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CENTRAL POINT i Special ' The Klamath I'ninn Pelicans lost all hopes of retaining their Southern Oregon Conference title here Saturday night when thev faltered under the blistering fourth quarter attack of the Cra ter Comets and lost their (iflh league game in succession. 78-t. The loss left the Pelicans with a 6-7 league record and a rec ord of 12-7 for the season. They can't possibly even lie for the Dick Tiaer HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath DUCKS COP REBOUND of Washinqton Stale looks Cougars, 83-70. Whitebird Second In MKOKORD 'Special 1 (irantsi Tass, the defending league eham pinn and pre - season favorite, walked away with the Southern Oregon Conference tournament ti tle and league tiara here Satur day night and the Klamath I'ninn Telicans finished in second with no one close. The Cavemen won Ihe tourna ment wilh 107 total points while the Pelicans were second with 141 points. Medford finished a distant third wilh H points while Ashland finished with 2fi and Crater 21 points. Rut the Telicans pulled some surprises out of the hat and losl a couple they didn't expert. The biggest surprise for the Pelicans and probably for the entire tourna ment was that 1.30-pnund .lohn Stil- well came thronch lo win the title in that weight event when thorouchly unexpected. He deei smned Rucky Vanril of Grants Tass, fi-n. for the title. Raw Pies Used For Dueling VWCOCVER, Wash . UTI' -Kifhl unbaked pies were strlt-n from Tony's Market here, t h e Clark County Sheriffs ollice re ported. Sheriff Clarence MC Kay a:d evidence indicated Ihe pies were u-d for dueling purposes behind a nearbv service stat.on. Slf.HTFn Till T.. (,OT SMK NKW I-OMXIY Conn. I ri' 5ailr tt:i!iam J. Mi Butte upped renscope while making a check aboard a moored submarine Thurufny and noticed unusual ac tiviry in a ri-rbv parking l'-t MrHnlie and Chief .lames A Rnefs rushed tn the lot anrl (auht Muhael Kope. ifi. hteak irg into MrRritle'n car and turned h:m over In police. ' , ' ' , , - 1 . - . j ! ' ; M ' ' ' ' 'V V'-' " ' - I - V-J 3(f : - 17 ffn ' I . v I X v": . -1 ' ' ' ; - V s ,: t . ' 1 " v , ' i t . , - V - " . . J Hopes Smashed fa league title now. And Medford kept its winning streak alive by downing the Ashland Grizzlies, R9-44, In move into a second place tie wilh Ihe Cornels.' (rants Pass is first wilh an 8-4 record. The Pelicans were in the game until midway into the fourth quarter when Ihe Cornels suddenly burst forth with a rapid-fire game which Ihe Pelicans could nol cope wilh. Kails, Ore. Sunday. Kehruarv 24, 196.1 lim Johnson, 30. grabi for fhe ball as Lee Wheeler,' 43, on. The Oregon Ducks downed the Washington State UPI Telephoto Wrestlers Grab League Tourney Other Pelicans to win lilies were lim Meriting at 115. r.rant Hum phrey at 123. Stilwell, Tom Miles at 13fi, .-.nd Ron Hitchcock at 157. Those who lost in the finals were Ron Head at 141, Rob Ewing at ml and Thurston Henzel, heavy weight. The loss by Ewing and Henzel Owl Banquet Set Tuesday The Oregon Tcrh Owl hmkrt hall and wreMlinK teams will be feted Tuesday nleht at the Winema lintel in the annual Winter SporU Banquet. It will he award night for both team. The Owl Cagert won the Oregon Collegiate Con ference title for the third year In Miroesinn and the wrestler fmKhed third in the ronferenre, one point behind second plare Southern Oregon and had a 9-1 dual reryird. The puhllr I Invited to at lend the fete nhfrh i to hrgin at fi::i0 p.m. Ticket are 2.2.t per person and Owl barker are aked lo attrnd tn nupporl team whirh did uch great )ob. Don MeClnud of the Oregonian wa tn he guet speaker hut another obligation aroe and he will not he here. They haven't rt replaced him. Eastern Oregon Topples Yiks PORTLAND ' I PI'-Huk