Fighters
Training
Ramon ' Buffalo Hernandez,
who fights in the main event of the
first pro boxing card in Klamath
in many years, arrived in Klam
ath Falls Wednesday along with
three othsr fighters from the
southland and immediately began
training.
Hernandez, who hails from Her
mosillo, Mexico, and is rated the
number two middleweight of Mex
ico, can be seen in training un
til the day before- the fight at
1007 Main Street, the old 88-cent
store. Some of the fighters will
work out at 2 p m. and the ret
will train at 7 p.m. with the work
outs open to the public.
The Mexican boxer is rounding
into top shape and has promised
to take "Chief" Ken Carouthers.
his opponent in the main event,
and get his scalp to take back to
Mexico with him.
Carouthers, who was formerly
of Grants Pass and now fighting
out of Portland, will arrive -Saturday
morning aivd the word from
Portland is that he is in the best
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Nlcfpe Ul Ilia Cdltfei. I1C Ikl lUI-i
rific punching abdity and figures
he will keep his scalp and may
be even add Hernandez' to his
collection.
This fight shapes up as a nat-
Rizzuto
In Good
Spirits
ELIZABETH. N.J. (UPD-The
word from Phil Rizzuto's hospi
tal bed is, "Don't worry fellas.
I'll be in shape for the next old
timers' game."
The former New York Yankee
shortstop's right hand was still
swathed in bandages following
Tuesday night's three-hour opera
tion to save three fingers from
amputation but. the little "Scoot
er" was in good spirits. He got
out of bed briefly Wednesday and
was described by nurses as "smil
ing and wanting to know when he
will go home."
Doctors said the 44-year-old one
time most valuable player of the
American League will remain in
tiie hospital for "several days."
Rizzuto's right hand was badly
mangled Tuesday in an accident
which occurred while he was run
ning a snow blower outside his
Hillside. N.J., home. It was feared
at first that he might lose two
fingers but a three-hour emerg
ency operation removed the threat
of amputation.
A hospital spokesman said doc
tors expect Hizzuto will regain
"complete mobility" of the hand.
Scores
fnllrge Basketball Results
By I'nlted Press International
EAST
Stonehill 76 St. Amslem's 75
)nna 60 Fairleigh Dickinson 54
Stcon Hall 02 St. Peter (N.I.I 61
John Carroll 85 Allegheny 6
Penn Mili. 77 Swarthmnre 57
Mansfield 99 Cheyney 73
Lehigh 68 Muhlenberg 55
I'rovidcncc 68 Assumption 67
St. Vincent 6!) Carnegie Tech 68
SOUTH
High Point 90 All. Christian 57
W.Va. Wesleyan 101 Glenville 91
MIDWEST
llctroit 55 Canisius 54
F.lmhurst Coll 68 III. Tech 66
Toledo 70 Kent St. 62
Lakeland 75 Rockford 70
SOUTHWEST
Texas Wesleyan 80 Dallas 75
' WEST
Whiltier 74 Pomona 57
OH NO, NOT THAT Wild Bill Savage gaxas none to
hopefully at the mat which he ii about to meet at Indian
Billy Whitewolf picks him up in the main event of the
pro wrestling card Wednesday night at Klamath Audi
torium and body slams him to the mat. Whitewolf won
the match.
Arrive To Open
For Pro Fights
ural with both in top shape.' It
win pit a puncher 1 I aroulhers 1
against a boxer in Hernandez.
Both are young, eacer and on
their way up the fistic ladder. A(180', Rabbit Chambers U22i and
big win here would help their
rise. I
Both have fought Portland's!
fat-rising Bobby Horn. Hernan-
dpi lost a split decision to Horn .
after a 1. 500-mile car trip and i
trouble at the U S -Mexican bor
der about a work permit. Car
outhers held Horn to a draw for
Seals Gain Ground
On Portland, 4-2
11 v United Press International i offense rallied to come from be
The San Francisco Seals gained hind three times,
a notch in their pursuit of the Portland led 2-0, 3-2. and 4-3.
Portland Buckaroos Wednesday Tom McCarthy put the Bucks
night when the Seals dispatched. ahead 3-2 but Don Chiz tied it
Vancouver 4-2 and Portland was
held to a 4-4 lie by ICdmonton.
The Kpale nnw trail firsl-nlarp
Porand by ,lrce in the
frenzied battle for the top spot
in the Western Hockey League's
Southern Division.
Neither team is in action'
tonight, with the schedule show
ing Vancouver at Los Angeles and
Spokane at Seattle.
