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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND Tlie saying goes, "All good Oiings muht come lo an end," nnd the good in writing this arch ery column the past Ifi months is in all tlie wonderful friends I've met through the column These friendships arc very spe cial to me and I hope they never end. ' This is my last archery col umn. It is being discontinued as of March 1. From lime to time the two publicity chairmen of Klamath Archers, Don Stonehill and Audree I-und. will keep you up: to Hate through news slories oil the goings on ol the arun ci'S-ui the area. To bring your calendars up to dale, here are the dates tn mark. Monday, Fob. 25, Norman White will give a half dozen arrows In Hip' second place winner of the Sweet Shoot. First place winner will receive the usual cake or oili er goodies and second place win ner will get the arrows. Sounds like fun, hull? Starling Wednesday nighl, Feb. 27, the w inner of the Sw eet Shoot will furnish the swwls for the next tweet shoot. lie league schedule In the end of. the league looks like this Monday, Feb. 2.", East Side Elec tric vs. Klamath Kamera, Dugan Most vs. Signal Oil. Roberts Hardware vs. The Sherwoods, Western Auto vs. U.S. Nat l Bank. Wednesday, Feb. 27, V.F.W. vs. Alia Sports Center. Kingsley Field vs. Oregon F'ood and Joe's vs. Farmers Lumber Co. Monday, March 4. Roberts Hardware vs. Oregon Food, West ern Auto vs. Farmers Lumber, U.S. Nat l. Bank vs. Sherwoods and Dugan Mcst vs. Alta Sports Ccntrr. Wednesday. March . Kingsley Field vs. Klamath Kamera. V:F.W. vs. l-'.ast Side Electric. .ImVs Sporting (mods vs. Signal Oil.- Munday. March U, .lor's Stmrt inc ;ools vs. Ilu2.ni Mcst. Hob- rrl:, Hardware, vs. East Side F.lei-. I Inc. Western Auto vs. A 1 1 a Sikh-Is Center and U.S. Nat'l Hank vs. Klamath Kamera. March 1.1. VFW vs. Kingsley Field. Sherwoods vs. Signal Oil and Farmers Uimlier vs. Oregon FinxI. The nc.t )lhick dinner of Ihe Klamath Archers' will lie Wednes- PACE 4-B day, March li. at 6:30 p.m. andlbeen shown. Good link and God (lie ne.vl business meeting will lie Owl Mat Team Has Fine Season Mark The Oregon Tech Owl wrestlers wrapped the l!(f.T collegiate season up this past weekend by partici pating in the Oregon Collegiate onfrrence Tournament held al Monmouth. Miln Crumrinr, Klamath Falls. raptured the ll.Vpound crown and Veil Miller, a Burn product, the IKT-muind championship. Four Owls were mnners-up. these he nig. Dennis Salhcr at 12:1, Hank Isenhart al U7, John Norton at l.YT. and Kd Applcman al l!H. Ken Kinnrar was Ihe only gent horn the Mile High Campus not mak ing Ihe hnah. Teamwise the Owls finished third behind Portland Stale and Nnithcrtl Oregon. Tournament re Mills weie Portland state inn point?. Southern Oregon 57 points. Ore con Technical Institute ,Vi points. Laslrrn Orcgin .11 points, and Oiegon College '22 (Hunts. The Tech duel season was very dliMai loi ily completed with wins m'er Soutliei n Oregon Ifi-IS1. IKK '1MH. Lewis and Clark 2 HI', and Pacific Cnixer.Mty '.HH1, The h ln ics Ihe past week com plctod a nine win. one lov mh .on. Tne only loss was lo Port land Slate "ho has impressive , wins over some eiy fine team 'lh oulstaiidinq series, wit hunt a douht. was that with Southern (irepon whuh found the Owls win niif two close ones Milo Crimrine finished the sea am