Tur ley hit n field goal and George Waf hter aHHed a free throw in the final tun minutes to gie Kastern Oregon a M-2 Orecon Collegiate Conference haskethall win over Portland State Saturday msht Uathter scored 15 points tn top the Kastem Oregon scoring. Port land Ma'e' .lohn Nelson tallied :t Klamath, after going into Ihe second half lied at 37-37, fell he hind at the end of the third period by only three points, 54-51. Bui the Cornels went ahead by fiO-53 on shots by Mike Glines and Pat Pepper. Kred Kelley. Terry Ash and Don Pi per cut the margin down to 64 59 with about five minutes left in Ihe game.' Then the roof fell in. Wilh liOU Alvarez, who singed Retains Tit weren't entirely umsxpeeted hul it was believed th.it the Pelicans could boat their opponents flt that ueicht. Kwinc lost to Medford s Mike Mayfield on riding time, 6-5 Henzel lost to Medtords Jeff Hardrath. 8 2. He had been beaten hv Hardrath but also had tied the Tornado grappler. Miles ytit the onlv pin in the finals for the Pelicans. He toot rt Amberc of Grants Pass. Am Iwrc. previously, had f o u C h t Miles a close battle and it wasn't expected that Miles miyht pin him MrChing tiok Medford's Mike Orr. 4-1. and MrClunR hadn't been wrestling in quite some time be cause of an injury. Humphrey look Dick Pinnev of Grants Pass for the 12.1-pound title. H-0. Stilwe! big win over touch Vanril of the Cavemen was the big upt. Head Inst tn Ioug Van Gordon in the 141 -pound bracket by 4-1 Hitchcock took out tough Pat Kdcertnn of Grants Pass. 5-2. Thnsp who got rhird place win in capturing consolation final; were Gary Wihart at 12-1 and hea ivwrmhl Rill Mills. Wishart dci sinned Hixon of Medford, 5-4. and Mills stnpped Terry Shores of Grants Pass, 2 1. The Pels who Inst in the consolations were Ilich Macfleth. I-arry Tice. Terry Chris tiansen. Men (Innales and Dave Coulson. 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(UPP-l)ick Tiger and Gene Fullmer went blood-drenched rounds tn a draw Saturday night as Tiger, the Ni gerian stalker, retained his world middleweight championship. In a decision wildly booed by a sellout crowd of 8.000 in the Las Vegas Convention Center, referee Vern Bvbee voted it 69-69; .ludge Pat Piskin had it 71-67 for Tiger and Judge .lohn Romero had il 70-68 for Fullmer. Fullmer, turned fancy Dan and dartuig in and nut tn kind a ingle blow at a time, piled up an early lead. But Tiger, stalking his prey all over the ring, finally aught up in the final two rounds to earn the draw on Bvbee's card. Both camps thought they had won it easily. But it was close. I'nited Press International scored it 70-66 (or Fullmer. It was a heart-breaking decision for Fullmer, the Mormon elder from West Jordan, t'tah. who had announced he would retire unless lie won. However, he may recon sider in view of the draw. Tiger, obviously befuddled hy the hit-and-run tactics nf Fullmer, finally resorted to hull-like rushes that drew boos from the crowd. Bribe Handled By FBI HOUSTON itTI'-Tllo Federal Bureau of Investigation stepped in Sattirdav lo determine whether out - ol - slate gamblers were involved in a reioitcd attempt to bribe two Itice University basket ball players. the FBI began investigating alter the university announced late Friday il bad expelled a sophomore student accused of ot tering ivlio apiece tn Iwn guards to shave points in last Inesdays game with Baylor University. Herb Steinkamp. a standout tarter, and Dick t'ramer. a sub tilute. said Ihe student made the otter Feh. 14. The players said he wanted them to keep Hire's victory margin over Baylor with in 14 points The report came within two weeks aller five men received entences ranging from six lo 15 vears in New ork lor nrining players. Steinkamp and t ramer vealed the Feh. 14 incident In their