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BSenle By JERRY WAGGONER Herald and Xewi Sports Editor Tile Henley Hornets picked up a berth in the state tournament next week at Coos Bay when they followed the superb effort of Kent Gooding to a hard-fought 55-48 victory over Eagle Point in the Southern Oregon College gym Sat urday night. It was the 22nd successive vic tory for the Hornets this season without a loss. The victory marked the third time this sea son the Hornets have beaten the Eagles. Crumrine, Take Mat Oregon Tech's Milo Crumrine and Lee Allen, assistant KUHS wrestling coach took top honors in their weight brackets Satur day at the AAU Far Western Wrestling Tournament in San Francisco. Crumrine won the 114'i pound class by downing Mike Hart of Brigham Young in the first round by a 2-1 decision, and then scored a 5-0 decision over Ron Valance of South Bay in the title match. Alien marched to the 138 pound title by pinning Jack Wells of Foothill College in his first match in 3:59 minutes. He decisioned Keith Thrailkill of Cal Aggies 10-0 in the second round, and then pinned Mike Simpson of Chico State in 4:03 for the title match. Allen was named the outstanding wrestler of the tournament. Hank Isenhart, OTI, pinned Don TJImer, Chico State, in 2:48 in his opening match, but was pinned in the second round by Dave Van ek of the U.S. Marines. He lost a 1-0 decision to Keith Thrailkill of Cal Aggies in the third round. Ed Appleman, OTI, won a 2-0 decision over Julius Deno, Olym pic Club in his opening round. but lost an 8-0 decision to Russ CamiUcri, Air Force, in the sec ond round, and was downed 8-2 by Tony Stremic. Marine Corps, in the third round. Howard Morris, OTI wrestling coach, pointed out that the OTI 682 Bowler Leads Meet BUFFALO. N.Y. (UPI)-A 5V year-old insurance examiner who hasn't let the heart attack he silt- fered three years ago curtail his bowling, shot into first place in the classic singles division of the American Bowling Congress tour nament here Saturday. Dick Cochran of Chicago, who was stricken by a heart attack , two weeks after joining the Pro fessional Bowlers Association 1060, came on strong Saturday with games of 260, 187, and 235 to give him a singles total of 682 He replaced Bob Leap of Bed ford, Ind., who dropped to second in the classic singles with 672 rolled Feb. 24. In the regular singles, John Lackner of Birmingham. Mich, l olled Saturday with a pulled ten don in his bowling hand and wound up in second place with a 710 scries. Lackner, 54, bowled just under Andv Hudoba of Ynuncstown. Ohio, who still leads with 725 rolled Tuesday. Four Teams Win Berths By United Press International ' Milwaukie, Lebanon, South Eu gene and Hermiston scored wins Friday night to wrap up berths in the Oregon high school Class At basketball tournament. Milwaukie edged Astoria 44-43 In overtime, Lebanon won over Sweet Home 83-58, South Eugene defeated Thurston 71-50 and Her miston topped Milton - Freewater 71-51. The results left only four berths unfilled in the 16-team tournament at Eugene March 19-23. Marshall Franklin. Tigard. Sandy, Molalla, South Salem, North Eugene and Pendleton earlier gained spots. Coquillc posted a 53-49 victory over Pacific and Vale got past Sherman 55-47 to gain berths in the Class A-2 tournament. SLIT NOT DISMISSED BOSTON 'CPU -A V. S. District Court judge Friday re fused to dismiss a $25 million slander suit initiated by New York Titan owner Harry Wismer against Boston industrialist Theo dore Barron and Newton attor ney Harold Brown. However. Judge Charle E. Wy- raki Jr.. ordered wismci s counsel to die an amended com plaint with a simple statement of the facts. Warner has charged Barron and Brown with making detrimental remarks about him on connection with their bid to buy tlie Titans. Steamship passage from Ireland to America could be bought for as little S10 in the lavis. y Whips hgk Pi Loacn Jerry Johnson s crew downed them 65-64 in the first en counter. 76-70 at Henley and by six points again Saturday. Henley was led by Gooding. 