iindcleated with only n draw with Portland Slide's Boh Wong to mar his record. Crumrinr defeated Wong h'f tlie conference i h'ininonshtp weekrnd. len niS Saltier and Kd Applcman tin islicd Ihe duel season undeleated hut ywrc on tlie hhort end ot thpMoie in the toutnamrnl finals. Before the Owl gi applets stow thru' gear for the car Ihey hac Ihe Ifulkmmg items on tlie agenda-. ' First, the banquet honoring Oregon let h wiciling and basket ball team1- is Tuesday at fi ; Trophies will be presenteil the tram captain, Ihe outstanding w roller, and the most inspira-j tinnal wrestler. The finale will be Ihe Far Nest AAH Tournament. March 7 and R a San liancisco and th? Oregon U Ihe lollow jufi weekend at Coivallif. Crum-i NEWS, Klamath Fills, Or. BOWING WITH BARBARA BARBARA BAUMGARDNER March 2(1 at 7 p.m., both at Twyla Ferguson School. The dale sel (or (he Klamath Archers Invitational Tournament is June 2, l!i.1. At the lust meeting of the Klamath Archers, Cordon Lund was appointed chairman of the coif shoot, Norman While, chair man of the trail shoot and Newl Weaver was chosen range cap tain. Watch for these coming events. The VFW team whose mem bcrs arc Cordon and Audree lAind and tierald Munjar is still holding all first place honors this week This team's high scratch score was fiftfi and high handicap score was 717. Audree was high woman with 203 and Gordon was high man with 242. Icague stand ings tn present are: W I. V.F.W. 9 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 f, 4 ft 4 fi 4 5 5 4 6 .1 7 2 ft Alta Sports Center Signal Oil East Side Electric Oregon Food Farmers Uimber Co. Dugan Mest The Sherwoods Joe's Sporting Goods Western Auto U.S. Nat'l. Bank Roberts Hardware 1 9 Klamath Kamera I) III Jf this lovely weather we've been havinc holds for a few more weeks, we should lie able to start using the outdoor range at Moore Park. And then the first thing we know, the tournament season will be upon us. So those of you who prefer the outdoor archery and haven't liecn participating in the league had better get that how mil. check it over, lie sure Ihe string is in good shape, ( heck the arrows to Iw sure the points and nocks are secure and the leathers in eood shaiie. Then watch . . . watch the weather and lor an announcement ol Ihe oieiung of the raiiRe nl Moore Turk. See you lucre! I'd like to end my column with my very sincere thanks In all of you w ho have been so helpful wilh providing me wilh bits of news lor "Bowing With Barbara and for all the nice comments and interest in archery that has (bless you all. line is the defending Far West champion in the ll.Vpound class INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS (iHCludtnf OCC Tnurnamtntl W L e D TD R E Oumrif 110 4 19 4 4, Silhr 11 1 7 0 11 S 5 1"ht( 4 1 0 10 J .11 Kinnfr A 0 0 J 4 3 NofIwi ifi 1 1 (I 7 4 4 1 Milirr II) ) 1 M H Applfinan f 1 J I I 4 3j Wdrtrtfi 0 10 1 I Krrch 1 S I ( Uttpn Tntjlt tt ) II 4 tl M J4: Team SCORF ittl t) 0'qmi l(h a Cmlfic Univeiily Hmvriolftl S'aIp 1 HiKTihotrtl Sl I indflri Prllnd S1 ?0 Sntitnun Orrqnn 1 1 Snuthro O'fOoO 1 ) Ifwn ai dink 1 C( if tC UniVfr ity OrPQrtn Tpch f Oregon I c h 11 Of njfui tPh 10 0'pqon tth O'pqon Trn It O'Paon Ifih ?l O'pqnn Ifth 74 O'Pgon Tun JJ RI SUITS OF OCC TOURNAMENT TEAM SCORE PO'tWod SBt (ftllra t(W Sogtn(rt O'rqtwi Cnilgp S1 Orfqprt 1p(hitml Imlitult l tprn O'Pqnn Cmlpu H f dlinwiioa tflli in MP gM l r hum PrtM. r 0 kii (iihI ii oi p.i Ofrtpf 1H lh Vilrt ( ru'"'oip (Ol IV WoiiQ iPSfl. tl M3 th . Poi.a Srvith tSCK'. Dfonn SIPr lOIU. t I; 1 Ml lh . t -( Pfitvlohn IPSO, Mmih lp-Mit lOHl. 