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PRIZES DISPLAYED Ron Hitchcock, president of the
K Club, points toward the display of prizes which are
only a portion of the gifts to be given at the annual K
Club Carnival Friday night at Pelican Court. There will
be a variety of games at the carnival. Skill awards' in
clude a stereo set, a set of golf woods, given by Coast
to Coast; a fry pan by Home Appliance; a gift certifi
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JOLLY JINX LEAGUE
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Tack Room
Klamath Brick & Tile
Les Hoback
House of Shoe
Klamath Lumber & Box
Freemans Saddlery
Winemfl Hotel
Bobs Flying A
Picktts Dairy
lydes Market
Big Y Market
Skyline Diesel
65 35
58 42
56'1 43.1
52 4B
50' a 49"i
50 5D
46 54
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Results: Kl. Brick & Tilt 3, Skyline I;
House o( Shoes 3, Picketts 1; Freemans
, 3, Bobs 1; Big Y 3. Tack Room 1; Les
Hoback 2, Kl. Lbr. 8 Box 2; Wmema 2,
' Clydes 2.
High team game, Freemans Saddlery
50; hiqh team series. Freemans Saddlery
2696; high ind. game, Katie Eck 201; high
Ind. series, Katie Eck 509,
MOOSE PA'S LEAGUE
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Musorove Plumbing 56' i 391 j
Lucky Lanes 55Vi 401 i
Allamont Grocery 51 45
CP. & W.W. Ward 49' 46' i
O'Hairj Memorial Chapel 48' i V.i
Pastegns Market 46 50
"40" Club Sl',i
Harry Lanphear Insurance 44 5!
Bings Satellite Room 43' i 52i
Merrill Moose l 55
, March 11 results: Pastegas Market 3,
Altamont Grocery 1 ; Lucky Lanes 3
Bings Satellite Room 1; Merrill Moose
3, CP. a. W.W. Ward 1 ; Musgrove
Plumbing 4, O'Helrs Memorial Chapel 0;
,."40" Club 3, Harry Lanphear Ins. 1.
High team game, Pastegas Market 883;
high team series, Musgrove Plumbing
2433; high Ind. game, Bob Tesch 247;
high ind. series, Mel Douglas 639.
ALLEY KATZ LEAGUE
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Great Northern Railway
. Automatic Transmission Svc.
Franklin Lite Insurance
. Amidons Business Machines
. Duffs Heating Service
, Blue Ox Cafe
. Swan Lake Moulding
; Little Sweden
Crater Lake Meals
J Fort Klamath Hotel Tavern
', Sewing Machine Center
59
37
51' I 44' i
51' l ' i
50
47
61
RoliiIK! Sewino Machine Center 3, Lit
"'tie Sweden 1; Amidons Business Machines
d. Fnrt Klamath Hotel Tavern o; traiei
r Lake Meats 3, Blue Ok Cafe 1; Automatic
Transmission Service 4, Great Northern
pAiiwAtf 0: Duffs Heat na service J.
Wrights Real Estate 1; Franklin Life
- Ins. 4, Swan Lake Moulding 0.
" Hioh team game, Amidons Business
Machines 920; high team series. Ami
dons Business Machines 2676; high ind
.game- Gloria CantweH 193; high ind. se-i-nes,
Gloria Cantweil-Betty Cool (tit) 507.
JUNIOR GIRLS LEAGUE
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The Limber-ups
77
:Pin Poooers
Lucky Strikes 3
; Rolling Pmj 27
i Bowlers Four 3?
4 Fouler 35
. Pelicans 5
Gutter Busters 24
Rmjiti: 4 Fouler 3. Pelicans I
33
Pin
it Poppers 1, Lucky Strikes 2; Gutter Bust
.;. ers 3, The Lm&er-ups t; Bowters Four
".3, Rolling Pins 1.