trainer. Kddie Wnjecki. ear ly the following day and reporter! it tn basketball coach Johnny Frankie later. Hubert Itightmver. aaent in harge of the Houston FBI office said he was investigating to de termine whether a federal law is violated. He said this would deiend on whether there was any sort of interstate connections in volved in the nlfer. He would not sav whether Ihe exjielled student was iietinned by agents and de- lined comment on Ihe details nl the mvesticalion. The incident came a year alter committee of the Texas House of Bepresenlatives investigated reports nf alleged point-shaving in Southwest Conference games. The committee cited three gamblers for failing lo answer questions Two Southwest Conference olfi ilaU were nilesttoned hv Ihe rommitlee about alleged xnnt shaving last year, but no charge were filed. Steinkamp and Cramer said tlie -indent told them he would let Mn.nw on the Hice Baylor game if the situation looked right. They said the student told them Bice would be a big favorite if Hie Owls defeated SMtl hy a big m.irgin. A Houston officer doubled the sie of Hie planned belling He! kaid Ihe student would ' have In bet with every bookie in Ihe country lo put down that kind nl monev ft ice t lo SMI ft7l and beatifor Warner Bros. Bavlor 74 70 afler overcoming an ll-poml lead Cramer got mx lnnt in the Baylor game againt a 6 .Vjtoint-per-came average steinkamp siwed 22 points. 10 more Ihan his conference aver a:e of II r 60 Defeat B games lo gain Ihe stale tourna ment as one of Ihe two SOC teams. This w ill be the first time in 14 years Ihe Pelicans have failed lo make the tournament. Fred Kelley led the Pelicans with 16 points while W a y n e Chamherland had 12 and Gmver Dahn 11. Don Piper came in off Ihe bench and tallied eight and Dick Scolt was held to six points. In addition lo Alvarez' 2D points, Howard Tomlinson net Once Tiger wrestled Fullmer to the floor, another time he picked him up and hung him on his shoulder. There were no knockdowns, al though Fullmer slipped or was pushed to the floor three times. The blood started flowing early in this one, and in the third round,. Fullmer was bleeding from hi: left eye. Bv the middle of the fight, the crimson flowed from his nose head and ear. Tiger bled profuse ly from a cut near his left eye. The odds had favored Tiger as high as 4-1 early in the week. But just before the fight started, they dropped to 7-5. Fullmer took the failure to win stride. "I did everything wanted to except win." Hornets Fourth In Meet HOSF-HUHO (Special 1 - The Henley Hornet wrestling team fin ished fourth in the District B A-2 wrestling tournament here Sat urday behind champion Glendale, Oakland, and Glide and Rot three grapplers to the state tourna ment. Phil Hale won the 141-pound ti tle. Chuck Milanovich the Mli- IHiund crown and .lohn Itiggs the heavyweight championship and will go lo the statu lotirnament. Hale won the title hy downing (llendale's defending champion Larry Troxell with a 3-2 deci sion. He was the defending cham pion of the Umpqua League Chuck Milanovich won Ihe 118- pound liara by taking nut defend ing champion Craig Uing nf Glide, 4-0. Riggs probably had t h e toughest chore of all in winning the heavyweight scrap over Doug las' Warren Hill who tipped the scales at 3.'ifl pounds. He heal Ihe giant by 3-0. Biggs weighs about 210. Fred Rodriguez was the run- nerup in the l3.vpound category and the bov that brat him. Phil McDowell of Glendale. won the outslanding wrestler aw ard nf the tournament. He was aUo the de (ending league champion and he heal Rodriguez in the semifinals 21. Behind Ilenlev in the standings were Douglas wilh points. Sulh erlin with 50. Riddle with 2!i. Myr tle Creek with 21 and Voncalla with seven. Glendale piled up III" points, Oakland !2 and Glide