6-8 center, who notched 20 points and pulled down 18 rebounds Henley grabbed 44 rebounds to 32 for the Eagles which told a great part of the story. Mike Beymer was the only oth er Hornet in double figures with 12 points. Gooding, however, re linquished high point honors to Eagle Point's Chuck Pomeroy who had 26 jg the game. Allen Honors wrestlers will compete in the AAU meet next weekend at Corvallis. The National AAU tourney will be held April 3-4-5 in San Fran cisco. Oregon Tech wound up fourth in the team totals. Team scores were: Olympic Club 73, Multno mah Athletic Club, Portland 37, South Bay 12, Oregon Tech 10. U.S. Air Force 10, Cal Aggies 7, Cal Poly 5, U.S .Marine Corps Chico State, Navy, Foothill College, Las Angeles, YMCA and Mare Island failed to score. q MX Race SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPD UCLA defeated California 72-53 Saturday night and then sweated it out listening to Southern Cali fornia upset Stanford and throw the Big Six basketball race into a tie between the Bruins and In dians. Botli UCLA and Stanford closed the conference season with 7-5 records and will meet in a play off here Tuesday night to decide the NCAA playoff representative Led by Gale Goodrich, who topped a balanced attack with 16 points, the Bruins were in front all the way despite the pressure! of needing a must victory. Then the UCLA team and the 2.000 fans packed into Santa Mon ica City College gym listened to a myriad of transistor radios as! USC came from behind to defeat1 Stanford in overtime 67-61 boost ing the Brums onto a-ititle tie. Backing Goodrich inthe UCLA scoring were Walt Hazzard and Jack Hirsch with 14 points apiece. Camden Wall led California with 14 points despite fouling out with only four minutes gone in the sec ond half. By its victory, UCLA swept all three Big Six games from Cal and became the only team in the con ference not to lose at least onel game to each club Dons Take NCAA Berth SAX FRANCISCO (UPD-For- ward Dave Lee meshed a free throw with two seconds remain ing Saturday night to give the University of San Francisco a 62- 61 victory over Santa Clara and earn the Dons the West Coast Athletic Conference championship The win also gave USF a berth in the NCAA Western Regional Playoffs at Provo, Utah, next weekend. It was the final game of the season for both teams. Lee's charity toss came seconds after the Broncos staged a suc cessful late rally and knotted the score at 61-61 on a free throw by Gene Shields and a field goal by Joe Weiss. The Dons led most of the way, taking a 33-28 halftime advantage and holding a 12-point margin midway into the second half. Then the Bronco defense tighten ed and held USF to only three field goals for the rest of the game. Soph center Ollie Jonnson led the winners with 19 points while Shields collected 17 for Santa Clara Williams Takes Verdict In Billy Daniels Fight MIAMI BEACH. Fla. iLPIl-! Third-ranked Cleveland Williams scored a bloody unanimous deci sion Saturday night over sixth- ranked heavyweight Rilly Daniels their nationally-televised 10- round bout. Daniels, who weighed 191 pounds, rocked the Houston fight er in the first round with whistling right to the chin. But after that round the ficht belonged to Williams, who stalked Daniels like a big cat throwing effective punches. Williams, weighing 212 pounds. opened up a cut over Daniels right eye in the third round, another one over the left eye in the eighth round and bloodied Daniels" nose in the ninth. Daniels was in trouble several times, and he slipped twice but he was never knocked down. Pomeroy also was the leading rebounder for Eagle Point with !4. The Hornets were reiving hea vily on Gooding in the lirst half He and the other Hornets were not blazing hot from the field Gooding hit seven points in the tirst period, three of these from the charity line, and added four more in the second although he sat out part of the quarter. Gooding opened the game with a free throw for a 1-0 lead. Pom eroy put the Eagles into their first lead with a jumper off a loose oV fense. The lead rocked back and forth until Gooding hit the first of two gift shots to knot the score at 7-7. He missed his second charity shot hut Mike Beymer tipped it in to give Henley a 9-7 lead. The first period finished with a 16-all standoff when Pomeroy con nected on a jumper from the wing with eight seconds left. The Hornets led throughout the iecond period. Gooding