- High team gamt. Gutter Busters 6?;
. high team series. Gutter Busters 2009;
high Ind. game. Barbara Schweigert 1S9;
. high Ind. series, Barbara Schweigert 7.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
' Suburban Finance
Beachs Jewelers
Crater Lake Creamery
' Hatters Furniture
Trophy House
' Holiday Bowl
One Hour Vartinizing
: Browns Plumbing
Results: Suburban Finance
32
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Crater
Lake Creamery 0; Beachs Jewelers 4,
Hatters Furniture 0; TroDhy House 2.
Holiday Bowl 2; One Hour rVartmning
- A, Browns Plumbing 0
High team game. Holiday Bowl 7H;
. high team series. Suburban Finance 2026;
tiigh ind. game. E'dma Greenwood 21S;
.-high ind. series- Eidma Greenwood Sl
l" HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE
Peterson
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1' Hawteys Plastering Service 4G 9?
"'Crater Enterprises f S3
'The Troorty House C4 5
" Lewis Chevron CJ 3'
' Squirt S '
Bennington Steel Rings Sll 17
Results: Bennington S'eet 3. Squirt 0;
The Troohy House 2. Hawievs Plastering
1; Cater Enterprises 2. Lewis Cnevron 1.
; High team game. Lewis Chevron 157;
high team series, Bennington Steel Biflgs.
1341: high Ind game. Ai Hakenwerth 244;
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BOOSTER LEAGUE
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Duffs Heating a
Heaton Steel 63
Dorris Lumber 61
Pelican Mobil 52
Kimball Glass 49
Swift & Co. 47' j 52' i
Kiamaih J.C 47 53
Jacks Color Chip 44 56
Unique Market 44 56
Amidons 43 57
Metier Brothers 42'i 57'.i
Nelson TV 39 61
Results: Metier Bros. 3, Jacks Color
Chip 1; Heaton Steel 3, Unique Market
1; Dorris Lumber 3, Pelican Mobil 1;
Klamath JC 3, Swift & Co. l; Duffs Heat
ing 4, Nelson TV 0, Kimball Glass 3,
Amidons 1.
High team game, Duffs Heating 1045;
high team series, Duffs Heating 3053;
high ind. game, Earl Hitchcock 236; high
ind. series, Earl Hitchcock 639.
NITE OWL LEAGUE
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Panhandlers
Sweepers
Muslengs
A&Ds
Hi-Zums
Colton Pickers
Blind Four
4-Damatlcs
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47' a 44 1 j
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Blind Four 0; Pan
Results: A&Ds
handlers 4, 4-Damatics 0; Sweepers
Hl-Zums 1; Mustangs 3, Cotton Pickers
High learn game, A&Ds 874; hiqh team
series, A&Ds 2537; high ind. game (men).
Merle Woodley 248; high ind. series
(men), Bert Dixon 600; high Ind. game
(women), Ellen Doty 192; high Ind. se
ries (women), Beulah Albers 517.
COFFEE CUP LEAGUE
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Overhead Door Company
Putnams Logging
Bings Satellite
Tower Furniture
Metier Brothers
Klamath Auto Wreckers
Big V Market
Clydes Towing
Fashion Cleane'S
Jones OH Ice
Southern Oregon Aviation
Bowden Music
Dnscoil & Padgett
Johnnys Flying "A"
43 36' i
60 40
56' i 43')
52' 3 47'
48 52
43' 1 56' i
42' i 57' i
41'.j 58'i
41 59
Liens Store 3? 61
Suburban Finance 33 67
March 12 results: Metier Bros. 4. Bow
den Music 0; Klamath Auto Wreckers 4,
Suburban Finance 0; Putnams Logging
4, Big Y Market 0; Bings Satellite 3.
Clyde Towing I; Driscoll & Padgett 3.
Tower Furniture 1; Overhead Door Co.
3, Jones Othce 10 Fashion Cleaners 3.
So. Ore. Aviation 1; Liens Store 3, John
nys Flying "A"' 1.
High team game. Driscoll & Padgett
747; high team series. Overhead Door Co. I
2049; high ind. game. Jean Coddington
214; high ind. series. Bert Warner 540.