'nil, 14' lh . 01pi 1 1'St I ppfiimipj son fun. st ti , 1 B-PA-i test 1. tfltn Nnrto.i tOIU. At. lt m . Vp'l V.itff lOIl. I PP Wh.lnev iPM I, 5 1 I 1'f l fry(k HdlhrtAV IFOtL VikP SiniAri iPSC. HI lh Jtiry F pnltui PM 1(1 Aprlfifn tOlP, tl MW. tf'iuQSn i-.nti. J.m l.finh (SOl i. 3t Oiitlrv1Q wrttVrt (t Irn." rMirtpnl HnHiiy mirt Ptttviotin Palmer Might Be New Pro COHO.W. Calif. 'I PI ' - rno!d Palmer may become the timnn j;of pro out ( the new multi miiimn doll.ti' Mountain View Country Club m a suburb of this .Southern California city, the own-: or and builder said Kndav. Only Palmer's signature on eoiUidct is neiNlrtl now, .s.ud Al Arnold. He bad Imvh in nuifer-. ence all wei-k with the v.iif pro" dllornrs Tlie lul nine boles of the oun try club in niailt CorninU arrj schelu!ed to oen M.tich 2 I CAMPARI TKI S l! ( IMOV MILAN. Italy M PI' - (Jmrdano! Camp.iri of Italy won a Hnnund; decision over llnlish Kmpu e hchl-l weight riiampion f'lovd l!oler(Mn! of Chana Kmlay nihl Sunday, February !4, 13, College Scores By United Press International EAST Princeton m Dartmouth 59 Penn fit Harvard : Yale 3 Columbia 71 Cornell W Brown 30 Clark i Mass. i Sfi Queens 5fi Syracuse 55 Boston Coll. 54 Hofstra 93 Lycoming 64 Northeastern 05 C. Guard B5 SI. Ronavcnture H7 Niagara l3 Hamilton do Hobart fi2 Rochester R2 Trinity fiO oti Hudson Val. 7r Canton Tech 58 B'klyn Coll. (W B'klyn Poly 5fi SOUTH Mercer HI Rollins 65 Lenoir-Mhyne 56 W. Carolina 50 Georgetown 79 Fairfield 61 Pembroke Ml Rich. Inst. Bfi Fla. Sou. 57 Birm. Sou. 56 Huntingdon 75 Shorter 60 Salem 72 W. Va. Wesleyan 622 High Point 72 Appalachian 60 W. Va. Tech 73 M. Harvey 71 lot) St. Aug. 77 W. Va. Union 73 Austin Pcay Kl Tenn. Wesleyan 66 Clcmson 52 Virginia 50 Wolford B0 Belmont Abbey 58 Carson New. 72 D. Lipscomb 64 MIDWEST Mich. Tech 85 Moorhead SI. 70 G. Williams 73 N'wsln Coll. 61 Carthage 61 Augustana 58 Tech 69 St. Ambrose 67 Denison 60 Muskingum 53 Marietta 69 Kenyon 66 SOUTHWEST Arizona 49 N. Mexico 46 Amarillo 96 Claredon 72 Hard-Sim. 97 Arlington St. 55 Abilene Christian 78 Trinity 73 Arizona St. (Tcmiiei 82 Wyo. 72 WEST Oregon B3 Wash. St. 70 Oregon St. 76 USC 49 Air Force 64 Denver 61 12 ol) Stanford 7 UCLA 69 ot Santa Clara 68 Pacific U. 59 Pepordine 08 St. Mary's 87 lot' Salamed Stale 65 Cal Aggies 56 Humlioldl Stale 74 Nevada 61 San Jose Stale 49 USF 48 long Beach St. 7!) S. Barbara 67 Orange St. 97 Cal Poly Pom. 87 Pasadena 86 Cal Western 55 Chapman 90 Occidental 69 Chico St. 77 Sacramento SI. 60 Sealtlc 77 Idaho 72 Portland St. 106 East. Ore. 101 (Double overtime i S. Diego St. 86 S. Fernando St. 77 Oregon Tech 98 Oregon College 84 S. Diego Marines 411 S. Diego 47 Pacilic 62 College of Idaho 58 Lewis & Clark Rfl Whitman 64 Willamette 67 l.mfio'.d 61 Kvprgrcfn "nnfcrrnrf Tnuinamrnt (At Tarnina. Washington Whilworth "tt Pitcific Uitliprnn 7n iSrmi-f nulls W'osf. Wash, an Central Wash. fif (Semi-finals' High School Scores llv l'nilrri Prri. Inlrrnatiiimil .Icllor.sun w Lincoln .! Rrnsun fil Franklin .VI Wilsnn Kl Clovpl.nid IIS Marshall 71 MadlMin 4n Wa.ohinKtun .'XI IIikim-vpII 4H Ht-avpiton 47 (Irpsham 4;i Milwaukie 4n David IMii;I,in 2!l Astoria .V Sunsol V llillslxiro fa ( pnli'imial 17 Tillamook IV Oregon I'lly X .SI. Ih-lcns M MiMinnville 4 Kori'sl (iroo 44 Nowlvrti TiRard K! Ijikc (Ivu.