Friday, N'ovtmbr r 23, 1963
HCRAlp N0 New, K,m,m Falll, Ore.
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ON THE WEST COAST CAGE SCENE . . .
MEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
G'fiood Masonrv
Team No. 4
Eieclroiux
Cdscaot Industrial
Lmkv.iic iv
Dyrint Real ElUtt
Iftomai Sheet Mettl
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Keiuits: Ltnkvilit IVY, Thorn at
Sfeel Metal 1; Greenwood Masonry 3,
Caicaat Industrial l,- Durant Real Ei
la'e 0, Electrolux 4; Lauras Btaulv
Fair l. Team No. t 3.
High team game. Eltctrolux 753; high
team icnes, Eitctrolux 2134; high Infl.
game, Lei Gardner J23; higrt ind. it
nei, Howard Bales 596,
HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE
Ptttrton
; , , . Points
Lewis Chevron JvjXS
The Gun Store 2IS.17
. Bings Satellite 214.09
- Klamath Lumber and Box ii.jl
Squirt 2H 34
Bennington Steel Bldgi. 2J7.li
Crater Enterprises 276. 70
Klamath Troohv House 24 65
Results: Squirt 2. Bennington steel
t; Bings Satellite 2. Trophy House l;
Lewis Chevron 3. Crater Enterprises
0; Gun Store 2, Kl. Lor. Box 1.
High team game, Bings Sat. HI; high
team series, Lewis Chev. 2310; high
md. game. Bob Portyer 23; high ind.
series, Ralph Barnett 624.
NIGHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE
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aimers Texaco
fyi Regal
Lucky Strikes
hranti Oil Filters No. 1
Franli Oil Filters No. 2
Anderson Studio
Whiley's Shell
Shorty Flying A
Basin Builders
Results: Whitevs Shell
35' i 19' i
34' i 20' a
30'. t 24', t
30 24
21 27
23 27
27 2S
26 29
21 i 32' j
Basin
Builders 0; Franlz Oil F Meter. No. 1
1, Lucky Slrikes 4; Elmers Texaco
1, Bobs Regal 3; Frantz Oil Filters
No. 2 4, Bays Flying A 1; Anderson
Studio 3. Shortys Flying A 2.
High learn game. Lucky Strikes 1;
high learn series. Lucky Strikes 24SS;
high Ind. game Harold Shearer,
224; high ind. series. Coy Wilei 111.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
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Crater Lake Meats 29'i U'.j
One Hour Martinillni 28 16
Browns Plumbing 27' a H' j
Sparkle Car Wash 21'i 22' i
Holiday Bowl 19' i 24'i
Connors Service Co. 17' i 26' i
Crater Lake Dairy Prod. 17" j 26Vj
Suburban Finance IS 29
Results: Browns Plbg. 4, Sparkle
Car Wash 0; Cr. Lake Dairy Prod. 4,
Connors Svc. Co. O; Holiday Bowl 3.
One Hour Martlniiing 1; Cr. Lake
Meats 3, Suburban Finance 1.
High team game, Browns Plbg. 711;
high team series, Browns Plbg. 2055;
hioh ind game, Clara Beard 227; high
Ind. series. Clara Beard 622.
NITE OWL LEAGUE
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A&Ds
The Goofers
Hi-Lo's
The Sweepers
Top Cats
Lett Rights
The Mustangs
The Shaggy "4"
What Knots
32 12
2'i 15Vi
27 17
2' a 17' i
?6 II
24 20
23 21
14 30
The Cubs t 3S
Nov. 19 results: The Mustangs 1,
A&Ds 3; The Shaggy
. The Goof-
ers 4; The Sweepers 1,
Letl Rights
3; Top Cats 4, The Cubs 0; What
Knots 4, Hi-Lo's 0.
High team game. Left Rights 787;
high team series, Lett Rights 2241;
high ind. game, Jennie Furber I97j
high ind. series, Jennie Furber 522;
high Ind. game, Fritz Corbin 200; high
ind. series, Fritz Corbin 550.