LEFTOVERS LEAGUE
Twin Girls Grocery
Unique Market
Cinderella Studios
WedoBet
Chilcote & Smith
Tu'elake Variety
Echo Homes
Little Market
Hannevs Service
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52' 43' j
47' I 4B'j
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33' I 3'i
Results: Cinderella studio 4, biassi
Mt. Block 0; Chilcote V Smith 4, Han-! H,fln ,eam 5arn- Mill Kights 471;
nevs Service 0; Unique Market 3. Tule-iV'" ,Mm ris- Top Kats 2429; high
lake Variety I; Echo Homes 3. Meoo- ,rtd 9me' D'ck L'"s,t h,9n '"
Bel 1; Twin Girls Groce. 2, Liltle Mar- ier,s' D' Leifeste 747.
ket 2
High team game. Cinderella Studios 737;
high team sere. Cinderella Studios 20;
high Ind. game. Pauline Should is 179;
hign ind. series, Anna Dumont
NEW BACKFIEI.D COACH
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. iL'PI'
The Harvard football team has
added Peter G. Pat I Siark as
a defensive backfield coach to re
place Roper Robinson.
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cate for groceries at Market Basket and Oregon Food
and others donated by Hal's Sport Shop, Klamath Falls
Creamery, etc. There are stuffed animals and such. Pro
ceeds from the carnival go to the final payment for the
new score clock in tho gym. Any other stores wishing to
donate prizes may call Jim Johnson ITU 4-75951 and
he will gladly pick them up.
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OFFENSE
Oregon Tech
16 S6I-128J
16 494 -
16 440 -
Eastern Oregon
Oregon College
Southern Oregon
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16 441-1153
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16 4J3 -
16 431 -
16 475 -
16 502 -
16 507 -
Portland State
DEFENSE
Portland Stale
Southern Oregon
Oregon College
Oregon Tech
Eastern Oregon
Field Gol Accuncv Fre Throw Accuracy
G FG-FGA Pel. G FT-FTA
Campbell. PSC 2 2-2 1.000 Pappin, OCE 10 6-6
Sllnkard. OTI 4 3-4 .750 Riese, PSC 7 55
Marr, OCE 13 49-93 .527 D. Johnson. OTI I 44
Wolf, OCE 12 64-126 .508 Beaziio. SOC 7 3-3
Pappin, OCE 10 10-20 .500 Sherman. PSC 4 3-3
Wilkerson, OTI 12 7-14 .500 E. Johnson, SOC 7 2-2
Char. Hawkins, OTI 4 3-6 .500 Keller, OTI 3 1-1
Anderson, OTI 16 138 238 .487 Linn, PSC 13 17-20
Wolimulh. PSC 16 36-74 .486 Wolf, OCE 12 62-74
Johns, OTI 16 77-159 .484 Zilek, OTI 16 44-53
Smith. EOC 10 15-31 .484 Mvers, EOC 16 64-78
Wachler, EOC 16 B7-170 .482 Bagnatl, EOC 16 17-22
Hughes. SOC 16 120-252 .476 McCleln. EOC 16 28-37
Hanson, OCE 14 7-15 .467 Johns, OTI 16 36-48
Dennis, OTI 10 7-15 .467 Forrest. EOC 16 21-28
Morton, OCE 16 60-131 .453 Campbell, PSC 2 3-4
Brandt, OCE 16 10O-22! .452 Kuykendall, EOC 15 30-41
S. Smith, OTI 16 142-320 .443 Kiser, SOC 16 42-57
Linn, PSC 13 72-164 .439 Schrunk, PSC 16 32-44
Myers, EOC 16 125-289 .432 Cole, OCE 16 29-40
Nash, OTI 16 97-227 .427 Rankin, OCE 16 34-47
Shulls, SOC 15 74-175 .420 Morton, OCE 16 15-21
John Nelson. PSC 16 131-305 .416 Shulfa, SOC 15 47-66
Willems. EOC 13 17-41 .415 Hlnk, SOC 16 16-23
Turley, EOC 16 78-189 .412 Torrls, EOC 14 18-26
Bagnall, EOC 16 36-88 .409 Lewellvn, SOC 14 24-36
Price, OCE 14 10-25 .400 S. Smith, OTI 16 76-116
Torris, EOC '14 10-25 Ww. Anderson, OTI 16 62-95
College
Scores
College Basketball Results
By United Press International
NAIA Tournament
At Kansas City, Mo.