-o r.l West I .inn M Dalla 4't .M-Miit .Mi KiUcrlon .Vi Molalla M lli-ynolds 40 SiapMMo 44 VvYal :lu Sandy no I'aiknw 4 North S;ilcm .vt lli.uion .VI Coivallls B4 South Sah-m 711 lliany 71 Si--l Home Ml North Kiiui-iie 7ii l'oltai;e ;ior :.4 lliisi-liiii x 7:1 Thurton V Soulh Kusi-m- Kl Spnnatn-ld ,'7 North IWnil 43 Marslilicld 40 Mrdlold l I'latcr 5M (Irani". Pass 51 Vshlaml 41 llcnd 4V Haki-r 40 Hodmond M l-i tliande 4i; rrndU-lon M.nlia 4-I'lliH-ulle i Millml Kioiniali-i llermiton ."7 The Oallcs r-t Seaside .V Neah-Kah-Nie 4.1 North Catholic fv (Tat.-kanie MJ W.nrenton W Vernoma M K, Kslacada fil Banner 41 : MtHd Itivet M Conondia 47 I Davbn 7 Amity 44 NhenuMid 4M Salem Aradetm 4 Nestiteca Vt Slwridan 41 amhilU'aillon 1 Willamma 27 WiMidlmin 41 Noitb Mai ion :W Sena Catholic ) Canby 51 Mt Anel M Cascade 47 lien his 45 Staton 40 Central ti7 Scio 35 Newport 54 Mapleloii 41 Toledo Al SuMaw 5'i KeeKHii t HI Tatt M Cre-well 5rt H.umsImhc -W Kimira .VI St Kiaiu-is (i.tkruke .Vt MeKeiwie 5fi Junction Cit 7 Central Umn 55 liiddle M C.lendaie M Clnle tv; Sullieibu 4J Mvitle Crerk Hi IVuicia '' Phtienix 5ft Hocur llier U'lkexiew Saritvl Ileal I 41 Illinois alle 5fi h acle Point 5! Ilenlev 7R St M.n s Tn Mitle Point M Paedu- 4'i Uamion M ftrmkini: Cixiiullr 'c! ioid Heach 42 Hooner 7 Pdot t k 55 Asbuia .IV 51 Jewell 47 Corhett 5fl CH'ade lvks 51 Coilon 41 Jetter-on il t ('row' - ... CARDINALS' SPRING PITCHER When the St. Louis Cardinal batters step to the plate to start spring training in St. Petersburg, Fla., this is the pitcher they will be facing. This Rube Golderg-fype pitching machine, actually two in one tandem, can pitch any style and won't tire out during early days of spring training like its human coun terpart. UPI Telephoto Merrill Edges By Gilchrist To Keep KCL Hopes MKItnilX (Special '-The Mer rill Huskies had to hold off (he onrushing Gilchrist Grizzlies for a close 54-4!) victory here Friday night and keep up hopes of Rain ing a lie with Chiloquin for the Klamath County League title with only one gamo remaining. The Huskies have an 11-2 league record while Chiloquin is 12-1. The Huskies have a game remaining next Friday with the Malin Mus tangs ami the Panthers have onlv Gilchrist led. The Huskies will have to win and the Panthers' lose in order lor the lead to Iw lied. And Chiloquin will he fa- vorrd although the Gilchrist game will he on the Grizzlies' court. Hut the Huskies will have s second chance at the Panther in the league tournament which ggQWES SLOW POKE LEAGUE W Screw Alli Pin Rtiilpri Wednesday Wpppprj 4 , tS' j Lonpsomp four tfi 4 Trad D-(!qpri 4S' 1 4t' I ucky Rpiipt. i y 2 4fr 1 Unp'i(!iciiii jj 50 Lucky Mr.kpi .ia' , ,S' .. Rpb 70 resuftv lufv Sl'ilif 3. Lucy Rllp 1; loneomp Four 4 IrAil prri gprn 0. UnpfeclictohlPN 3, Pin Rtivfpr I; Srrpw RaIIs .1. Wpdnr-.rty Wrpnrr 1. High pm qrtmp, Lftiipsnnx! f our 72 7 ; tiO'h IPum p( ipv LfiMPsortiP f our 31 )', h.ah mrt Qrtip. Ronmp Cray Uft, hnjh HKl. Pnf. Bnnmp Irv 40 EARLY BIRO LEAGUE Poll-nq Ptn Rnllpr Str Oirlrn Odd P4II AMcy t U H.I K Wki T wulf f 1 Poof t iu' Rovn'pMp K Mus 3. Arnrr Oflrl PIK ) . P'i 0. lily Mi RoUci I, Rolcn (Ht 1. I 1. Rnlln.Q Pin, 1 Mir t "(iivps 1. Ou'.fp's Hiqh Ip am qmr )'qh trni