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s?rW 71 J 6' ? ill . It Fullmer, Tiger In Return Bout At Las Vegas Saturday Night LS VE(.AS. NVv. il'Pl'-Cono Fullmer will be in the finest con dition of his life, hoth phvsu-allv and menially, for his return hout with world middleweight cham pion Dick Tier Saturday nisht. Fullmer said today that this bout rate as the most important of his career. He last his crown to Tiper, the bruising Nigerian, in a San Francisco bout last October. "I've repeatedly said that I'll retire if 1 tail to regain the title." said Fullmer. "And I have no in tention of retiring. So that means I've jut go to win." It was disclosed Thursday that Fullmer was suffering seriously about their charge. He has tier "didn't look quite a sharp" worked 95 rounds of conditioning, as he had hoped. Bui alter his tinal workout, train- Both battlers took things easy er .Jimmy August opined the bat- today, undergoing examinations In the other camp. Tiger's nan- by a doctor from the state ath-(trouble making the impound dlers are just a little concerned let ic commission. limit. Saturday morning they will weigh in at the Convention Cen ter and neither man expects any Stanford-UCLA Clash Tops Big Six Schedule Tonight HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday, February 23, 1W3 PACE-U By I'nilrd Press International Slanloi'd and I'C'I.A meet in a showdown Biff Six b.iltle tonight that won t settle the title, but from dysentery at the time of his !,,,) he a turning lx)jnt (or' elh. FULLMER SHAPES U? Gene Fullmer, 31, of West Jordan, Utah, gets in some time on an exercise machine as he ends his training at the -Thunderbird Hotel in Las Vegas for his match with middleweight champion Dick Tiqer. 33, of Nigeria at the Convention Center Saturday night. Fullmer lost the title to Tiger last October. UPI Telephoto 1 RES defeat a bout in which he was rocked and socked all over the rins and rarelv hit back. Odds dropped slightly to .1-1 (a voring Tiger after manager Marv Jensen confirmed the story that Fullmer h;id had the dysentery belore the hout. still had stomac h cramps just before he went into the ring and that he was weak as a kitten during the battle er club. Tlie Cards have a 5-.1 mark and the Bruins 3-3, but their records are deceptive. Stanford must fin ish out the year with three on the road, w hile the Bruins are at Cali lornia tomorrow and then play their last four at home. .Stanford shot 51 per cent from the floor two weeks ago in whip ping the Bruins i-78. Cuard Bar rel! Sutherland hit IB points and then was injured. He had a cast removed from his arm Wednes day and will play tonight. Washington. 6-4. is also vcry.Corvallis this weekend for two much in the race hut must pluv! against Oregon State, which its last two games in lxis Angeles, would like to vault back into the League director Tom Hamilton national top ten rankings. says a playoff will follow a two team tie. But if more than two squads tie, tliere won't he time for tlie needed extra plasolfs. The league instead will vote on its representative in the NCAA tourney. The Washington squad dues not play any olficial conlerencc games this week. The Huskies bounced Washington State 61-56 Thursday night although the the losers Byron Vadset hit 28 points. Dale Easley meshed 22 (or Washington. .Southern California moves into 31 K5 1 4?' 