H7. (ilide edged Ihe Hornets by one M)int. HT-Kli. Rex Smith finished third in the lfl-mund bracket while Del Rogal- ski, Mike Smith. I.vle Bergslrom. Tonv Vassallo and leo Hulf all finished fourth. Director Named PORTLAND 'I PL - Dr. Don- Id W. Chaman has been named director of research hir the Ore gon Fish Commission. Dr. Chafiman, 32. now an as sistant professor of fish and game management al Oregon State l.'ni verslty. will suc-ood Sigurd J. Westrheim. who is now with the Fisheries Board of Canada i n Nanaimo, B.C. Truck Hearing SAI.KM 't'PIi - I-ng truckers have been invited to appear he lore th Senate Highways Com mittee Monday, Feb. 25. al 3 p m to give their views on the gov ernor's hill for changes in t h e weight-mile highway use tax for heavy vehicles. IIIKKS JACK WKRB m ANfiKLKS UTI' - Jack Webb has been named executive tn charge of television production lack L. Warner, president nf the studio, said Tuevlay thai Webb, creator of television's "Dragnet" series, would replace William T. Orr, who moves to feature production, concentrating Ion hish-budRel films. n Draw With IFas ted 16 markers and Mike Glines pushed in 14 points. The Pelicans opened the game as if they were going to Irouncc Ihe smaller Cornels. They jumped to a 17-11 first period lead behind Kelley and Cham herland. But a picture of Ihings lo come started lo shape up in the second period. The Pelicans raced lo a 20-11 lead early in the second and then Crater began its comeback. Owls Close Out With 87 To 82 MOXMOITH 'SiH-ciiih The Oregon Tech Owls rinsed out their I!i2-6.'i basketball season on a win ning note here Saturday allernoon fwhen they downed the fired up Ore- on College of Kducation Wolves belore a jam-packed Dad's Day crowd. K7-H2. It was the 2111 h win of Ihe sea son for the Owls as against six losses. It also was the lAth win in Hi Oregon Collegiate Confer ence games. But it also ended on sort of a sorrowful note because ( oach .lim Partlow will he losing three seniors, all starters, from Beavers Defeated By Southern Cal COIIVALLIS iHPD - Sniillirrni California's Trojans. wilh big Gordon Martin scoring 2(1 points overcame a nine-ixiiiil deficit early in tile second half lo o.sl a ii7-5K basketball win over Ore. gon .Stale Saturday night. The Trojans, who were beaten 27 mints bv the Beavers Fridnv night, trailed at hnlftimr and were hehind !I!)-.'in wilh a min- ule qnne in Ihe second half, Thev went ahead to stay at St-4!t wilh !i fo lelt to nlav on a lavin hv t'le Hillm.-in. Southern California's shool ins was the big difference in the con lest. The Trojans lilt 25 of 4' field poal attempts CI of 21 in the second halffor a ..Vtfi nveraiic. Orecon Stale made 2." of 71 shots from the floor for a ,3lf. average and lield a 4! 17 ih lye in rehrmnri- 2. Mai I in. a h-7 senior cenler, hi! Oregon Stamps Cougars KrciKNK TPIt - Orecon chalked up its HUh haskefhall vic tory of Ihe season and ils fifth oer WaOnnlon Stale hy hand inn Ihe Cougars an 84-72 defeal here Saturday niyhl. Center (ilenn Moore, who did not hiart because of a flu at tack, left Ihe Oregon scoring with 20 points I'oach Steve Flelko's Webfoot now 10-12 (or the year, led al Ihe half :iir hul had to rallv in the second slann afler Ihe Coucars had lied it at 3Ha. Washington Stale got Ifi points each from forward Al Thompson and (iuard Hvrnn Vadset. lim Johnson had Ifi points and 17 rebounds for Oregon, while teammates Johnny Mack and Kl liott Clason had 15 and 14 re- speclively. Oregon shot .4H. from the field on 32 of . while Washington Stale was .378 with 2fl out of 74. The box: WhmQtiM tttlt (71) PPT Wflllnn Totili Ortn (M) 31 11 31 17 73 O P P T 4 ? 