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HERALD AND NEWS. KUmlb Kentucky Returns As A Basketball Power With By jok r.Enr.KN VPI Sports Writer Kentucky is back as, a nation al basketball power in case no one noticed that they were away. One man who did notice is Adolph Hupp, the Kentucky coach who has compiled a fan tastic 83.6 winning percentage in his 3.1 years at Lexington. The "Baron of the Blue Grass" suffered through a "dismal" lfi-9 season last year, the worst in his career, and uncharacter istically declared he was going into this season with "possibly the poorest outlook for a win ning season since I have been coaching." But the Wildcats appear to be heading back to the top after disposing of strong North Caro lina Monday night, 100-80, at Lexinpton. Kentucky, ranked seventh in the nation in the lat est United Press International poll, now has won all four of its games this year, all by sub stantial margins. Burke Wins Voit Award LOS ANGELES (UPH - All America end Vein Burke of Oregon State today was named the winner of the W. J. Voit memorial t r o p h y as the out standing collegiate football play er on the Pacific Coast. In balloting conducted among Pacific Coast sports editors and broadcasters, Burke beat out Mel Renfrn of Oregon by eight points, both receiving seven first place voles. This was the second straight year in which an Oregon State football star has been named (or the Voit award presented annu ally since 1!)"1 in memory of West Coast Sportsman W. J. Voit. Last year Heisman Award winner Terry Baker was the re cipient. ' California quarterback Craig Morton was third and Mel Profit of UCLA w as fourth followed by Willie Brown of Southern Cali fornia, Rick Redman of Wash ington, Damon Bame and Pete Bcathard of Southern California and Marv Harris of Stanford. Your Best Gift Bet Because ... 2 hours and no ironing ago this shirt was soaking wet M 111, II II IIIWMMBWW1MCI. 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Iowa salvaged some Big Ten prestige by surprising St. Louis, Huskies Count Much Experience In Klamath B League Cage Race (Tliis is the fl'lli in a series of articles outlining Klamath B League basketball prospects.) liy HILL GOULD Herald anil News Sports Editor Last year it was a dogfight be tween the Merrill Huskies and the Chiloquin Panthers for Klamath B League honors, with the Panthers winning. This year it appears the same two teams will be Hie clubs to beat in the race for the league crown, with the Panthers hold ing a slight edge. At Merrill. Husky mentor Jer ry Groenvcld is minus just one starter from last year's club which came on in the district tournament for a big victory and the state tournament berth which accompanied it. Although losing starting cen ter Dave Hill, the Huskies have returning lettermen five who have gained valuable experi ence and figure to take the iMerrill club a long way. 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In other major games, Utah routed University of the Pacif ic, 90-72; Texas Tech won its first game by beating Nebras ka, 76-60; Alabama defeated Florida State, 62-33; Mississip pi State whipped Delta State, 67-52; Creighton nipped Idaho State, 63-61; Texas Christian topped Houston, 65-59; Oklaho ma State dumped Arkansas, 74-65; Seattle drubbed St. Mary's (Calif. , 84-60; and Bay lor bounced Southwest Texas, 71-61. and redeveloped the basketball muscles. This was apparent in the Hus kies' opening two-game set in last weekend's cage jamboree play, where Merrill posted a win over iMalin and lost to a strong Henley Hornet five. "If we start slowly, I feel the kids will come on later. We're lacking in size '6-0 the height of the biggest returning veter an), but I feel hustle could make the difference," Groen veld states. Returning for a final year is three-year letterman Ken Smith a 5-8 senior guard who paced the Huskies in the two opening games last weekend hitting for 12 and 11 points. Joining Smith are a