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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Wednesday, November SO, 1963 PAGE 3 B HOT BIG TEN RACE AND . . Ml. NITE MIXED fOURSOMES Wtvtrhitujtr Crtdit Un. Georgaj R. sticy Co. Won9 t Calt Slatt Farm iniuranct Rdncfi Supply 7 Up Mitch's Groctry Oregon Food Stores Wiound Market Hugh Kidd Auto Sales Economy Cash Grocery Stevens Homelitt Saws Klamath Tractor Bud & Jem's Midway Dye Insurance 25 12 Nov. 15 results: Wong's Cale 1, State Farm Ins. 3; 7 Up 3. Stevens 1; Econ omy Caih Grocery J. Hugh Kidd Auto Sales 2; Weyecriaeuser Credit Union 3, Ranch Supply 1i Mitch's Grocery 3, Bud & Jerri's Midway 1; George R. SUcy Co. 3, Homeiite Saws l; Klarrv ath Tractor 3, Oregon Food Stores 1; Dye Insurance 1, Midland Market 3. High team game. State Farm Insur. ance 873; high team series. Weyer haeuser Cred.t Union 2393; high Ind. flame, (women) Hazel Kiewatt 190; high Ind. stries, (women) Betty Cool 506; high Ind. game, (men) Walt Cool 314; high ind. series, (men) Howard Bales 545. HOLIDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE I w L . Mystics 18 t Playboys 13 II I Kingpins 13 11 The Grannies 12 12 . Gashouse Gang 11 13 Bald Eaglet 11 13 Gurgling Gutterballs 15 -Balls 9 15 Results: Gurgling Gutterballs 1, The Grannies 3; l-Balls 1, Gashouse Gang 3; Bald Eagles 1, Playboys 3; Mystics 2, Kingpins 2. 1 High team game, Gashouss Gang 958; high team series, Gashouse Gang 1 2683; high ind. game, Rob Hall and , vDenny Nelson 194; high Ind. series, , John Tinker 528. CAL'ORE LEAGUE W 31' General Equioment Co. Webb Insurance Simplot DeVoe Singer Sewing Center Greenwood Masonry Lobben Masonry Dugan & Mest Jordan Shell Jay Hawk Cash & Save Oil Merit's Appliances The Spot Sherwin Williams Crescent Sea Food Shorty's Flying A Bud & Jerri's Midway 26 18 251 a IB' 1 25 19 23 21 20V j 23 20 24 19' a J4Vi 19 25 17' 1 26' 17', j 26', a 13 31 II 33 Nov. 15 results: Jay Hawk 1, Dugan & Mest 3; Bud & Jerri's Midway 1, Jordan Shell 3; General Equipment 3, Sherwin Williams 1; Webb Insurance Big Sky Checked By PSC PULLMAN (UPD Possible entry of Portland State Col lege into the Big Sky Athlet ic Conference will be dis cussed at a conference meet ing at Ogdcn, Utah, next week. Conference Commissioner Jack Friel said today that a delegation from Portland State . would attend the meeting Monday and Tuesday. "I talked with a group at Portland State when I was in Portland some time ago," Frlcl said. "There is an in terest in the conference there, but I don't know how much." Portland State has a full athletic program, including football. The Big Sky, just fin ishing its first football season, has six members, but Gonza--ga University does not play football. This Bhmfmas Play Santa the easy way your list at the Tog Shop. We II help you select color and size. If in doubt as to size, you can use a Tog Shop gift certificate. ft Our lay-away plan, charge 8 simplify shopping, too. Imperial Toiletries Wool Shirts The most famous of them all Russian Leather, Morrocan Leather, Scotch Leather and Italian Leother. We have them all. gtm shop 708 Main St. Phone TU 4-3622 3. Merit's Appliances 1; Singer Sewing Center 3. Cash ft Save Oil lj Simp tot OeVot 3. Crescent Sea Food 1; Green wood Masonry 1, Lobben Masonry 3; The Spot 4, Shorty's Flying A 0. High team game, Lobben Masonry 871; high team series, Looben Mason ry 2379; high Ind. game, (men) tie, Frank ftyociyk, Paul Rock 238; h.gh ind. series, (men) Frank Rybciyk 621; high ind. game, (women) Roocr ta Anoerson 197; high ind. series, ( women) E Idina Greenwood 530. MOOSE MA'S LEAGUE W L Amidons 29 15 WOTM J6'i I7'a Bon Bazaar 25' a 18' 1 Cox Grocery 251, Russell Glass 24 20 Eternal Hills 23' 1 20' 7 Vanity Cleaners . 