The Seals and Canucks were 1-1
after two periods Wednesday night ;
when Danny Belisle fired the puck
by Vancouver goalie (lilies Ville
mure to put the San Franciscans
ahead to stay.
Nick Mickoski made it 3-1 only
63 seconds later on an assist from
Belisle. Len Haley added the
fourth San Francisco goal w hile I
Larry Popein tallied for Vancou
ver in the free-scoring third
period.
The Buckaroos ran into the
tough goallending of Dennis Rig
gin at Edmonton. Riggin kicked
out 41 shots while the Edmonton
Cincinnati Ready To Take
Revenge Out On N. Texas
By United Press International
If vou think Cincinnati was
tough while it was running high,
wide and unbeaten, spare some
pity for North Texas State which
meets the Bearcats on the re
bound tonight.
Cincinnati, top-ranked college
basketball team in the nation, had
its 37-game winning streak ended
by Wichita last Saturday. And
while the Bearcats were shaken
at first by the defeat, they're
all mighty happy to have the pres
sure off.
North Texas State, too.
because
a victory would clinch first place ST. 47 j
in the Missouri Valley Conference! K.mePiumb.ng . 43; ,
for the Bearcats and assure unon Aircraft t
them of a chance to defend the c. '
NCW crown thev have won the! Bowers o.t 3? 55
; I Larry FooflS 31 41
last two years. I peiuitv Great Northern 1, Javhnwtt I;
For added incentive the gamete.-i. .VLVrS.
is being plaved on Cincinnati Sj i; diai nit 3, Lision i.
. . High tm gamt. Pepil Col 1197)
Home cnuri. ihlgh tP(,m ,riei, pfDti com 3930.- high
The biggest nasKCtnan news un
Wednesday was Marquette s entry
in New York's National Invitation
Tournament starting March 14.
The Warriors later celebrated the
occasion with a 77-" triumph at
Louisville.
Marquette, which has a 14-7 rec
ord. UlllS joins lanisius. ..imim
Fla.'. Providence and Memphis
Mate in the NIT.
Canisius was upset by Detroit
Wednesday night. S.V54. while
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Providence ' escaped with a haid
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the ojly blemish on the unbeaten
Horn s record.
Tiie other fighters in town to
bee in training are Archie Rav
Jimmy Proctor H1.
Advance tickets are on sale at
Dick Reeder's Men's Store, the
Waldorf and the Chuck Wagon,
Ringside seats are set at S3, and
II .50 for general admission. There
will be a special admission price
of $1 for servicemen and stu
dents w ith ID cards.
up minutes later in the second
period. Then Gordv Fashoway hit
(or Portland and Doug Messier
tied it up again for the Flyers
in the final 20 minutes.
Only four penalties were called
in the remarkably well-behaved
game which included a 10-minulo
overtime period.
Southern DUislon
W 1. T I'ts GF GA
Portland
3.1 IB 4 70 204 143
San Francisco 33 20 1 67 224 171
Los Angeles 29 20 3 61 181 159
Spokane 24 24 1 49 158 156
Northern Division
W I. TPtsGFGA
Seattle 26 24 1 53 175 176
Vancouver 24 24 3 51 175 170
Edmonton
18 37 2 38 170 260
Calgary 15 37 1 31 166 219
Wednesday's Results
San Francisco 4 Vancouver 2
Portland 4 Edmonton 4 Kiel
Thursday's Schedule
Vancouver at Los Angeles
Spokane at Seattle
68-7 decision over Assumption.
In other leading games. LaSalle
outlasted Duqucsne, 73-69; Temple
upset Pittsburgh. 77-71, and Da
vidson surprised Wake Forest,
90-75.
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HEADS HENLEY MAT TEAM These four Henley wrestlers are hopeful of winning
in district tournament this weekend in Winston, Ore., to gain state tournament berths
in Class A-2. The four boys pictured above are (top rowl Chuck Milanovich (148),
and John Riggs I heavyweight I , The two on bottom are Fred Rodriguez (1151 and
Phil Hale (1411. They ere four of the 25 Henley grappleri in the district tournament.
Henley Wrestling
Team To District
Henley's fine wrestling team
will journey to Douglas High in
Winston for the district tourna
ment Friday and Saturday and
Coach Boh Creed hopes his group
can qualify seven or eight for
the state tournament slated
March 1.