3 45' i ' i S4; j LUCKY ROLLERS LEAGUE W Halls Construction 69 Vanity Fair 55 Cray-Mitchell 53 Coca Cola 50' i Petersons MM. Crater Lko Arrow Ful Ethels Dept. Store Thursioni Dance Studio M armies Clitl Yadem 36 H Henley Store 34 58 Feb. )l results: Elnels Dept. Store 1, Manmei 7; Vanity Fair I. Crater Lake 3; Cray-Vitcrtell 2, Halls Constr. ?, Henley j Siore 2. Coca Cola 2; Petersons ami 3, Arrow Fuel 1; Clitt Yadens 3, Thuri-j torts Dance 1. I High learn game, Henley Store 750; hiqh team series, Crater Lake 3097; hiqh tnd. aame. Alice Thompson 206; high jnd. se ries, Alice Thompson 468. HOLIDAY MINORS LEAGUE j W L , Sarqe's Trailer Estates S3 3' I Mouldmqcratt (nc. 52 40 Suburban Finance 50' i 41' t Suoertor Troy Laundry (; i V j . Kiamath Auto Wreckers 48 J4 I RRC Of A 45' j 4' 7 Pacific Power & Light 47' a- Fine Arts 4? W Rflnninqton Steel BIcJq. Co, 41 51 M fc V Grocery 35 5' Feb 20 results- Klamath Auto Wreck- ers 2, Pacific Power Liqnt 2, Superior Troy Laundry 1. Vou'dinqcraft Inc. 2; Suburban Finance 4. M & M Grocery 0. PRC ot A 0. Benninqton Steel Bldq Co J: Fine Arts 3. Sarge S Trailer Estates 1 Hiqh team team oame. Suburban Fi nance fJn; hiqh team series, Suburban Finance 2810; hiqh tnd qame, Norm Mitchell 245; high ind. series, Ray Bis sell 599, LEFTOVERS LEAGUE W L Twin Girls Groc. ' V Unique Market 5? 3A Medo Bel 49' j J'7 Cinrjereila Vurt'O 0 TulelaK Vanetv 4a 42 Chiicote l Smith 43' j 44' j Eeto Hiynes 43 . 44- j Lit'le Market 0 Hanneys Service 33 55 Glass Mt. Block 32 57 Feb. 21 results: Echo Homes 4, Chii cote Smith 0; Twin Girts Groc. 3, Medo Bel 1; Cinderella Studio 3, Tule lake Variety 1; Little Market 3, Han neys Service 1; Glass Mt. Block 3, Unique Market 1. High team qame. Medo Bel 713; high team series. Twin Girls Groc. 2046; hiQh ind. game. Atalee Pierce 179; high tnd. series, Rosemarit Cook 469. Bearcats Return Hot Blades Can Move To NCAAUP On Leaders Tonight By I'nited Press International It's oflieial Cincinnati will he returning to tlie NCAA tournament ill a hid to retain the crown it wears so well. Car- Ity Inileil Press International assists from Solinger and The streaking Uk Angeles michael. Blades, who have turned the! w'" lh" score 2-2 after 8:511 of ,. ,, ,v , ., . , ithe third period, Boileau stepped Southern Division of the Western 1, j , . .. ., I forward to pel the w inner w ith Hockey League into a Uirec-tcamhis (aiih(,, eomnanions-Solinger The top-ranked Bearcats mas-, race, get a chance tonight to i and Carmichael providing tlie as- SPORTSMAN LEAGUE V 1 SS W L Victor U O'lv, Wor, Motors 63 34 Dorris Lumber 59 33 Fashion Clvneri Sh 40 robil Oil Co. 54 4? Local LOArt 54 43 Pelican Mohll Servic 53 44 Lucas Furniture 4R 44 Slate Police 47' 1 48' 1 Jordan Shell 47 49 F.d wnarton Signal 47 49 Fuller Paint Co. 39 S7 J w. Kerni 40 Club J. C. Renie Jewelery 31 eS Lonq; Chevron 31 45 Reutts: Slate Police 4. Local Loan 0 3. Mobil 0,1 Co. 1; Jordan Shell 3. 4(1 Club 1; Drtve More 3. Ed Wharton 1; Longs Chevron 3. Putter Paint 1; Fashion Cleaners 4, J. C Renie 0 Hiqh team Qame. Fashion Cleaners 1036: high team series. Long's Chevron 7061; h.oh ind. game. Dean Cherrv :i5; high ind. series, Tom Pearson 60s. BASIN BOWLERS Grease Monkeys as" 7' Rs K Os 511' 1 33' 1 Lower Lakers 57 40 Alley Sliders 51' 1 40' 1 Lees 7A 41 49 NO 7 47 50 sacred North Texas State, lll-iil Thursday night to clinch first place in the Missouri Valley Con ference and earn an automatic berth in the NCAA basketball classic. Cincinnati w ill be a heavy favorite to sweep to an unprece dented third straight champion ship. In another game matching two NCAA-bound squads. New York University extended its winning streak to It) with an RO-T0 squeak er over Notre Dame at Madison Square Clarden. make it even cozier when they meet the San Francisco Seals. The Blades have won three and lied one out of their last four games and now stand four joints behind the second-place Seals, who in turn trail Portland by three. A Iais Angeles win at the Cow Palace tonight