21'a 22'.j Ny backs 20 24 Southern Oregon Music 20 24 Klamath Basin Farms 18 26 Sparkle Car Wash 16 28 Lauras Beauty Fair U'a Nov. II resuts: Cox Grocery a, Ami dons 0; Lauras Beauty Fair 4, Ny backs 0; WOTM 4, So. Ore. Music 0; Vanity Cleaners 4, Eternal Hills 0; Sparkle Car Wash 3, Bon Baiaar 1; Russell Glss 3, K. Basin Farms I. High team game, WOTM 790; -high learn series, WOTM 2187; high ind. game. Evelyn Brennan 215; high Ind. series, Evelyn Brennan 546. MOOSE PA'S LEAOUE W L Lucky Lanes 33) lO'j "40" Club 28 16 Pastegas Market 34' j mi Altamont Grocery 24 20 CP. ft W.W. Ward 24 20 Merrill Moose 23 21 O'Hairs Memorial Chapel 19'a 24'j Musgrove Plumbing 19 25 Erv Carrs Boys II' a 25' 3 Harry Lanphear Insurance 18 26 No Names 18 26 Bings Satellite 16 28 Nov. IB results: Merrill Moose 3, C P. ft W.W. Ward 1; Harry Lanphear Ins. 3, Erv Carrs Boys I; Bings Sat ellite 0, Musgrove Plbg. 4; Altamont Grocery 3, Lucky Lanes 1; Pastegas Market 3, No Names 1; O'Hairs Me morial Chapel 0, "40" Club 4. High team game, Pastegas Market 896; high team series, Pastegas Mkt. 3396; high ind. game, Pete Sheeny 233; high ind. series, Gunnard Bjorson 580. HOLIDAY LEAGUE Peace Ambulance Mould ingcratt Oregon Title Company Klamath Piywood A Crater Lake Milk Klamath Plywood B - 23 23 KC Aralum Window 23 . 21 Davis Flying A 20 24 Thomas Lumber 19'a 24'i Snack Coffee Shop 17 27 Crater Lake Ice Cream 12Vs 31'a Results: Crater Lake Ice Cream 1, Davis Flying A 3; Peace Ambulance 1, Aralum Window 3; Crater Lake Milk 3, Thomas Lbr. 1; Mouldingcraft 0, Oregon Title 4; Snack Coffee Shop 3, Kl. Plywood A 1; Kl. Plywood B 1, KC 3. High team game, Aralum Window 1007; high team series, Oregon Title Co. 2890; high ind. game, Les Gard ner 233; high Ind. aeries, Phil Sheridan 629. SATELLITE LEAGUE W L Lucca Cale 35 9 Bank of Klamath Fails 27'i 16'a So. Oregon insurance 27 17 Skateland Wheels 25 19 Sunshine Center 23 21 U.S. National Bank 22 2Ha Haleys Herefords 21 23 Hortons Heretords 18'i 25'j Merits Service Supply 18'a 251 j Klamath Fast Freight 17 27 Clean Linen ft Supply 16 28 Crater Lake Machinery 13 31 Results: Crater Lake Mach. 2, Clean Linen ft Supply 2; Sunshine Ctr. 3. So. Ore. Ins. 1; Lucca Cafe 4, Haleys Herefords 0; Kl. Fast Frt. 1, Hortons Heretords 3; Merits Svc. 1, Bank ot . K.Falls 3; Skateland Wheels 1, U.S. National Bank 2. High team game, Bank of Klamath Falls 947; high team series, Lucca Cafe 265); high Ind. game, Gordon Sel lers 232; high ind. series, John Webb 581. LUCKY ROLLERS LEAGUE W L Arrow Fuel Ethels Dept. Store D&R Auto Parts Coca Cola Suburban Finance Crays Construction Halls Construction -Mann'es Henley Store Thurstons Dance Studio Crater Lake Don Potter Machinery Results: Hioh team oai 27 27 13 24 16 21 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 19V'j 20'i 18 22 18 22 14' a 25'a 11 29 , Halls Con. 724; high team series, Halls Con. 2041; high Ind. game. Patsy Muna 181; high mo. series, veraa sanaers 43. do all your shopping for the accounts and free gift wrapping SWEATERS $12'5,o 5 47 50 A wonderful collection of fun - loving sweaters by Hartog, Pebble Beach and Damon imports from Italy, Spain, Nor way and Austrio. Samsonite Luggage Always o Christmas favor ite for men and women alike. All the patterns in cluding the new Sentry and priced from just . , . Manhattan Viyella wool shirts imported from Great Britain.' Priced at $18.95 Defending NCAA Champ Loyola ... 1 Dominates Midwest Cage Scene EDITORS: The following Is the first in a series of dis patches sizing up college bas- ' ketball prospects in various sections of the country. Bv ED SAINSBLRV CHICAGO iUPII - Defend ding NCAA champion Loyola could dominate Midwestern col lege basketball again this sea son, but the Ramblers, who lost only twice last year, probably w ill have to share interest with one of the hottest Big Ten races ever. Michigan and Ohio State rat ed a shaky nod for the Big .Ten crown in pre-scascn speculation I f 3- I V THE PAYOFF Danny Row, 15-year-old hunter from Klamath Falls, is pictured with the large black bear he bagged during a recent hunting trip near Scio. Ths bear, which dressed out at approximately 200 pounds, was taken in the Thomas