(First Round)
Indiana St. 78 Parsons 77
Carson-Newman 83 Rider 37
Rockhurst 83 Pac. Lutheran 77
Miles 84 V. Illinois 81
Augsburg 67 W. Va. St. 57
Lewis & Clark 75 Oshkosh 74
Transvylania 64 Winst-Salem 60
W. Carolina 64 E. Montana 61
Big Six Playoff Game
At Santa Monica. Calif.
UCLA 51 Stanford 45
WEYERHAEUSER KNIGHTS LEAGUE
Night Hawks
Wood Choppers
Three Blows
Betters
Mill Kights
Hard boarders
Top Kats
22 13
20 ' j 14' i
20' 1 14' i
19 16
20
14
Green Horns U 21
Results: Top Kats 5. Wood Choppers 0;
Green Horns 3. Three Blows 2; Night
Hawks 4. Hardboerders 1; Mill Kighls 3.
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Statistics
TEAM STATISTICS
C FG-FGA PCI. FT-FTA Pel. PF Rfb.TP O.Avo
,37 260-387 .671 ?36 764 138? 86 3
1216 .406 281-40S .693 318 638 1269 79 3
1020 .431 291.444 .655 293 SIS 1171 73.2
1075 .386 256-355 .664 323 461 1068 66.8
. 381 180-293 . 648 2 72 203 1062 66.3
FGA Pel. FT-FTA Pel. PF Reb. Tp G.Avg
1089 . 399 2 34-360 .650 242 630 1100 68 7
1088 .396 254-389 .651 2B0 606 1116 69.7
1162 .409 236-362 .652 320 626 1186 74.1
1183 .424 211-316 .667 296 462 1215 75.9
1216 .416 284.458 .620 311 605 1298 81.1
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.757
.737
.727
.725
.723
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.667
.655
.653
High School
Scores
Oregon Prep Raskcthall
Ity United Press International
(District 3-A-l Playoff)
Tillamook 54 Oregon City 5:
(Double Overtime)
(District 2-A-2 Playoff)
Yamhill-CarHon 52 Neslucca 49
(District 5-A-2 Playoff)
Elmira 55 Pleasant Hill 50
Padres Launch
Repeat Drive
TAMPA. Fla. UPH-San Diego
launched its drive to repeat as
'Pacific Coast League champion as
it started spring training Mon
day.
Seventeen pitchers and catch
crs greeted manager Don Heffncr.
who took it easy on them for fear
of arm injuries.
Ileffner disclosed that pitcher
Greg Jancich and outfielder Don
Dobbok had come to terms.
Dick Luebke. touted relief hurl
cr who pitched for Rochester,
was among those starting work
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uui.t .iiumidy.
Henley's rV-8 Kent Gooding, who from Ihe undefeated Henley team
led the Hornets to 22 straight to make the first team. Mike Bey
wins and the Rogue League title, mer, the high-scoring forward,
headed the Rogue League All-Con. made the second team while for
fcreiiie team today which wasiward Karl Allbritlon and guard
picked last Saturday in Ashland i
bv the conference coache:
tiooding was the only Hornet
Fresno
S. Dakota
EVANSVILLE. Ind. lUPP -
Oslcthorpe of Georgia faced Phil
adelphia Textile and Fresno Slate
was up against South Dakota State
today in the opening of the three-
day NCAA college basketball tour
ney.