JR. 4 SR. BOYS LEAGUE
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Playboys 17 3
Lucky Strikes 16 4
Undertakers 12 a
Team No. 10 11 9
Fireballs 10 10
Ho-Daddies 10 10
The Big Four 9 11
Wipe Outs 1 i)
Team No. 5 8 U
Gutter Giants 7 13
Team No. 12 6 14
Team No. 9 5 15
Nov. 16 results: Ho-Diddies 1, Team
No. S 3; Team No. 10 4. Team No.
12 0; The Big Four 0, Play Boys 4;
Gutter Giants 2, Wipe Outs 2; Under,
takers 1, Lucky Strikes 3; Team No.
9 1, Fireballs 3.
High team game. Team No. 10 747;
high team series, Team No. 10 2164;
high ind. game, Dennis Graham 220;
high ind. series, Mike Crawley 574.
ELKS MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE
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Wards Funeral Home 3Hj ',j
Balsiger Motors 26 14
Luckv Lane it i&
' Slater Insurance
. East Side Pharmacy
23 17
22'a 17'i
Lena Bell Lumbur ) id
Houston tnsuran.ee 21 29
U. S. National 20' a 19' a
Dees Beautv Salon u n
Grigqs Food, Merrill
Superior Troy
Pioneer Printing
Calif -Parifir litititia
16 24
15'j 24'S
14 26
Crater Lake Machinery
29
Nov. 17 reiullc? r) Rtmii, cim
0. East Side Pharmacy 4; Superior
Troy 2, Cahl.-Pac. Ut. 2; Houston lm.
1. Wards Funeral Home 3; Crater
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Lake Mchy. 1, Long Bell Lbr. 3; U S.
National 3, Pioneer Tobacco 1; Bau
tiger Motors 4, Gnggt Food, Merrill 0;
Lucky Lanes 0. Slater insurance 4.
High team game. Long Bell Lumeer
TSI, high team series. U.S. National
2193; high md. game (women), M.
Linville 221; high md. series (women!,
M. Linville 573; nigh ind. game (men),
Barney D.ikln M; high ind. writs
(men), Ed White 5S6.
COFFEE CUP LEAGUE
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Jerrys Drlve-m
Bings Satellite
Klamath Auto Wreckers
Tower Furniture
Fashion Cleaners
Leons
Bowoen, Music Company
East Main Brake 1 Algn.
Big Y Market
Basin Building Materials
Chuck Wagon
Rings Sheet Metal
29'j 14i
27 17
27 17
36 ll
24't 191
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37
Nov. )9 results: Fashion Cleaners
1. Tower Furniture 3; Bowden Music
Co. 4, Leons 0; Klamath Auto Wreck
ers 4, R,n9s Sheet Metal 0; Big Y Mkt.
0. East Mam Brake I Align. 4; Jer
rys Drive-in 1, Bings Satellite 3; Bas
in Bidg Materials 3, Chuck Wagon 1.
H.gh team game. Tower Furntiur
710; high team series. Tower Furniture
2161; high md. game, Beth Howard
309; high ind. series, Bonnie Snyder
(sub) 573.
MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE
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Wilson Wiley Buick
U.S. Motorbowler
Carlsons Furniture
East Side Electric
Interstate Pump
Klamath Cable TV
31 17
27'? 20' i
23' 1 24' a
23 25
25
Overhead Door 22
KC Paint 21 27
Socialized Service tft 30
Tims Shell is 30
Nov. 20 results: U.S. Motorbowler 2.
East Side Electric 2; Interstate Pump
2, Overhead Door 2; Wilson Wiley Bu
ick 1, Tims Shell 3; Klamath Cable
TV 3, Carlsons Furn. 1; KC Paint 4,
Specialized Service 0.
High team game, Tims Shell 1033;
high team series, Tims Shell 294; high
Ind. game, Howard Dixon 257; high ind.
series, Howard Diton 641.
MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE
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S. R. Crawley Welders 35,
Vaiiiers Cafe 30
6 St. Oxygen Sales 2B
Kingsley Voodoos 23
Lucky Lanes 23
Lewis Chevron 22
Maurys Foreign Cars 21
Klamath Tractor 20
Southern Oregon Music 20
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anuo lenar ) 30
Nov. 20 results: S. R. Crawley Weld
ers 3, Valllers Cafe 1; 6th St. Oxygen
Sales 3, Lewis Chevron 1; Kl. Tractor
1, Lucky Lanes 3; Kingsley Voodoos
1. So. Ore. Music 3; Maurys Foreign
Cars 1, Spud Cellar 3.