would leave (hem only two behind Ihe Seals. Port land has a relatively easy assign ment tonight when it takes on Edmonton. The Blades got all their nffen Idaho, a hot team ignored by the national rankers and tourney pickers, seeks vengeance tins weekend when it hosts Seattle and Washington. The little town of Moscow, Ida ho, has gone basketball-happy over the Vandals, who have lost only three games. Hut star Cus Johnson is ineligible for posl-sea-son play which is probably why the team was ignored by NCAA pickers. Wait til! next year when Johnson is eligible. In the West Coast Athletic con ference, unbeaten USF is at San Jose Slate tonight, while once beaten SI. Mary's meets Pacific tonight and San Jose State tomorrow. San Diego State ' 7-2 figures to move into a tie with Fresno State 8-2i in Ihe CCAA. San Diego! hosts winlcss San Fernando. But Fresno is at Los Angeles State Saturday while San Diego hosts Santa Barbara I6-.H in a key contest. San Francisco State I8-1 can wrap up tlie Far West Conference with a win at Alameda State Sat urday. In other contests Thursday night, Gonzaga romped over Ida ho Slate "fi-51 as the losers' Art Crump scored only 18. well Ix-low sisLs. Spokane, behind 2-1 at the out set of the third period, dominated play for the first 15 minutes of the lasl stanza. Hay Brunei lied it up at 1:59, then Bill Shvetz put the Comets ahead at 11:51 Dick Lamcureux added the fourth 'his average of almost 25 per con- S'xikanc goal two minutes later. test. Gonzaga's Jim Dixon tallied 20 T f tl,A nn,,trL-'e Alitr. llill u k..,., ,,,.,,,'ihpn .heir sivc Punc'h from 'he line of Bub McCloudTips Tule. 70-43 I McCI.Ol'D iSpccial '-The Mc-j Cloud loggers, gelling hot from the opening gun, raced pa-t lhet Tulclake Honkers here Thursday: night. 7IM.1. I The Loggers jumped to a 21-10 lead and were never headed asj Ihey nutsrnred Ihe Honkers in every period. They added 16 in the second period to 14 fur thej Hunkers and had a i:i-point mar-j gin at intermission. The lead con tinued to build with the 1-nggrrs hitting 14 (mints to Tide's eight m the third and 1 to nine in the fourth period. Dan Prmgle led the winners with 17 points while F.d Roberts and Clint Simpson each nelted eight for the Honkers. The .lay ees also lost. M-47. The Honkers will host tlie Weed Cougars Saturday night. Score hv quarters: Tulclake ' 10 14 9-n McCloud 21 16 14 19-71) FSnwl Weevils Grandmas A Pas 3fl 54 Ooen Frames 3 56 KGi 34 5a Results Lower lakers 4. Open Frames 0: K Gs 1. Grandmas A Pas 3; Bowl weevils 0. Grease Monkeys 4. Alley Sliders I. Team No. 7 3, Bs A Os 3. Lees 76 1 High team oame. Grease Monkeys 107; h,gh team .eries. Grease Monkeys 7743: high ind game. Troy Oualts 713; Eve lyn Gas.er 111; high ind. series, Troy Quails 59. Evelyn Gasser 493. TWILITE LEAGUE W L el 31 57 35 lovene.s Co Klamath Milk Producers Interstate Pumo 56 J6 Douglas Service 55 37 Oenms Shetl 54 3 Ranch Club 44 41 Ritie 04 44 41 Dick B Miller Co. 43 SO Pacific Power A Light 40 S7 Shasta Richtteid 40 53 Ore Wash-Telohone 39 53 Montgomery Ward 70 77 Feb. 71 results- Pacific Power A Lite 4. Montgomery Wards 0; Kiamath Milk Producers 3. Oenms Shell 1: Oregon Wash Telephone 0. Shasta Richfield 4; Interstate Pump 1. Blue O 3; Loveness Co 4. Dick B Miller Co. 0; Ranch Club 3. Douglas Service 1. High team game. Loveness Co 977; high team series. Pacific Power A Light 7719; high md. oame. Wilbur Maskms 31S. high ind. series. John Rose 571 tournament hopes in Friday night 'contests as fourth-ranked Arizona Stale University meets Wyoming and seventh-ranked Stanford takes on ICLA. Cincinnati, which had its .17 canve winning skein broken at Wi chita last Saturday, rebounded with vigor