Favored Wittenberg, which won
Ihe title two years ago, play:
Northeastern of Massachusetts in
the windup of first-round play to
night, and third-ranked Evansville
tangles with Southern Illinois
Wittenberg boasts a 24-1 record
and a top defensive average of
46.5. The college was No. 1 in
the final United Press Intcrnation
ai small-college ratings
Mount St. Marv's of Maryland,
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. KENT GOODING MIKE BEYMER
which took the title last year, was.cording t San Diego Manager
eliminated in the Eastern region
als by Bloomsbui'R, Pa., which
was ousted by Philadelphia, the
highest-scoring club in the quar
terfinals with an 85-points-pcr-
gamc average.
Evansville defeated Southern II
linois during the season, 79-150,
but the others did not meet. Eight
teams are competing in the tour
ney. '
The UPI small college ratings
placed Fresno as seventh in the
nation. Southern Illinois eighth,
and South Dakota Stalo 10th.
Wittenberg is champion of the
Ohio Athletic Conference. Evans
ville won the Indiana Collegiate
Conference title.
Fresno is champion of the Cal
ifornia Collegiate Athletic Assn.,
and South Dakota is title-holder j
in the North Central Conference.
Fresno State and Philadelphia
(his year reached the quarterfi
nals for the first time and Oglc-
Ihorpe is in the tourney for the
first time. Southern Illinois was
third last vear.
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Levoy Vouiig placed on the honor
able mentions.
In addition to Gooding, the nth-
Federal Oil
Beats Priestly
SEATTLE ITI- Federal Old
Line of Seattle won the right to
represent the Pacific Northwest in
next week's AAU basketball tour
nament in Denver with a 109-90
victory over Priestly Oil of Port
land Tuesday night.
Bill Hanson with 23 and Dave
Mahlman with 21 points led the
winners, while Jack Parker hit 22
and Tex Whiteman 20 each for
the Portland team.
Federal Old Line led 57-39 at
the half.
Dobbek, Krop
Look Recovered
TAMPA. Ela. (UPD-Outficldei
Dan Dobbek and pitcher Bob Krop
appear to have recovered from
"'eir W62 health problems, ac-
Don Heffner.
Dobbek, hampered with a bad
back last .season, and Krop, who
was idle most of the season with
arm trouble, looked in top shape
as the Pads continued spring
training Tuesday.
Heffncr said both were making
spirited bids to stick with the
squad.
TOP PROS COMPETE
BLACKPOOL. England (UPD-
Sixtcen of Ihe world's top profes
sional golfers, including Arnold
Palmer, Gary Player and Peter
Thomson, have agreed to com
pete in a one-day tournament at
the North Shore Course on July 5.
The winner will receive the
Prince Philip Trophy.
TRACK OFFICIAL RETIRING
ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) - Fred
A. Purncr Sr., who came to Santa
Anita 29 years ago, will retire as
the race track's director of pub.
licily and advertising Sept. 5.
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MODERATION
er first team choices were Eagle
Points' Charles Pomeroy, Lake-
view's Dennis Warren. Illinois Val
ley's Darryi Ciellert and St.
Mary's Jim Calhoun.
The second unit included Bey-
mer, Lakeview s Larry Samples.
Rogue River's Tom Davidson.
Kagle Points' Richard Short, and
Phoenix's Rich Bolz.
The Honorable Mentions were
Allbi'itton, Young. Lakeview's Dan
Leahy, Rogue River's Jack Sal
ter, Eagle Points' Wilbur Boat
wright. Illinois Valley's' Charles
Verstecg, and St. Mary's Randy
Corliss. The teams came from
league secretary Ted McKce of
Lakeview.
This first team, with Gooding
lopping the timbers, averages 6-2 f-
and shows a great scoring poten
tial. Gooding was the leading scor
er in the league with 318 points
in 13 games for a fine 24.5 aver
age. Pomeroy was second with 264
points and an 18 9 average.' War
ren was 11th among the top scor
ers with 175 points and a 12 5
mean. Gellert was third with 241
points and a 17.1 average and
Calhoun was seventh with I'M
points and a 13.9 average. That
averages out to 17.3 points per
man.