pair of two-year vets in 5-10 senior guard Dale Kurtz and 5-9 sen ior forward Bob Moore. Why the smaller Moore at forward? SORES LADY BUG LEAGUE W L First Federal 37 IS .. Teem 30 27 TP Packing ?8'j 23'a Lucca loung 18 24 Market Basket 38 It Coca Cola 25li 36'i Schulzt Tires 24 21 The Ranch ' 24 !K Billy Golden TV 23 29 Signal Oil 22' 29'i Drive More Motors 22li 29' i Little Sweden 19 33 Dec. i results: Lucca Letinqe 3. Coca Cola 1; TP Packing 3, Little Sweden 1; SctiuUe Tires 3. The Ranch 1; Market Basket 3, Signal Oil 1; Billy Golden TV 3, Drive More Molori 1; First Fed eral 3, Teem 1. High team game. Market Basket 99B; high team series. TP Packing 2768; high ind. game, Jeanne Pailette 257; high Ind. series, Jeanne Pailette tit. CITY LEAGUE W Schulre Tires Roberts Hardware Bald Eagles Bly Logging Sines Lumber Klamath Stockman Laurentide Finance Knights of Columbus ONC Trucking 34 21 24 28 74 7 24 26' 25' i 25 27 22 30 19' i 32 'j Sears Roebuck 18 34 Results: Klamath Stockman 3, ONC Trucking 1; Sines Lbr. Co. 3. Bald Ea gles 1; Sears Roebuck 2, Laurentide Finance 2; Knights et Col. 1. Bly Log. ging 3; Schulze Tire Service 3, Roberts Hardware 1. High team game, Schulzt Tires 9b6t high team scries. Sines Lumber Co. 2803; high ind. game, Lee Hall 204; high ind. series, Let Hall 572. SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE W Modoc Lumber Drive More Motors Dorris Lumber Fuller Paint Co. Mobil Oil Co. Local Loan Jordan Shell Crater Lake Machinery Pelican Service 40 Club Lucas FurnMure Klamath Billiards North Hills Trailer Park J, C. Renie J. W. Kerns 37'1 14' 3? 20 29 23 2B 24 27' i 24' a 24' 25'-1 2' 25vi 23'i 28'.i 23 29 23 29 21'i 30' 20'j 31' 19' i 32') 17 35 Consolidated Freight Results: Local Loin Jordan Shelf 0; Pelican Service 3, 40 Club 1; J. C. Rtnle 3. Lucas Furniture 1; Con 5 oil dated Freight 3, Fuller Paint I; Dor ris Lumber 3. Klamath Billiards t; J. W. Kerns 3. Mobil Oil Co. li Modoc Lumber 3. Crater Lake Mach. It North Hills Trailer Park 3, Drive Mora Mo tors 1, Htgh team game, Dorris Lumber Northwest Gun Shop Xmot Gift Suggestion Buck Knives .22 Rifles Rifle Scopes Handguns Gun Cases Reloading Tools FREE Xmas Gifts Just com in and rt? liter for a chanct on tht follow, ina aifti. No obligation. 1 it Gift bolt Frontier Scout .22 JO50 Revolver, volut " 2"d Gift Poetf ic Retood ina Press, O00 volut O'd Gift Western Hunt in Knife nd Ai Combination A 95 A BIG GRIN He Can Still Smile He Could; Even With Count By RAYMOND L. ANDREWS United Press International . SEATTLE 'L'Pli You ran out of seat when the big, roly poly guy was pitching because he always did it tlx hard way. There would be thr ee men on, nobody out and the count 3-2. Up in the booth, the radio an nouncer would be saying: "Roses are red, violets are blue; Barrett's pitching, it's three and two." Then "Kewpie Dick" Barrett, grinning, would turn loose that big ourve ball. The batter would swing and mifs. thump the bat "He has springs for legs. He was our top rebounder last year." Groenveld advises. The Huskies' veteran height is in one-year letterman Larry Conner at center and standing 6-0. And at the oilier forward is one-year veteran Marlin Barnes at 5-8. Both Banes and Connor are juniors. Figured to see action is junior Jack Cahan standing 6-3, with junior varsity experience a junior Jim Alerilees at 6-1 and both center candidates. Three other juniors figured in the Merrill plans are Larry Kurtz (6-0i at forward, Rocky Liskey (5-9) at guard and Bob Merrilees (5-81 guard. The Husky mentor welcomed a good turnout of 34 candidates this year, with the aforemen tioned five lettermen. Groenveld also sees the league as more even than in sev- 1026) high team series. Trailer Park 2938; high Gary Shearer 22 1; high Earl Hitchcock 593. North Hills Ind. game, Ind. series, MEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE W L United Calif. Bank 31 18 Greenwood Masonry 31 18 Electrolux 32 24 Cascade Industrial 30 24 Linkville