srir Mil K IHVl QBi. ( riltl Rrl 1 tin. l.pne M'lchpll i7 VITAS VETTS LEAC.UF A'lpy Ortp IMp R.nHfH ( hrvlplP'M Vpp its, t? , Ptuiw ! ('hflnnpl 1? VV(li tin $'vrx J. WotKlf" .1. SKiMwn J l 0 1 h ImiiCi I'll im V-r'l S'"Ol'"" '. HOLIOAY BANTAM GtflLS LEAGUE Hn 1 Li'CSf s M-fl' lN"i 0'" nocvns i i i iu'iiiss , t)KN. Akena t IM - Som. r 'JtO (tian tnvt uub us who etinl' their li mc b sliming hiN's wcm'' iiuinded up Thurd,i. put out u i business ,ind inlo s lioil i The move lo!lowel i.t-t Sun da s lnifm of shoe sli::ir b. . m X'cu'i s in:o .ui ainMot iuin oi oider oi Pn ni ei lniifd Hi ' He'l.i The V'in-:n s Ir.n nr. jtili'V would be fiil to i;inr: n 'mrnt-paul fHatiotial vJioo j Hen (Vila ha said tli.it tne p.i: .ent of llw oun:ters will I e, rtvt (a suh-idy eitial lo wh.tt the t'h.l idrrn biount home to ;t lies for their woi k , .' ' " slated March 7-S-9 at the Oregon Tech gym. The top five teams in the KCL will be joined by (.'lass II schools Paisley ond Butte Falls. with the bottom KCL team lieing dropped nut. Malin and Bly pres ently are lied for the ' bottom .pot. (lilchrist jumped to a 12-9 first period lead but couldn't hang onto it and the Huskies actually vwin the game with a good second periixl of 20 points to only II for Ihe (lriz?lies. The Huskies went it half lime leading by 2)-23. I'he Huskies added another three points to that total with 16 in tlie third stanza lo n for the Criwl ies. But Merrill was held to nine points in the fourth period and tlie Cn.lies tallied 1 3, hut isil wasn't enough lo catch up. Briefs APPKOVK CiHA.M) PltlX TOKYO 'CPI'-The Internatinn- al Aulomnbile Federation has ap proved the first yrand prix race to he held in Japan. It will take place May 3 and 4 at the Suuka circuit. The course covers 6 00415 kilometers. A s KIO KOl It KANSAS CITY, Mo. CPP- Kour Kansas City - Atlilelk s re turned signed contracts this weck- 'iid. but stars Norm Siehern and Iciry l.umpe remained holdouts. (ieneial Manager Pat Kridav an nounced Saturday he had receive! tlie siuned contracts of pitcher liard-luck butlers, and three out- landing UMikies. They ale riht- handed oultieMers Ken llarrelson and llcttor Martinez, and pitcher 'oe Santiago, a righthander. IH.KK IIOOKIKS WIN I.XKKIANO. Fla. 'CPI'-.hike Wood had a perl eel day with two a double and a triple Sat unlav lo lead tlie Tieilown All Stars, a collect ion of Pelroit Titer lookies. to a 7-2 u lory oer the Haiishm Titers. The Titertown ictory eened the series betwetMl Ihe Amei ican and Japanese team at two tames e.nh. Tlie tmai tame will be plaved Sunday at HcnVy Field, V 1 IM S IIKTHtlNC 0K1.N1. Calil -rpl'-The Oakland lianleis ol the American Fooih.ill l.catue announced Sat tie d.iy delcti'-ue baltback Vernon 'a;de- will irtne on the adue "I his phiian. WINS i KOSS-rot Nl KY chkstfo lu riF. ( ,:,. vv - Mike Flhott. Ouianto led a c'o-e'y-pat ked tu 'd of top ianketl tmihc!s in the 15 kilometer cross lOimtiA event ot the Noith niei ican Nmdtc Champ-on-hips here S.ituida. !oc'Mnt 5 I o1 on the ;s Crexted Hutte ski area tiack i; 14 11 TO PI Y VnYlKFU, Pl Henri I .sjdeheed with a trmn I m I'll tor the l.i-t tin iv t',,llv i" evi ttsi It.u k tn the hneu) Uvn the Montieal l'anadien j,'i,t the New i oi k Kanteis m a N.it'onal Hh ke leane j;ame Iheic Sahiivlav nulit. ist i;ksf timk ; H MH TON He-n'iHia I PI Cot!