highest-paid pacts ever given a
louring pro to represent a golf
club. Most of the touring profes
sionals make agreements to rep
resent golf courses for from $2,
500 tn $3,000 a year.
"1 signed a two-year pact with
the Tucson National when I first
turned pro." said Nicklaus.
"But over the weekend we ne
gotiated a new four-year pact.
When it is completed, I'll have
been with the National six years."
Nicklaus at first would not re
veal terms of live contract. But
club owner Bill Nanini, a Chicago
contractor, said the pact had cost
him tyuxm
name fighter he has met and if he
can get over Hernandez, he ants! AWAI, K0R j,K KKY
Horn again, mis will be Ihe 10
round main event.
Hayfcher
Leading
Bowling
BUFFAlrO. N Y. i ITI i Bernie
Haytcher, a 25-year-old fiber glass
company supervisor, approached
Ihe line today in singles and
doubles matches in his bid for the
American Bowling Congress' all-
events championships.
Billy Young of Tulsa. Okla., won
the title last year with a 2.01S
score.
Tlvc bespectacled Haytcher, a
substitute leadoff man for the A
& A Co., Inc. of Ashtabula, Ohio,
startled onlookers with a 200 open
ing game for his team. He fol
lowed with a Ifi7 and a 252 for a
709 total, live first '700" series of
Ihe tournament.
Haytcher's 210 was one pin bet
ter than the individual high game
in regular team competition last
year. He converted the No. 10 pin
in the first game for a spare and
then ripped off 11 straight strikes
Byrn'a Sporting Croods of Au
burn, N.Y., took over first place
with 2.94S. Car Ia Restaurant
No. 1 of Rochester, N.Y., was
ARCADIA, Calif. IUH - lv
mael Milo Valenuela received
TtsSS .l..rn,,.J -l, ...II U,.. .. .. -1 I L 1
vi. z. z ' . ' " . o : : ine .w,rr :"r second with 2.i
i.o, ,., o ...... uiiiiiiij uiiininn.ey Awaru as sine Ul UIC uaiiuii a
going againsi r.nnie nrst itider.
tit
Prt.
Tlh
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tat 5t'""ai
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Tack Pnom
Kiamatt, Bncs and T IB
Mouse of Snoes
Les Mooactr
Wmema Motel
Klamath Lumtter and Boi
Preemans Saddlery
HODS Flying A 41 U
PKNettS Dairy tl A
Clvdes Varket 19 19
Big Y Varfcet li S4
Shvline Diesel Ifl a
PeSUltS PiC.ett. . les Moftaclr 0. Kl
BricK a. Tile 4. Winm. 0. Big v
preemans 0, House ol Snnes 3. C'vdes 1;
Skyline Diesel 3. Ki Lbr. & Bo 1.
Tac. Poom 3, Bohs 1
High team oame. B g Y Var.et SM
t'gn team ser-e. B.g Y Market 3 ' " '
tirgh md game. Ale". Hamm.l J 1 J ; high
mfl srr,es, Aieie MammJ (51
Spokane 4 Vancouver 3
Portland 3 Calgary 2 'overtime'
Wednesday' Schedule
Vancouver at San Francisco
Portland at Kdmonton
welterweights. Burkner is getting
hack onto the pro road and will
he going all nut to please Ihe
home folks.
First Rider is unbeaten in 19 pro
lights and is Western Canadian
champion. He is called the West
ern Toy Bulldog and will fight a
full three minutes each round in
rugged lashion.
The remainder of the card will
I tie announced al a later date.
top reinsmen in a public cere
mony Tuesday at Santa Anita race
track. The presentation was made
by Mrs. Ornevieve Wooll-Caycr.
widow of the noted jockey who
lost his life in a riding accident
at Santa Anita in HMfi.
Elephants blaze and follow the
best routes through mountains
and forests.
r(i.
I e Angrlrs 43 '7
,M IllllS 3 27 .W,
Detroit "" 40 .m
San Francisco 24 " ""
(Imago 19 47 2W
Tuesday's Results
Boston I2S Cincinnati I2fi
Syracuse US Chicaco 111
Detroit 121 New York 112
San Francisco III !' Anclf I "9
Kimi.KR WINS HONOR
NT.W YORK 'I'PI' - Dirk Web
er winner ol the Ail-Siar howlin"
tournament tor the esond stiaic'it
srar. Tuesday a voted the pro
:e$ional athlete of the month in
.lan.iary. and thu hecame e'.igiO
:rr th" :otrin Hirkok Award a
at i'e of ! year
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