IV 25 31 Durant Real Estate 23 33 Thomas Sheet Metal 22 34 Laura's Beauty Fair 16 40 Results: Cascade industrial 3, Lmk vllie IV 1; United Calif. Bank 3, Du rant Real Estate 1; Greenwood Mason ry 3, Thomas Sheet Metal 1; Electro lux 2, Laura's Beauty Fair 2. High team game. Cascade Industrial 794; high team series, Cascade Indus trie! 2149; high Ind. game, Marl Steldle 245; high Ind. series. Marl Sleldle 607. BASIN LEAGUE W 43 Kenntv Plumbing Pionter Tobacco C w A. Pacific Supoly Coop Kalart Aulo Douglas Servica Simplot-DaVoa H.R.P. Coloslmo's Tranimllllen Fashion Claanort Park Cabinet Great Northern Dec. 4 results: HHP. 25 31 24 32 23' 32' a 23'. 32 Vi 23 33 20 36 17 39 Simplol-De- Voe !,' C.W.A. 3, Pacllic Supply Cow I; Fashion Cleaners 3, coloslmo's Trans. 1; Kenney Plumbing 1, Kalers Aulo 3; Douglas Service 4, Park Cab Inel 0,- Pioneer Tobacco 4, Great Northern 0. High team game, Pioneer Tobacco 104; high team series, Pioneer Tobac co 3000; high Ind. game, Don Rumel hart 335; high Ind. series, Don Rumeu hart 6. BEETLEBOM1 LEAOUI W I Rlchtield 33 1 Holiday Bowl coffee Shop 30 32 Tlo Toms Drive-In 38 34 Bills Auto Towing II 34 Eaqle Auxiliary 37 71 Joe Fisher 34 II Rainbow Garage 31 31 Fluhrers Sunbeam 17 33 Results; Eagles 4, Fluhrert 0; Rain bow 4. Joe Fisher 0; Richfield 3. Tlo Toms 1; Bills 3, Holiday Coffee Shop I. High team game. Rainbow Garage 951; high team series, Rainbow Garage 3661; high Ind. game. Sue Jennings 307; high Ind. series, VI Ross 4lf. HOLIDAY BOWLERETTES LEAGUE W L Shat-R. Proof Glass 37 10 CWA 17', 14' i Klamath Plywood Corp 77 35 Burgetts Logging Company 36' s IV t Electrolux 33 1 Lovely Ladies 73 30 Results: ShatR-Proot 7. Electrolux 3; Lovely Ladies 1, Burgetts 3; Ki. Plywood 1, CWA 3. High team game, Shaf-R-Proof !; hiqh learn series, Burgetts Logging 1525; high Ind. game, Rleta Summers 713; high Ind. series, Rleta Summers 5. Puzzled About1 Transistor Ignition? INVESTIGATE WICO The finest in TRANSISTOR IGNITION Check tht special features not found in other systems! Built by a leoder in the ignition field since 1897, Ask for o demonstration. Grand gift for your husband's or son's car! down on the ground and lecture himself all the way back to the bench. He'd strike out the next two men, too. You knew it was im possible and wouldn't happen again in a million years. And the next inning there would be three men on, nobody out, and the count 3-2. The big guy would still be out there. Still grinning. They talked about him a lot then. "How about that Barrett," they'd say. "Did you hear what he did last night?" He fanned 1,860 before he was eral years, si ill tht Huskies and the Pantlvers must be ruled the favorites. The Huskies will use a pal tern offense, with a bit of fast break a possibility on occasion. Defensively, the Huskies have been through the years a zone ball club, but the head man sees a chance of this standard defense changing during t h e course of action this year. Tlie Huskies opened with a victory over Malin Friday nipjit in the Henley Jamboree and theJi lost last Saturday night to the host hornets. The Huskies return to action Friday night traveling to Bo nanza. Schedule (x - denotes league game I: Dec. 13, Bonanza, Ihere-x; Dec. 20, Chiloquin, here-x; Jan. 7, 'Malin, there-x: Jan. 20, Gil christ, here-x; Jan. 11, Bly, here-x; Jan. 17, Bonanza, here-x; Jan. 18, Butle Valley, here; Jan. 24, Chiloquin, there-x; Jan. 25, Tulelake, here; Jan. 31, Bly, there-x; Feb. 1, Bly, here-x; Feb. 8, Butte Valley, there; Fob. U, Malin, here; 'Feb. 14, Bonanza, t h e r e-x; Feb. 13, Chiloquin, t h e r e-x; Feb. 21, Gilchrist, there-x; Feb. 2B. Malin, here-x; Feb. 29, Tulelake, there; 'March 5-6-7, District Tournament, OTI. Koufax Takes Records CINCINNATI (UPD Fire bailer Sandy Koufax of Ihc world champion Los Angeles Dodgers set Iwo records and won or shared four individual titles in 1963 en route to becom ing the National League's most valuable player and the major leagues' pitcher