-.n',-,!,Me Kdmund CH' of t!ie luna', (Vi nuhi.i N acht tluh .ciroimted t.vi.iv that the annual ' hue n.U oiia! Ka, e W,Tk" will run for Hn wti-ks this ear nv lead trie :;mi,! one week Conv moto'e Cootrr .au! t!ie first week w!: le,i:i on pd ,vn tlv m'i ond on p-1! Alive 'Ken Smith led the winners with Ifi points while Larry Connor had 1.1 and Boh Moore 11. Bob May- field was the only Grizzly in dou ble figures with 14. Matt Koskt tallied nine and Dave Sporrer eight. Coach Jerry Oroeneveld said his club didn't look good at all in healing (lilchrist and empha sized that they would have to play belter in order to do well in the tournament. Score by quarters: (lilchrist 12-11-1:1-1. (-411 Merrill 9-20-16- 954 Scoring (lilchrist-Maylield It. Sporrer Jt. Hotf 6. Jessup 5. Koskt 9. Lyons X Hazlewood 4. Merrill - Smith Ifi. Connor n.:Uirnwi in a brilliant K'rlormance Hill H. Moore 11. Kurt fi. j,n ,he (lpht f a capacity crowd Wally Butts Resigns At Ga. Tech ATHENS. ;.-.. iri'l'-Wallac-P Until rniinii'lvl uilh llifl I'ni.i versity of (leorgia for nearly a( quarter of a century, resigned, , ,,, .. , . Saturday as athletic director. Butts .suhmitlcl his lotto,- resignation to I niversitv Presi-i . , , , . , . dent O. I. Aderhold Saturday .. , ; afternoon. His resignation is ef- , , ... !octie reb. 2Jt Mutts said that he had devel- ,...a k.. ff ;..t. ......... . .. I.;,. i. he needs to devote more time.' A.I.M-I1..I.I. in aivoplms Bulls' resignation, expressed appretia turn to him for his "contrihutioni to the athletic program of the university oer the years ' Hulls had sw itched over from head loothall coach at (ieorgia on Dec. 2.1. I0. alter heading the school's fcmtball fortunes tor 22 ears to devote full time to the duties of athletic director. Oregon Drops Jerry Anderson Kl CKK -1 I'l - (Irpuitn krtli.ill lniu;tnl .loiry Amlorsnn rini(MKl mm llio Dmks' liiKip MiuaH Ik-Iim o rnd.iy ni-ht s iinio uitii W.i.sluniildii Siato. I'mu-h Slovo Bolko s.ml Andi - r - mii hiiil not "lioon uilliin; to nr- , opt sipi.id prarlup and pamo tulos" Tho B-4 lunior from lodlord u.is a rrui.n LOOK!! WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS 1000 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS WITH MOTOR OVERHAUL 500 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS WITH VALVE GRIND 500 EXTRA GREEN OR GOLD BOND STAMPS WITH MOTOR TUNE UP 200 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS WITH LUBE & OIL FILTER CHANGE OFFER GOOD FOR 30 DAYS FREE ESTIMATES Gene's Mobil Service 8 Garage 11th and Klamath Panthers Near KCL Title With Easy Win Over Bly CHILOQUIN (Special) The Chiloquin Panthers wrapped up the Klamath County League Class B title here Friday night by rolling over the Bly Bobcats. 62-41. The Panthers needed only win or a loss by Merrill to wrapUlreg Harris hitting for It. Jim Bonanza Defeats Mustangs, 64-53 BONANZA (Special The Bo - nanza Antlers closed oui mcir home season here Friday nighl by rambling over the Malin Mustangs. M-.Vl. with all hut one player getting inlo the scoring act. The victory gave the Antlers a 7-6 league record and a 10-9 sea son mark with one regularly scheduled game remaining next Friday night al Bly. Coach Bob Freirich used 10 players and all but one o thcm'yon;1 scored with Ricky Mener ana tr nie Nichols leading the way with 1.1 and 12 points respectively. Sheim Kalina netted 15, Tom Tofell 12 and Tom Brown 10 (or the