opened the frame with a hook shot for an 18-16 lead. They widened it to as much as six points with 2:35 left and hung on despite a four-point spurt by the Eagles with less than a minute remaining. The first half ended with Henley in front 28-25. Roiling opened the second half scoring with a charity shot, but the Eagles kept the contest close' until Gooding's shot gave Henley a 40 to 34 lead. Charlie Thomp son hooked in a two-pointer, and Beymer cashed in on a pair of gift shots for a 10-point lead as the fourth quarter opened. The final frame was a shaky one for the Hornets. Gooding hit five points in th period and Hen ley held on despite a resurging effort by Pomerov and Billy Hoefft. The Hornets connected on 16 of 49 field shots for a below-par .328 per cent. The Eagles had an atrocious night from the field with 17 of 72 for a poor .236 percen tage. The State A-2 Tournament gels underway Monday, March 18, Coos Bay. Henley's first round opponent is not vet known. THE BOX SCORE Eeele Point (48) Fa Ft Reb PI Tp Pomeroy 9 9-3 14 I 7A Hoefft Short Boatwright Under W ha ley Meslox Totals Henlty Hi) Aiibritton Beymer Goodinq Reilintj Young . Thompson Sanders Totals Score bv quarters: Eagle Point Henley 5 l-J 11 4 11 0 3-4 2 5 3 1-1 SI 0 01 15 0 1-1 14 1 17 15-33 30 41 Fg Ft Reb PI Tp 2 1-1 8 4 5 ?S 7 3 S 10-12 IB 1 0 3-4 2 4 1 4-7 7 2 3 0-0 0 2 0 3-4 2 0 U 23-33 44 17 55 1A- 9- 9-12 4ft 16-12-ttVU Scores By United Press International Illinois 73 Iowa H9 Michigan 82 Wisconsin 80 Indiana 87 Ohio State 85 Colgate m Connecticut 67 Wash. & Jeff. (58 W. Reserve 51 Fordham 59 Holy Cross 57 Northwestern 100 Mich. St. 8.1 Iona 8.1 Seton Hall 79 NCAA Small College Meet Cape Girardeau, Mo - Ark. St. 77 S.E. Missouri 75 NCAA Small College Meet St. Louis, Mo. Concordia 92 Auguslana 84 (cons) Boston, Mass. Assumption 65 Fair. Dickinson 51 Catholic Tourney, Louisville, Ky. Croighton 76 Regis 61 (cons) NCAA Major Tourney Lubbock, Tex. First Hound Oklahoma city 70 Colo. St. 67 KFLL Meet All coaches and ofllcers of the Klamath Falls Little League will meet In the Klamath Falls Auditorium Tuesday, March K, at 7:30 p.m. to discuss plans for the coming year. In announcing the meeting, Barney Cavanaugh, league president, indicated the meeting was open to all those v h o wished to attend. In the explosive ninth round. Williams staggered Daniels three different times with powerful jaw crushing left hooks. But each ime the game and crafty Daniels managed to clinch until the cobwebs cleared from his head It was Williams' 5.1th win in rfl professional fights. Daniels suffered his second loss in 2n professional outings. The ficht. witnessed by 2.T7I fans at Miami Beach convention hall and a nationwide 'ABO tele vision audience, had not been expected to gn the lull distance Williams had been a 31 favorite to score his 4fth knockout but Daniels was too rraftv. Referee Jimmy Peerless scored it 97-92. judge Jim Ruby had it 98-91 and judge Carl Gardner saw it M-93. The LPI tally had it 97-92 for Williams. pi n Bir n n I MM TIB" II H iimjhiv u u ugh u uih I lei If UVaTH I HHB 43 H U mfm .'; ' IW'snJ h , A - 44 1 I ' - J I l-f Vl A t , GOODING LAYS IT IN points in the Friday night triumph over Uouglas at Ashland in the A-2 district play offs. Gooding paced the Hornets to a 55-48 Saturday night triumph over- eagle Point by scoring 20 points and pulling down 18 rebounds. The win put Henley in ths state A-2 tourney at Coos Bay. In background is Henley teammate Earl Aiibritton (50) and Douglas defenders Archie Walker (151 and Bob Reed (331. An unidenti fied defender's hands can be seen from behind Gooding. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Mcjors Open Grapefruit As Yanks, Giants, Dodgers Downed ORLANDO, Fla. (UPD The Detroit Tigers for the third straight year scored an ox?iiing (irapelruit League victory over the Minnesota Twins Saturday. 