of the year. Koufax' all-around perform ance was the most glittering of a "pitchers' season" a ses sion in which five NL pitchers won 20 games and five had 200 or more sliikeouts. It also over shadowed the magnificent re lief pitching of teammate Ron Perranoski, whose .842 won-lost percentage was tops in that de partment. Koufax set a single-seainn league mark of 306 strikeouts and set a record for left-handers by pitching II shutouts, in addition to winning the earned run average title with 1.88 and sharing the lead in victories with 25. He is the first NL pitcher since Bucky Walters in 1939-40 to win two consecutive ERA titles. The league's other 20-game winners were Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants, 25-8, Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves and Jim Maloney of the Cincinnati Reds, 23-7 each, and Dick Ellsworth of the Chicago Cubs. 22-10. Spahn's 20-win sea son was Ihc 1.1th of his career and Ellsworth is the first Cub 20-game winner since I!t4!i. through in the Pacific Cuast League and it's &till there in live books. There was only one w ay to color him and that was colorful. Last week, though, he was just another guy on relief when lie walked into a Seattle gro cery and stole a few pieces of chicken worth $18. He's 52 pounds lighter now than v.hen he was breaking off that big curve ball. He has cirrhosis of the liver, high blood pressure and diabetes. His legs are swollen and it's pain to walk even a block or two. He's no saint and he paid for a six-pack of beer before he tucked the chicken pieces into his pocket. They caught him and hauled him into court but the fine and jail sentence were suspended because he'd never done any thing like that before. "I'm so ashamed," lie said. "I hope the kids don't think I'm bad. When he was on lop, he talk ed at Mii meetings of Little Leaguers and civic organiza tions. The world which had forgot ten all about Dick Barrett sud Hot-Shooting LA Retains Top Spot Eastern Division W. L. Pet. Boston 17 2 .895 Cincinnati 17 12 .586 Philadelphia 10 12 .455 New York 8 19 .296 Western Division W. L. Pet. Los Angeles St. Louis San Francisco Baltimore Detroit 16 16 U 7 6 Monday's Results Los Angeles 134 Baltimore 120 (Only game scheduled i Tuesday's Games SI. Louis vs. iPhila at New York Boston at New York Balti. vs S.Fran at Oakland (Only games scheduledl Ily United Press International The Los Angeles Lakers were still in first place in Hie frantic Western Division of the Nation al Baskelball Association todav THE j FAMOUS nsuwjtqjbn ADJUSTABLE HEAD THE ill y$" H V ?Y lessor I f'r 3. " ' ' '"'- v " ' ' A f f iil A BIG CURVE Always Of 3-2 denly remembered him. A fund has been started and there will probably be the thing he wants most, a job he can do. They went to his neat apart ment where he and his wife live on relief to get his picture for the paper. "Do you want me to smile." he asked. "I can slill smile, in spite of everything." That he always could. Especially when the count was 3-2. Boosters Slate Meet The Pelican Booster Club w ill meet at the Chuck Wagon Wednesday night at 6:30 w ith coaches Al Keck and De Lance Duncan discussing (lie first action of the Pelican bas ketball and wrestling teams respectively. Additionally, films of the Roseburg-Klamath Kails con test of Saturday night will be shown. All fans are invited. thanks to their hot-shooting guards. j Oick Barnett and Jerry West smoked the nets for 75 points Monday night at Seattle. Wash as the Lakers rolled over Balti more, 134-120, in tlie evening's only NBA contest. The win gave Los Angeles a 16-10 record. The hot race Is quite a contrast to tlie Eastern Division, where the Boston Cel tics hold a five game lead. Baltimore and Los Angeles were tied at 64-all early in Die third stanza of their game at Seattle when Elgin Baylor sunk several shots and then West got a hot hand to push the Lakers well out In front. 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