3 4 II 4 (VI 1 I 4 1 4 A-A 1 l V'wa Totall IS n n n it y water Comets Wilh Alvarez hilling from all over Ihe court and gelling sup port from Pat Pepper, they raced hack to close Ihe gap lo 24-22 early. Dahn put Ihe Peli cans hack into a 28-24 lead wilh a jumper hul Alvarez hit a pair of charities (or a 28-26 Pelican lead. Alvarez again was the nemesis as he pumped in Iwn more bas kets and a charity toss for a 31-30 Crater lead.' Hal Holman IK the team. Gone next vear will lie "Sweet'' Sam Smilh, the ennfer- ence s leading scorer and re Imunder for (he past two seasons mid who w ill undoubtedly w in it again this season, Hewlett Nash, one nf the finest guards around this part of the country, and Nor man Johns, the Indian who time Hid again pulled the Ow ls together when they needed il. Smith closed out his college en- reer in style by singeing the nets lor 37 big points and pulling rlown 21 rebounds. He went nut1 with a bang, and did it without 1 1 of 14 field goal attempts. Sev en-fool Mel Counts of Oregon Stale fouled out with 7.44 to play alter pu king up three fouls in the opening half while trying lo defense Marl in. Counts scored 111 immmIs and Terry Maker tallied Ifi for the Heavers. The decision, w hich came be fore a capacity crowd "f W.IW; persons, gave Southern ( ahfornia 17-fl record and left Ore gun i Slate wilh a l." 7 mark The box: USC o r p t t 1 1 i 1 4-f J 1(1 ti 4 i n Vnunq rVArtirl Worn 4 3.1 ) II S V? 1 1 s o n o ti n 17-14 II ml Tat jiIi OSU (Ml euly G P fftunH eetitn a s m 0-0 3 IA 7 4 0 in lA'Wt Brmt TnUH IS 1 11 II II -0"Qin Sit A Southern Ct- MIMr Freeway Eyed SM.KM ilTIM - A hill call ing lor n $tfl million l)ond issue lor a four-lane fteewav from Portland to (Iresham was readierl for introduction today hy Hep llo.s MiHgan, l)-(resham. Morgan said Hie si retch of road one of Ihe mot traveled, and movl nerlooked when it conMs to improvement, in Oregon. (IRAKIS SKrOND UK A It T MOSCOW ITP Soviet med ical researcher Or. vlanimir Oem- ikhov has grafted a second heart into the hitdy of a bahoon. a So- , t newspaer reported. Demokhov's article in Pravda did not say whether the transplant had been a success, but he said he was convinced the transplan tation of hearts and lungs in mon keys can he made "quite sue essfullv." HOME -AUTO-FIRE INSURNCE LOOK IN ON BOB JONES Southern Oregon lit So 6th Tua-46-n You 8ftCO Agency sluffed in a pair of gi slinls for a 32-31 lead and Dahn slnle a ball and raced in for a layup and a 34-31 lead. But then again came Alvarez, this lime assist ed by Glines and Willie Jones, .tones hit a pair of charities with one second left in Ihe half In knot Ihe game at 37-37. Tile third quarter was (airly even hut Ihe Craters held a slight margin and look a 54-51 lead at the end of the period. net? Season Victory receiving a foul which has caused him some trouble this season. He teamed with running mate Willie Anderson Saturday after noon and the two combined for H2 of the R7 pnints. Andersnn had 25 points and 14 relwunds. Van Zitek dsn hit in double figures with 11 but Johns got into foul trouble nrly and played little before foul ing out with only three points. It wasn't all milk and honey for the Owls Saturday afternoon There was a turn-away crowd for Dad's Day and the Wolves had the backing. They stormed to a quick lead and stayed there until mid way in the first halt when the Owls caught up nl 2,1-2.1 and went atiead hy one point and were ahead the remainder of the game. "It has been a good season said Coach Partlow.. "The- kids really wanted this last game and - ihev went nut and not it. W'avne they went nut and got it. W'avne Dennis came In for Johns and did L ,e,, u,l (li on defense. It's in Mp and I'm real ,01l, f u,e !,," ,B stalwl. The Owls hit on M of RH shnls for only .4:12 whereas they nailed down better than 50 per cent Fri day night. Smith took 3tt shots and hit on Ifi of them while An derson connected on 12 of 