Gooding will lead Uie Hornets
into the state tournament next
Monday at Coos Bay where the
Hornets are top seeded and were
voted the top Class A-2
team in the state this season. They
will take on Elmira, the state's
third ranked team, in the first
round of the tournament Monday
night at 8:45. Elmira dropped de
fending champion Pleasant Hill
Tuesday night in a playoff for the
berth, 55-50.
ROGl'E LEAGUE ALL-STARS
First Tram
Charles Pomeroy, senior, for
ward, 6'1", Eagle Point.
Dennis Warren, junior, forward.
G'5", Lakeview.
Kent Gooding, senior, center,
6'7", Henley.
Darryl Gellrrt, junior, guard,
6', Illinois Valley.
Jim Calhoun, senior, guard
3'10", St. Mary's.
Second Team
Larry Samples, Lakeview.
MUe Beymer, Henley.
Tom Davidson, Rogue River.
Richard Short, Eagle Point,
Rich llolz, Phoenix.
Honorable Mention
Dan Leahy, Lakeview.
Earl Alhritton, Henley.
LcVoy Young, Henley.
Jack Salter, Rogue River.
Wilber Boatwright, Eagle Point
Charles Vcrstceg, Illinois Valley.
Randy Corliss, St. Mary's.
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Beymer and Samples head the
second unit. Beymer was the sixth.points per game and Bolz was 131 li
leading scorer in the league with
203 points and a 14.6 average while
Samples was the fifth top scorer
with 234 points and an average of
16.7 per outing. Davidson aver
aged 12.4 points as the 12th top
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Yankees Will Win
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
(UPI) Manager Ralph Houk
flatly predicts the New York Yan
kees will win the Ameri
can League pennant again.
If 1 didn't feel that way, T
should be fired," lie claims. "1
don't think for a minute that
winning is going to be easy, but
I don't sec any club capable of
beating us out."
This is Houk's third year at
the helm of the Yankees and his
record is perfect two pennants
and two World Series triumphs
And each spring he has cornel
right out and picked his club to
win.
"1 have more reason to be op
timistic this spring than last," he
said. "Then we had two lobs on
the club open left field and
shortstop. Now we have only one
job open, first base, and we aro
confident we have the player to
ill the bill in Joe Fcpitonc
We also will have Tony Kubck
with us from the start and don't
forget we have another starting1
pitcher in Stan Williams.
Kubek was in the service for
part of last season and rookie
Tom Tresh took his job. Then
when Kubek got out of service
Tresh was shifted to left field
where he became a fixture. To
get Williams, the Yanks gave up
Bill Skowron, their right handed
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scorer. Short had a mean of 13 2
with an average of 11.0.
Lakeview's Dan Leahy, who was
the fourth leading scorer in the
loop, was only honorable mention
as was Allbritlon who was ninth
among the leading scorers.
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power hitting first baseman.
Houk reiterated that the Y'an-
kecs would not have parted with
Skowron unless they were sure
Pepitone could take over at first.
"Joe will do a better job in the
field and I also think he will do
the job at the plate." Houk added.
Of course, we will miss Skow
ron, but we figured we could give
him up to get the starting pitch
er we needed."
He said lie wasn't expecting
any miracles from Williams.
"All we are counting on him
for is 14 victories, the same num
ber he scored with the Dodgers
last season. Anything over that
would be gravy and, of course,
welcome. It would be nice if he
could win 20, but we are not ex
pecting him to do it."
Williams will be a starter along
with Whitcy Ford, Ralph Terry
and Bill Stafford.
To round out the staff Houk
has relievers Marshall Bridges,
Luis Arroyo, Bill Kunkcl and Ro
land Sheldon with Bud Daley and
Jim Coalcs his middle inning re
lievers and spot starters.
There are a half dozen candi
dates for the other pitching berths
and they are the only positions
Ihe Yankees have open. '
Houk refused to pick any one
club as the most serious threat
to the Yankees. 1
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