High team game. Spud Cellar 800;
high team series, S. R. Crawley Weld
ers 2313; high ind. game, les Bieber
250; high ind. series, Les Bieber 676.
JOLLY JINX LEAGUE
Automatic Transmission 32 12
Mouldingcraft
Big Y Market
Overhead Door
Local Loan
Tack Room
Duffs Heating
House of Shoes
ThundrrtlrH
2J'f 16'i
25' a 18' a
24 20
11
Cliff Yaden 11
PickeMs Dairy 10
Pirk.Vn TUMS: H0USe 0f Sh0
P-cketts 0; Freemans 4, Duffs 0; Tack
hi?1 ,2. Mouldingcraft 2; Thunder,
birds 2, Local Loan 2; Auto. Trans.
den I f B'fl Y 3' Cli" Va-
High team qame, Freemans 937;
5L hit? .?''"' Au,tiC Trans.
5?2 ' tw, .'If' 9flme' G,oria Cantwell
2'4, high ind. series, Gloria Cantwell
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parking brake warning light, glove ond luggage comportment lights,
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Leaders
LAFAYETTE. La. UPD -Two
young newcomers to the
professional golf tour, Joe Mor
esco and Duke Matthews, share
the lead today going into the
second round of the $20,000 Ci
jun Classic golf tournament.
Moresco of Woodmere Coun
try Club. Long Island, N. Y.,
and Matthews, of Eugene, Ore.,
fired 6fis Thursday over the par
72 Oakburne Country Club
course.
Four players tied for tlird at
67. They were Dick Crawford of
Rye. N. Y.: Harold Kneece of
Aiken. S. C; Dave Marr of
New Rochelle, N. Y., and Jim
Cassia of Mahopac, N. Y.
Next at 68 were Al Kelley Jr.
of Orlando, Fla.; Tex Baxter
Jr. of Amarillo, Tex.: Bob
Goetz of Tulsa. Okla.; Chris
Gers of Burneyville, Okla.;
.lack Bisscgi;er of Quebec; Stan
Thii.sk of .Mission, Kan., and
Lionel Hebert of Lafayette, La.
Tournament favorite Jack
Nicklaus bogeyed the final hole
of the day and finished with a
69 on the wind-swept course.
Defending champion John
Barnum of Columbus, Ohio,
was six strokes off the pace
with a 72. That put him far
back in the field, as more than
50 professionals smashed par on
the 6,700-yard course.
Lakers Take First
On Scoring Of West
By United Press International
The Boston Celtics (12-1) may
win the National Basketball As
sociation's Eastern Division ti
tle in a walk, but there's some
fast stepping going on in the
Wild West.
The Los Angeles Lakers, boost
ed by Jerry West's 25 points,
snatched the Western Division
lead back from St. Louis by
clubbing the Hawks 111-99 in
the only NBA game played
Thursday night.
But t o n i g h t and Saturday
night the Lakers play the third
place San Francisco Warriors,
who could seize the division
leadership themselves with two
straight wins. Laker Coach
Fred Schaus points out that
the Warriors, who allowed op
ponents an average of 123 points
last season, have improved their
DODGE
IN ALL
Beavers favored; San
By HAL WOOD
VP! Sports Writer
SAN FRANCISCO L"PI -Unless
someone comes up w kh
a defense to slop the great Mel
Counts, Oregon State is expect
ed to waltz away with tiie West
Coast college basketball honors
this year.
The only team given a
chance to stop the Beavers is
University of San Francisco.
And that, if it materialises,
will leave the Big Six schools
out in the cold when it comes
to representing this area in the
NCAA playoffs.
'"Oregon State has to be rat
ed the team to beat for the
western NCAA championship."
says little Rene Herrerias,
coach at University of Californ
ia. "And next in line should be
University of San Francisco."