losers. Coach Bob Freirich started his three seniors, Monty Burnett. Wayne LaHoda and Ed Simmons who played their 1 1 n a I Dome game. Steber, Kalina and Randy LeQuieu ouled out of the game in which 39 fouls were called. a against the Antlers. Duke Tips N.C. Five Handily DURHAM, N. C. (UPI' Tlie Duke Blue Devils, with forward Ait Heyman collecting a tareer hith total of 40 points, completed their uninterrupted victory march through the Atlantic Coast Con ference Saturday with a lOfi-tM Itriumoh over the University of jNorlh Carolina here. All-America Hevman nlaved bis hnm !i;im fnr n-Xp an(i three - minute standing ovation when he left the game with 22 seconds left lo play. I The curtain closer brought j Duke's ACC w in record tn 14 without a loss this season and gave the nation's 2nd ranked team a 21-2 overall record. North .Carolina linished regular season i,la' wi!h a 'V '"lOT,n sh' Hevman's iK'iformance over- , . , . pavers on both squads. Jet ' .... , . n(" '"" ' ' Kc 5 ,"""'"": ' 1 ... t. . was not known until Saturday ... , , morning it he won d be able to p av necause oi a puuen muscie. ' . , , Mill i unmntnam. seconn oniy to Hevman in conference scoring. , ' .. ' , m''. '"'" mmn n",0,H'" 1 " OSU Rooks Top g wPQyS rlCirDOr COHVMJJS t PI 1 Hick Whelan scored 21 points as the Oregon State Hooks postei a M 5.1 basketball win over (irays Har bor Junior Collete Friday nitht. General Sales Dam4c IJO Ppftch ucu 15 w w 11 wa" : Kl'CKNK 'I'l'l' l.c'iu-ial S.ilos AM' of l'oitUind. with 1k k .lnlioy tn tnu in :tn ioinl. dotcatod tin- (honn Ki'"-h T-yt in a lia. koll'all anio Kndav iniiht .l.m it.iMit-tt m oi rtt 'J.t lor (li oumi - up (heir title and they did it themselves and with rase as i Coach Dave Sisado played in boys and nine of them got into Ihe I scoring column. Tony Wilder led the charge with-1.1 points and aiDon Taylor also had 13. with i Riman.a fell behind in the 1 irst period. 1(M0, but it was easvicais in every quaurr up msny sailins from there on out. Tlioyluin ,lu Cfmtcsl- onmoed the nets for 20 wiints in' the second period while holding the Mustangs lo six for a 30-17 intermission lead. Each team netted 15 points in Ihe third and Malin outscored the Antlers in the fourth, 21-19. Score by quarters: Malin 11 fi 15 21 .VI 10 20 15 19-M Scoring: , .Malin Brown 10. Jit. I-Quieu 3. Kalina 15. Tofell 12. D. Par rish I, Ra. lQuieu 8. J. Par ish 4. 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The win pave the Panthers a season record of 19-2 and leapue record of 12-1 uith only one regu larly scheduled same remaining next week aaint Gilchrist. Then the Utp five teams join with Pais ley and Butte Falls in the Class B tournament which will he held in Oregon Tech's Rm In deter mine which team pocs to the state tournament. Chiloquin will he favored. The Panthers were ahead all j the way and outscored the Bob- ny qudiieis Blv 10 1141 23 12 (52 j chiltKniin Scoring: Bly Davis !. Clemens 4. Kirk 4. Watts 11. Crawlord 3. Nelson 2. Patzke 2, (lodowa fi. Chiloquin T. Wilder 13. J. Kirk . Taylor 13. DiUlio 3, Spiccr 2, Harris II. Bridge 4. DeRortnli 2, Miller 6, L. Wilder. IUIF.AKS OWN MARK PERTH, Australia UPI ' Sal, ko Tanaka of Japan was clocked in 28.5 seconds lo break her own world records for the 200-meler and 220 yard backstroke in a spe cial solo swim at the Australian swimming championships Thurs day night.