against outclassed North Texas as it captured its sixth consecutive conlerencc title It also marked the sixth season in a row the Bearcats have won 2(1 or more games. They arc 20-1 for the season. Furman handed tough Wake Forest its second loss in as many nights to a Southern Conference team. .Vl.'il; Virginia Military In stitute crushed Richmond. R.V60. as all live starters scored in dou ble figures: and Billy Foster pumped in 24 points to. lead Drake to an 81-65 decision over TuNa. KKewhere. Connecticut stopped Manhattan, 68-tVt. The Citadel up ended Arkansas State, 71-57. and Oklahoma City beat Imola ol New Orleans. St-TH. Solinger. Bruce Carmichael and Marc Boileau as they vanquished Vancouver 3 2 Thursday night. F.lsewherc Spokane rallied lor three final period goals to over come Seattle 4 .1. The Blades, who were behind 1-0 and 2-t. got their first goal olf the stick of Carmichael on as sists from Solinger and Boileau. They traded places (or the sec ond tally with Solinger scoring on Will. Standings Southern Division W I. T I'ls r.K C.A Portland 33 16 4 San Francisco 33 20 I 67 224 171 ls Angeles 30 20 3 63 1R5 161 Spokane 25 24 1 51 162 15!) N'nrlhern Division W I, T 1Mb OK ('.A Whitman defeated Pacific 65-51) as Tony Emhrey .swished 26. lw is and Clark moved into a tic 70 204 143 1 with Pacilic in the Northwest Con ference with a 65-413 w in over Col lege of Idaho. Central Washington downed Eastern Washington 88-66 and Whitworth dumped Puget Sound 76-74 in tlie Evergreen Conference Ss ' - v ' t i ' j r , vJ A.VNOLNCES CHOICE CHICAGO a'PD - Jim Ditul lo. a 5-foot, ll-inch. ins-pound fullback who led Fenwick High School to Die 13 Chicago prep gridiron cliampionship, announced Thursday that lie will enroll next fall at Notre Dame. HE CLIMBS ON BACKWARDS Manhattan's Paul Costello would appear to be riding piggy back (from the wronq end) on Connecticut's Dale Comey during their college basketball game in New York Thursday. Costello was charged with a foul for this bit of horse play. Connecticut won the tilt, 68-64 UPI Telephoto Lewis And Clark Clinches Tie For Northwest Title By United Press Internationa! Lewis and Clark clinched a lie for its second straight Northwest conference basketball title Thurs day night. The front-running Pionceis euged College of Idaho 65-63 at Portland. Second-place Pacific dropped a 65-6!) decision to Whit man at Forest Grove. The win was the 1 1th in 12 starts (or the Pioneers, who have three games left in the confer ence. Tlie loss gave the Badgers a 0-4 record, with games remain ing. Bill Maurer scored on a driving lay-in with eight seconds lell to play to give Lewis and Clark its victory. Maurer and Jim Boutin paced llie winners w ith 20 points apiece. Tony Embrey and Dave Snow shirked Whitman to its win with 26 and 25 points, respectively. Ken Alcorn top'ied Pacific with 20. Lewis and Clark plays host to Whitman and Pacific entertains College of Idaho tonight and Satur day night. Linficld meets Wil lamette at Salem tonight and at McMinnville Saturday night. A Lewis and Clark win or a Pacific loss would give the Pio neers the championship. SEE ALL THEs '63 MERCURY'S AT THE GUN STORE 5w I '-X i j? l- 714 Main l X t, r 1 ' K'i i f r S " ,S,J ft ' 1 vjair Seattle 26 25 I S3 178 180 Vancouver 24 25 3 51 177 1731 tourney Edmonton 16 17 2 .1.1 170 260 Pacifci Lutheran won Ihe crown Calgary 15.17 I .11 166 21!) in regular season play. If It wins Thursday's Results l,os Angeles 3 Vancouver 2 Spokane 4 Seattle 3 Friday s Schedule I.os Angeles at San Francisco Portland at Edmonton the tournev. loo. it will earn a Iscrth in the NAIA tourney at Kansas City. 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