Creek area near Scio. Olympics On Slate The Klamath County YMCA is sponsoring a Service Club Olympics between the Lions, Toketee Lions, Kiwanis, Link ville Kiwanis, Rotary, Ex change and Optimists service clubs Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Chairman Merlin Pulliam and co-chairman, Martin Lougce, announced the following events in the competition between the various clubs: Basketball free throw, handball doubles, ping pong singles, rope climb for speed, pocket billiards, dart throwing, four-man volleyball, duck-calling and liars' contest. The last two events are sched uled at 9 p.m. or earlier if the other events are finished males on 19.95 UUJ A. f JS0 but league balance this year may be the best in a score of years and upsets more or less routine. Northwestern, .Minnesota, In diana and Illinois could be ma jor Big Ten challengers and Iowa. Michigan Stale, Eurdue and Wisconsin, while probable second division finishers, could be capable of surprise at any time. Loyola lost only one man from its firchorse five which won the NCAA crown from two time champion Cincinnati in an overtime, Jerry Harkness. But George Ireland has his other four starters back and Vic Local Youth Bags Bear A hunting trip to the Thomas Creek area southeast ot Scio recently paid off in the form of a 200-pound (dressed) black bear for young Klamath Falls hunter Danny Row. The 15-year-old Klamath Falls youth, winner of four medals in hunter safety courses spon sored by the local police de partment, downed the huge ani mal from a distance of 30 feet using a .32 caliber special. Danny was hunting with his father Arch Row and Lester Ferguson and son Tom also of Klamath Falls. i-ii i-iim fierce FROM HEAD TO r . , , - ( 4 ' rip-? kfHf r . . .;W::;'u . Vr I SHOES It " ; . r ? ! EAGLE1 1 Rouse, Leslie Hunter and John Egan will have belter bench strength behind them than ever. Irish A Threat ' Notre Dame could be a tour nament threat too with both Larry Sheffield and Ron Reed. De Paul has a 6-foot, 10-inch center in Dave Mills and Coach Ray Meyer was enthusiastic about his prospects if Mills can furnish a fair share of the re bounds. Emmettc Bryant. Den ny Freund and Jesse Nash will supply a "run run run" attack which could be effective if the Blue Demons can get the ball. Ohio Slate will be sparked by the Big Ten's most valuable player last year, 6 foot-8 Gary Bradds, who led the league in scoring, but Fred Taylor may. have to makeshift his lineup at the other spots for a while. Michigan has a standout cen ter in Bill Buntin, second best rebounder in the league, and some sophomore talents, nota bly Caizie Russell, Oliver Dar-1 den and Jim Meyers, figure to turn the Wolverines into a fine squad. Has New Center Northwestern has needed help at center and (his year will fea ture 6-foot-9 Jim Pitts to fill out a lineup of veterans including Rich Falk and Rick Lopossa, two fine shooting floormen. Pitts, billed as one of the best centers around, was sidelined with a bad knee last year. Minnesota has veterans Mel Northway and Terry Kunzc and could get plenty of help from rookie Don Yates, while Indiana retains Dick and Tom Van Ars dale and hopes ' sophomores Gary Greiger and Max Walker will come through. Illinois has a fine nucleus in center Skip Toren, Tal Brody. Bogie Red mon and Bill Edwards and could be a solid threat. Each of the other teams has stars, but probably not enough depth or overall talent for title You're Invited To Use And Other til'. MNMr KLAMATH FALLS TOE! EAGLE CLOTHES ... nnd the most exoertlv ts from CLOTHES . priced favorite, (others from 49.50) We II help you pick his size and style. $ AQ Priced, from O MANHATTAN SHIRTS . . . long and short sleeve dress stves in new no-iron fabrics that play Santa back to you C washing after washing NECKWEAR ... All the latest style and pat terns by fine makers like Wem- $ " 50 $ 50 blev. Don Looer and SPORTSWEAR . . . 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