10-5. in a game called after eight innings because of darkness and a threatening storm. The second spot in each hatting order captured honors. Bill Bruton of Detroit had a single, double, homer and four runs batted in while the Twins' Vic Power hit two singles and a triple. Former Cub Rob Anderson was the only unscored-on Tiger hurler although he gave up five hits in three innings. ChiSox 1-0 ('inn. SARASOTA. Fla. (UPH-The Chicago White Sox merged su purb pitching and a brilliant de fense Saturday to nip the Cincin nati Reds, 1-0. While Ray Herhert. Taylor Phil lips ami Fritz Ackley held the Reds to two hits, both by Jesse Gonder, the While Sox bunched three of their five for the lone run of the game in the third. Mike Hershlierger doubled ofl Jim O'Toole. took third on Joe Cunningham's infield hit and scored on a line single to left by ex-Oriole Dave Nicholson. St. L. 2-1 Mrts ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. "L PI ' Ernie Broglio. Ray Washburn and Bobby Shantz pitched the St. Booster Banquet The Pelican Rooster Cltih puts on Its annual banquet tonight at the Wlnema Hotel for the Klamath Union High basketball and wrestling teams, beginning nt 6:30. Tickets for the fete will be on sale at the door for 2..'i0 per plate. The public and Pelican ln are cordially Invited to attend the banquet In which award will he given. Head basketball roach of Portland University. Al Negrattl, will be the featured Kpcakrr for the evening and Hon Williams, head football ooarh at Klamath I'nliMt, will he the Master of Ceremonies, It will be special awards night Inr the two teams. The wrestling team finished second in the stale behind Lebanon and Grants Pass which tied for first. The Pelicans had one Individual champion ill Rob Kwing at 191 pound. The basketball team also will he presented their awards. Coaches for the two teams are Al Keek In basketball and Delanra Duncan In wrestling. mat hrk Big 6-8 Henley center Kent Falls, Ore. Sunday, Louis Cardinals to a two-hit, 2-1, victory over the New York Mets in a rain-shortened Grapefruit League opener Saturday. The game was called because of a heavy downpour with the Mets threatening in the bottom of the seventh. Phi 5-3 Pitt CLEARWATER. Fla. (UPll The Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates managed to get in our innings of their exhi bition game Saturday before a violent rainstorm washed out their Grapefruit League opener, When the rain halted proceed ings, the Phillies led, 5-3, scoring four runs on homers by Wes Cov ington in the first with two men on base and by Don Dcmeter with the bases emply in the third. Both came at the expense of former Red Sox righthander Don Schwall, who was wild at the start and hit three bailers in the (irst inning. ' KC 3-0 Milw. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. i UPD Dan Pfistcr. Ted Bows field and John Wyatt shut out the Milwaukee Braves on three sin gles Saturday as the Kansas City Athletics scored a 3 0 exhibition- opening victory. The A s did all their scoring igainsl Warren Spahn, the Braves 327-game winner, in the third inning. Four straight hits skies Trim Paisley 59-40 Goodinq lays one in for two March 10, IflU PAGE 1 Activity did the damage singles by Hay wood Sullivan and Plisler, a double by Dick Howser and a single by rookie John Wojcik. Wash 5-4 L.A. VERO BEACH. Fla. (UPD-An error by third baseman Daryl Spencer broke an eight-inning tic and enabled the Washington Sen ators to edge the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-4, in their Graiefruil League opener Saturday. Rookie Jim Duckworth, who al lowed only two hits in the last three innings, was the winning pitcher. Ed Roebuck, lagged for six hits in two innings, was the loser. Rait. 7-4 Yanks FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPD Steve Barber, the first of three Baltimore pitchers, fired Ihrcc hit less innings in mid-season form Saturday as the Orioles de feated the Yankees, 7-4, in the GrnM'(ruit League opener lor hotli clubs. The Orioles clinched the game in the filth inning whet they rapped Bud Daley for lour runs on six hits. The cluster of runs was featured by Dirk Brown's Iwn-run homer over the leftficld lencc. Clrv. -! S.F. TUCSON, Ariz. (UPD -The Cleveland Indians jumped on Gay lord Perry for five runs on six hits in the sixth inning Saturday to heat the National league champion San Francisco Giants, 61, in their first exhibition game of the year. Woodie Hold's single with the bases full in the fifth inning brought in two runs to break a scoreless deadlock. Tito Francona and Fred Whitfield followed with singles, each bringing in a run, and Francona scored from third on catcher Ed Bailey's wild throw on an attempt to nip Whitfield stealing second. Angels 4-1 Colls PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (UPD- Stewart Lennox BARBER SHOP 4160 Gretmprin? Dr. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS C3 Tourney By DICK RRlC.nS Merrill High Schools Huskies captured tlie District 5B cage championship last night after ac complishing a remarkably easy 59-40 victory over the Paisley Broncos in the final game of tlie three-day elimination tournament on tlie OT. hardcourts. .Merrill s rough treatment of its Lake County visitors was accord ing to schedule on last night's program at OTI. In the , preliminary game, the Chiloquin Panthers administered the same type of treatment to the Bonanza Antlers in attaining a 72-57 decision over their foes to move into third place in the tournament. Merrill's victory over the Rroncs qualified the winners to face Cas cade Locks in the opening round of tlie District B State Tourna ment, which opens in Bend, March 13 through 15. Rooters for the Huskies had something more to cheer about than the feat of their squad wrapping up the division title. Two Merrill cagers were among 13 per formers named to tlie tournament all-star teams by a vole of the participating coaches. Named to tlie squad were Ken Smith, guard, and Dave Hill, cen ter, who both contributed largely to their club's lopsided wins over its three tournament opponents. Prc-tourney favorite Chiloouin, and upset victim of finalist Paisley Friday night, placed five of its cagers on the all-star contingent, including guards Allwrt DcBortoli and Donald Taylor, forwards Tony Wilder and Greg Harris, and cen ter Tony Dilllio. Others named to the squad were Dick Bradbury, forward, and Dell Swearingen, guard, both Paisley; Neil Ellis, guard, Butte Falls; Tom Tofcll, forward, Malin; Ricky Stcber, cen ter, Bonanza; and Andy -Maurer center, 'Prospect. In the feature skirmish, Merrill performed a workmanship job in bottling up the Broncos offensive Tornado, Cavemen Top SOC SOC final tlnndings: Medfrod 11-5 Gmnls Pass 115 Crater 9 I K. Falls 1 t Ashland 3 W Saturday results: Medford fu A3 Crater Grants Pass 7S 47 Ahland Mcdford walloped Ihc Crater Comets Saturday night at Med ford by an 84 to 63 count, sew ing up a place for the Black Tor nado in the State A l Tourney nnd knocking the Comets out of the meet. Grants Pass whipped Ashland 73 In 47 to wind up in a tie for the conference crown with Mcdford each club having won 11 nnd lost five. The placement for irst and sec ond place pairings in Ihe A-l tour nament will be decided by a draw which may he held Sunday Mcdford jumped into a 20 to 15 first quarter lead over ("rater, stretched it to 40 to 33 at halftime IH to ,r(i at the three quarter mark and then poured in 20 points over the filial frame while Crater scored nnlv seven. lack Fordc was high for Med ford with 24 while Rich Bonner had 20. Howard Tomlinsnn had 23; for Crater. Grants Pass moved Into an ei ly lead over Ashland in their clash at Grants Pass and held a 39 In 24 halftime edge ai iiiiicnens was nign pni.iior,,,,, Saturday night III! IMP ilM-IIIt-ll Willi 11 H)llllS while Rick Pierce had 1(1 In pace Ihe Grizzlies. A desert sandstorm blew Ihc Los Angeles Angels to a 41 victory over Ihe Houston Colts Saturday ill a Cactus league opener called in the bottom of the sixth inning. The Santa Ana winds emptied the stands of an overflow crowd of 4,100, and after a 15-minute delay American' league umpire John Rice terminated action. Doubles by Ion Wagner and Joe Kopie had produced a fifth Los Angeles run in the sixth hut the score reverted to the top of the frame. Held in check by the (wo - hit pitching of Dick Farrell through four innings, Ihe Angels jumped on southpaw George Brunet for six hits nnd four runs in the fifth. Gxut-to-GadA KEWMEKSi SUMU35T!f I; attack while breaking loose its own scoring machine on screen plays and monopolizing both back boards. After an ineffectual opening three minutes during which nei ther club could collect a point.. the Huskies roared to a 31-10 halftime lead thanks largely to the set shot shooting of Ken Smith, guard, and an unyielding man-to-man defense that kept