Stanford and UCLA, the de
fending co-champions of the Big
Six. should be listed as co-favorites
for the AAWU league
crown.
Count On Counts
Oregon State lost its All
.American football player, Terry
Baker, but Counts was the big
man in the Beaver attack, any
way, and he'll be on the job,
better than ever. Two young
sophomore stars on last year's
team, which wound up fourth in
the NCAA tourney, also arc on
the job: Jim Jarvis and Frank
defenses to the point where
they are now yielding an aver
age of 99.5 points a game.
In other games scheduled for
tonight, Boston is at Philadel
phia. New York at Baltimore
and Detroit at Cincinnati.
West didn't get much scoring
assistance from teammate El
gin Baylor Thursday night in
Los Angeles' Sports Arena. Bay
lor, the second highest scorer
in the NBA last season, came
up with a Charley horse and
switched to the role of passer.
Baylor had a personal season
high of 12 assists, but only
scored eight points.
Cliff Hagan, coming off the
bench in the first quarter, led
the Hawks with 26 points. Bob
Pettit got only six points in the
first half and wound with 20.
BOYS
STYLES
" 1 "nmr
Peters. They'll handle the back
court work.
USF has an All-American po
tential in OHie Johnson to lead
the way in defense of its West
Coast Athletic Conference
CTOHTl.
"We have the potential to re
tain the title." says Coach Pete
Peletta. "But our sophomores
will have to jell with the veter
ans." Three fine sopliomores are
Joe Ellis, Russ Gumina and Er
win Mueller. Veterans returning
back include Dave Lee, Ed
Thomas and Jim Brovellia, in
addition to Johnson.
Stanford has Tom Dose, high-
FIGHTS
Fight Results
By UnMed Press International
SYDNEY, Australia (UPH
Rockey Gattellari, 11234. Aus
tralia, outpointed' Rav Perei,
113'i, Honolulu 10. "
WORCESTER,, Mass. ILPD
Hector Rodriquez, 127'j. Provi
dence, R. I., outpointed Tommv
Hayden. 127, New Bedford,
Mass. (101.
LOS ANGELES (UPH Paul
Rojas. 131, San Pedro, Calif.,
outpointed Sergio Gomcx, 133.
Mexico City 1 10 .
National Basketball Association
By United Press International
Eastern Division
W L Pet,
Boston 12 1 .923
Cincinnati 10 8 .556
Philadelphia 6 8 .429
New York 6 12 .333
Western Division
W
10
10
8
5
3
L Pet.
7 .588
8 .556
7 .533
9 .357
10 .231
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Detroit
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scoring center returning, along
with Hullis Moore and Doug
Clementson. There is a real
fine sophomore in Bub Bedell,
6 feet 6 forward. Coach Howie
Dallmar wdl have plenty of
height.
UCLA gets just about it's
whole team back. Heading the
cast is high-scoring Walt Haz
ard. Fred Slaughter and Gail
Goodrich also will be on hand.
Southern California has some
thing of a rebuilding job. The
Trojans lost Gordon Martin,
Die league's leading scorer last
year; and guard Gary Holman
signed a professional baseball
contract. A fine prospect is Al
len Young, a 6 foot 9 junior
college transfer.
Huskies Rebuilding
Washington also will be re
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have to improve his scoring to
make the Huskies click. Other
prospects include Charley Hart,
Stu Wilson and Lynn Nance, the
latter a hot junior college trans
fer. California, hoping to get off
the floor after a sad season,
could have a good club, led by
center Camden Wall. Dan Luf
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Washington State, which also
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has the whole team back, in
cluding some good youngsters.
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Among the stars will be Byron
Vadset, a senior guard and play,
maker: and Dale Ford, i 6 feet
4 forward who has just been
"discovered" as a fine football
quarterback.
Coach Steve Belko at Oregon
is counting on 8 frosh whiz,
Jim Barnett, to improve the
fortunes of the Webfoots. He has
some seasoned talent to go
along, including Steve Jones,
Jim Johnson, Elliott Gleeson
and Bob Yates, But he still
hasn't found a top-flight center.
Santa Clara, St. Mary's Pep
perdine, Loyola and University
of Pacific all expected to show
improvement this year. But they
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