The Hornets will be in against
some rugged competition in de
fending champion Sutherlin, Glide,
Riddle, Glcndale, and Myrtle
Creek. Sutherlin is defending
champion and Glcndale also is
tabbed to be a rough opponent
Creed is taking 25 wrestlers with
two grapplers in each weight
. Feb 10 results: Lucky Lanes 3, Wheel
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bast Side Electric 2; Carlsons 3, Bobs
Union I; Interstate Pump 2. Wlon Wiley
huic 1; nmi bneii 4, uverneAa uoor
0, Speoalied Service i, Weil Heal Pump
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High team gm at, Tims Shell 1044 j high
team series, Tims Shell 3075) hmh Ind.
ctftme, Keith Warner 264; high ind. se
nes, Keith Warner 470.
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Klngsley Jets
Klamath Tractor
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Feb. 10 results: K.ngsiey Jets 3, Su- (ie ttJe bout wiln (jpne Fullmer
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MINOR CLASSIC LEAGUS
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Met of the NatKMial Ieiine. He
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of SI Iiui.v
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class except the 98 -pound cate
gory. Friday's competition will
Iwgin at 11 a.m. and continue all
day. The tournament will con i time
all day Saturday with the finals
scheduled Saturday night. )irst
and second place winners will
qualify for the stale tournament.
Pete Milanovich Is injured and
will be out with the injuries. Lyle
Bergstrom has a had knee but
will fight. The Hornets left Thurs
day afternoon.
Creed is taking Hex Smith, Dick
ftodgriguez, Gary Wallin. Fred
Rodriguez, Jerry Royer, Del Ro
galski, Steve Harless, Bob Farm
er, Kerm Whitmore, Mike Smith,
John Kraus. Phil Hale, Dave Fair-
clo, Chuck Milanovich, Steve Pe
ters, Don Berry, Toby O'Kecfe,
Bergstrom. Rick Hudson, Jerry
Kinchum, Tony Vassallo, Leo Huff,
John Riggs and Rex Friend
The Henley coach thinks that
Chuck Milanovich, PhJI Hale,
Fred Rodriguez, Leo Huff and
John Riggs have good chances
of making the stable tournament
and hopes he can slip a lew ottr
ors in.
Fullmer, Tiger
Slacking Off
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPP
.Middleweight champion Dick
Ti-
ger continued to exercise today to
keep the line edge on his condi
tion afler concluding sparring for
boxing three rounds with Willie
Turner and two with Al Swiderski
Trainer Jimmy August ex
pressed his satisfaction wilh the
condition of the Nigerian fighter
and said he would continue light
workouts to keep in top shape.
Former champ Gene Fullmer of
West Jordan, Utah, looked im
pressive in sparring iwo rounds,
to bring his total to a whopping
OO'i rounds. In that one half
round Fullmer floored j-parmiile
Ed Hirman to end further action.
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In Tourney
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) An
other battle between golfdom's
big three Arnold Palmer, Gary
Player and Jack Nicklaus is
shaping up in the New Orleans
Invitational golf tournament
March 1-4.
Player and Nicklaus have al
ready signed to play in the $40.
000 event and Palmer has indi
cated he is "90 per cent sure"
of competing for the M.200 first
prize. He has until Monday to
sign.
Tournament officials said today
more than 100 or the nation's top
professionals have signed for the
tournament at the Lakcwood
Country Club on the west side ol
the Mississippi River.
The entries include 14 of last
year's IB top money wiinners.
All of this -year's major tourna
ment winners so far are also in
cluded in the New Orleans entry.
While Palmer, Player and
Nicklaus will be the big attrac
lions, veteran New Orleans golf
fans will also he keeping close
watch on Billy Casper, Doug San
ders and Bo Wininger.
Casper, in his last appearance
here, won the 1958 New Orleans
tournament in a playoff with Ken
Venluri. Sanders won the 1961
tournament here with his famous
,hort backswing. Wininger sur
prised everyone by winning the
130.000 tournament last year.
2 Aces Scored
At Reames CC
Two local mf n recently tenrrd
holf-in-on at ItcamiM Golf
and Country Cluh.
Hob Dillrr ami the seventh
hole while plavmif witn l'd
Gallhrr and Robert Merrill. The
rventh hole is 1M yards nnR.
Rob Strickland hit his on the
14lh hole Friday and. to
the knowledge of pro Jim War
ner It's the fin. I ace on iht
hole ever. It ix a 2ffl.yard hole
and Strickland used a three
wood to ace H. He waft plxylng
with Kmll Hern, (ieorpe
(.rravrfl and Jim Muiser.
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