the Rroncus shooting from outside. Smith paced the Huskies scor ing with LI points during the first two quartcrcs, more than the Broncos garnered collectively in the same period. In addition, the Huskies worked well around the post, setting up screen plays which paid off with forwards Lar ry Conner and Dale Kurtz collect ing field goals from the area near the post. The Huskies tenacious defense! gathered in practically everything that came down within the vicini ty of the backboards during the one-sided first half. It wasn't un-1 ii the second half that the Bron- os began to work more effec- ively under the boards, but by then it was hio late. The winners led at the end of each intermission, 13-6; 31-10; 46-23, and 59-40. In the preliminary tilt, pre-tour- iiament favorite Chiloquin, which (ell by the wayside against Pais ley in the semifinals, coasted to a 72-57 victory over Bonanza to lalm third place in the district tourney. the Cluluquin Panthers streaked to a 10-point lead early in the going and remained far. ahead m. .. MIGHTY TALL GUARD Oregon State's seven fool Mel Counts puts up a touqh guard against an attempted shot by Oregon's Glenn Moore. The Beavers topped tha Ducks twice Friday night by a 65-61 margin and Saturday night 71 to 65. Tha action was the last for Moore, former KUHS star, a senior at Oregon. Counts is a junior. He scored 28 points in the Saturday fracas. U PI Telephoto Counts Leads OSC To 71-65 Victory CORVAI.I.IS (UPI - Oregon State's NCAA playoll-hound Bea vers held off a closing Oregon rally to score a 71-65 victory over the Ducks before 7,3!)0 per- The Beavers, who meet Seat tle ill a playoff game Monday night at F-ugcne ended their regu lar season wilh a l!l-7 record. Oregon was behind B.1-5.1 with 2:47 left In the game but cut the margin to B4-H2 in the next min ule and 15 seconds after Oregon State took nut its slaiters. The Beavers pulled away when their starters went back into the con test. Seven foot center Mel Counts sparked the Beavers with 2 points and IB rebounds. Steve Pauly scored Ifi and Terry Baker tal lied 14 for the winners. Oregon's Jim Johnson and Steve Jones collected 25 and 16 points, respectively. The Ducks ended their season with an 11-15 record. Tlie crowd gave Oregon Stale a season's attendance record of (H,- For a New or Used Truck, Check With "Bob" or "Juck" Trucks ar their butinesi! JUCKELAND MOTORS inc. 11th to 12th on Klamath Berth during the first half, when (hey left the court leading 38-27. ; In the final half, the winners switched its probing offense to a fast-breaking attack and boosted its lead to 57-44 by the end of the third quarter. The Panthers went into a stall with less than two. minutes re maining in the game and the score B.1-56. Bonanza miscues en abled the Panthers to click for nine more points and close out the scoring at 72-57. THE BOX SCORE Paisley (40) Fl Ft PI Tp 3 0 3 i 5 3 11 3 J IS 0 O J 0 J 0 J 4 0 0 10 10 12 0 0 10 IT t 11 40 Fg Ft PI Tp 4 2 1 10 3 1,1 Swearingen Bradbury Bratlain Le 'ranch! Emery Showers Rosebrook Forga Totals Merrill (Sfl Hill Kurtr Moore Smith, K. Conner Reed Barnes Merrilees Llskey Totals Score by quarters: Paisley Merrill 2-5 t 7 20 4 10 10 3 2 10 2 2 10 12 0 0 10 2 t 14 ! 4 13 1340 It IS 13 59 THE BOX SCORE Bonirtta Simmons Dearborn Slebar Nichols Newlun Burnett Tolell Sealer, T, Totals Chiloquin DeBorloll (VI Fg Ft PI To 4 4 I 12 5 1111 ' 5 5 14 4 0 0 1 10 5 2 1 3 3 5 10 0 2 0 111 11 IS II 17 Fg Ft PI Tp 9 I lit 6 0 5 12 5 4 2 14 3 13 7 2 i 3 10 3 3 3 1 10 0 3 29 14 12 72 14 13 IS 12-57 22 16 19 1572 till i.der Oiullo Taylor Harris Kick Spicer Totals Score by quarters: Bonanza Chiloquin 004 in 12 home games. The pre vious high was !I7,77H in 13 games in the I053-54 season. The box: P Oregon (63) C. F P T Jones 6 4 7 2 16 Johnson A 9-It 5 23 Moore 2 2 5 5 6 Mack 3 0-2 3 , B Gleason 4 0-2 5 '. 8 Yates 0 0-0 0 0 Hanson 1 0-0 0.-2 Cooley I 0 0 1- -2 T(it'als 2.1 15-57 21 65 OSlt (71) G F P T Pauly 7 21 3 16 Klaus 0 00 4 0 Counts It 6-9 5"-2a Baker 3 8-11 :1 -14 Peters 2 2-2 2 6 Jarvis 1 0-0 0-2 Campbell 1 O-O 0 2 Benner 0 0-0 2 -0 Kossi 0 2-2 2 2 Torgersnn 0 0-0 0 .0 Ilayward 0 1-2 0 1 Totals 25 21-29 19 . 71 Halftime Oregon State 33 Ore gon 23 Attendance 7,31)0 Ph. 2-2581