21. The Wolves hit 30 of !t for an off night of .333 per cenl. But thev were while-hot wilh 22 of 27 from the charity line for a bril liant .Hl. per cent. There is where they made a game of it. Toby Wolf had 20 points. Darrell Rrandl 21 and .lohn Morton hit for 20 points to lead Ihe fiery Wolves, called the "mighty midgets." Bob Marr also had 12 markers. The Owls, undoubtedly, have a host of new records, hul they will bf c I locked hy the league statistician and they should be ivailable Thursday or Friday. j thi hox'score 1 OTI (111 Fqa F Ff-Ft Rtb PI Tp AnrlMon W ?1 I I 14 4 IS Smith U ) S 10 ?1 0 37 MH. 4-H 3-3 I 1 11 4 4 II 4 J lr.hn 11 11 0 S 1 nrnrt. 1 S ft-I 1 J Tftlftli II II II II 41 14 17 Pqa Ft Fla Ft Kfb PI Tp OCI (I)) Wnlf S IA 1ft 10 13 Murr Rmnrlt f ittry TalaU 21 13 Jvil 17 jf u tl 51 17-117 43 4011? rigt BOXING Klamath Falli Auditorium WED., FEB. 27, 8 P.M. 10 ROUND MAIN EVENT "Chief" KEN CAROTHERS Great Falti, Monttina RAMON "Buffalo" HERNANDEZ Harmttillo, Maitca 3 OTHER BOUTS 6 ROUND SPECIAL JIM IUKIA Klamalh Folia FRICtS Riflftidt S3. 00 Gnrl Admitiion SI. SO Srvica Mtn in uniform and Sludanli .. SI 00 Dahn, Kelley and Piper kept the Pelicans in the game and Tomlinson joined the scoring col umn for the Comets. Tomlinson and Paul Bransom hit fielders with 17 and five seconds left in the third to give the Comets the le.td. Then came Ihe fatal fourth and Ihe Pelicans lost all their feathers and fell apart under the singeing fire of the Comets. The Pelicans have a pair of games next week when Ihry lake on Ashland at home and then travel to Grants Pass Sal urday night. Their final game is the following Friday against Medford in Klamath. THR BOX SCORE KUmath (AO) Fq Fla-rt P Tn Kelley a 4.4 j i Chamber land 4 it 3 1? H. Holman 0 3.3 0 ? Dahn i 4 11 Scoll ? 2? 1 Piper 3 ?? 1 A B Hotman 1 ftfl 1 3 Ah fl 34 4 1 Guvtr Total 11 117 It 40 Crater (Tl) Alvarez Fj Fta-rt PI Tp I? 4-5 1 n Tomlmn Gline Pepper Bransom Summerfield Jone Rivenpurg Total 14-IJJO 71 Scort by quarter): Ktamaltt Crater 17-70-14- AO 11-76-17-24 I Honkers' Leahy Hits 44 LAKEVIKW (Specbd) Lake- view s Danny Leahy, a senior hound for Oregon Tech, set a new Rngue Icague individual scoring record here Friday night when he sizzled Ihe nets for 44 points in leading the Honkers to an easy 4M victory over the Sacred Heart Trojans. The victory finished Ihe league season for the Honkers and they ended up with n lft-5 record. Sa cred Heart has not yet finished hut wore II-I2 niter the defeat in last place. The Honkers presently are in fourth place but could finish in a tic for third place. laby had a brilliant night as he pumped in IB field goals lor 3fi (mints and added to the honor with eight of 10 attempts rom the. char ily line for the 44 points. The nrevious record was held bv Hon- ley's Kent Gooding with 41 points. Gooding has scored 41 twice, once this season The Trojan., slaved wilh Mm Honkers in the first period and trailed only by one (mini at th first quarter rest, 14-13. But thfi Honkers blew the top off in the second period hy tallying 25 points to 11 for Sacred Heart. It was close in the third period with Uia Honkers putting in 19 tn 17 for SUA. But the game was much the same in the fourth quarter as the second when l,akevicw tallied 24 markers lo eight for Sacred Heart. Two others hit in double figures for the Honkers. Pennis Warren and lirry Samples each netted 10 pnints. Dick Miller topped the Troians with 17 points while Pete Krok had IS. THI BOX KORI Ff FU Ft PI Tp HA (If) Krnfc MHIr Wrtlni Sfhufh WcNary D'irrl Tofil Mf II If Lahtvtffw I1) Ff Ft Ft PI Tp 3 1 l 1 Wrrti Pluto Mrt Tett Stort by qurt'i: II Ift-lf U II tVlt-tf M 14-Ii-H J4-H7 .. IDOII FIRST RIDER Waittrn Canadian Waltar Champion Advomo tickati af Dick Riadar'i, Waldorl Chuck Waaon. nd
