Reno
af
‘a
Weeke
ec Owls Spli
By JOE
In
wooly
frothing
back
CARAHER
those
of
one
the
the fancy shootin
Lyons and Will Rob-
Just prior to this incident both inett was goin to produce a
for
minutes of Lee Young and Merle Carpen clean sweep in the series
five fou ls. the Owls. At the midway june-
was
as hec- ter left the gam on
at
ond in
cliff
thrill-a-minute
mouth
piec to win
eigh outings
and the after
wild
their
in
sec-
player in the melee
fared
looked
bet-
of
ter.
like
jfor
Rich
the
kep
Wolves
howitzer
arching ly
howitzer, ‘Coutts
after
“eve
OTT bree:
by OCH. 89-67 for the Owls’
fourth conference win in seven|
starts, But the Wolves
came
HERAL
-
mad
Also
ball
scramble
hurt
in
the
at
midcourt.
parted
collision
belt
same
lefty Ron Gillespie. A Wolf
was
AND NEWS, Klamath Falls,
from the
the mouth.
in
During
the
Sunday January 31
Orego
Lyons
aft
scene
first
was
4i,
game output
On the other hand,
who play
guys
a
tw
the
it|little
frame
for
a
cold
the second half
started
but
then
the OCE
came
scorin
and
burst
by the time the
read 12:27 to pla the
tal-
Grap
eigh
droppe &l
posting
er
lost
an
season,
‘matches
sweep
ra
8
won,
da
Orego
Colleg
one
18-1 and Lewis and
lege 14-12.
F,
District
ducted:
(oT
Hamm
secr
fall
Ellensbu
Colleg
Wash. That tournament
ed for Feb, 26-27.
is
grapplers
boasting an_
are
The
Owl
con-
Washingto
Central
in
at
slat-
Loy
CHICAGO
of the
for his share
contests;
In the Orego
the results
‘wT.
Bond
;
(OC)
(UPI)
CORVALLIS,, Ore.
22-
Orego State, led by a
effort-by Jim Jarvis, defeated
—
of
ing
the
season
at
Eugen game-
Friday nig
38-2
was
ie
Ducks, who
with
rar
C
with
nett
Jennin an
Lis-
th fight w lef a c
box Sit
ast
H
i
thel pickin on me,’
The six-mem-
world, was found innocent Sat- her jury panel deliberated one
of a charge of drunk and one half hours before de-
drivin,
verdict.
its
livering
‘The boxer, who once spen 2
boxer, who
could have been sentenc to months
‘the
‘state peniten
in
in tiary
in
Missouri
much
for
a
as
rob-|
as
year
prison and fined “$1,00 con- ber and larceny, was behind]
vinced a county court jury that bars in Denver
for four hours|
coveted
ur
Th
he
year-
“dancing,”
was
ing,
the
at
time
stumbl-
not
of
the
arrest
Christmas
bein
\4/on
23
before
Day
(33)
state
5
sta
90
et
00-8
n
Oregon
on
53
Oregon
2
°9.50
PORTLAND
(UPI)
Gerry Lindgren made
freshman
gallan effort
door
two-mile
Orego
—
at the
world
record
in-
in
the
Track.
and
Steinhauer,
Neil.
sophomor
with
a
an
Jere
out-
Orego
Orego
the shot
toss of 61-5 his best
won
Van
put
freshman
Wash,
dash.
Van
melee
on
off
ran
no
Maxwell 8,
3 Warren
the
school,
4
and
coach
plan
school
as
football
Lar-
Sturgeon
Jayvees
Swee
Saturd
but
miss
Westmont
feet
7.2 seconds,
*
coun
h
‘son
last
took
‘fall,
his
j
a
er ee
Honkers
ra
coe
4 ate
o sit
ree
Pasi
of 39 at-!
1
on
1
in.
program
champion
/e
{b
000
410.16
An
In
feat
Hea
second
Notre
‘O
88
(Ohio)
ler
¥
CHILOQUIN
their Count
Reboundi
—
fro
def
Len
lefeat
a with So Miller pavin
way with 20 point
ie Anderson
of Prospec
forts
rae
m
lata
wi
D
points
1
iitla
f
Coll,
christ 7Weni
Caro
&
Mara
Mary
st
G.
Wes
110
Carolinn,
5
Me
7
con-
ef-
his
felt
Prospec jumpe
to
a
first quarter lead, then
halftime, 26-2 bu a
16-1
led at
16-
third
poin
quarter ‘an 20
fourth quarter effort on the
=
the
the Panthers
overcame
deficit to put Chiloqui on the
winning column.
Doug Brattain added 1 for
of
L
started teachin at Henle
year
followin
1956
in
also attended Orego
for
nical
Institute
101-87.
Prospect
6
‘tributed
-his
graduation
—_
i
game,
Dame
Panthers
és
osep 9 De
x
4
the
|:
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Pe
wey 23a a
the
in
he
‘Fre
quarters:
x
‘won
ine
Blast
N {Fi
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02
tied
ahead
was
wi
from
1
avi
ir
The
ame
i, wh
of
Ba s 9 Cola
1528
been
Loyol
Champi Tast
ge without. a loss in 30 oe:
COLLEGE
SCORES
y
years
he
OTI.
the
Panth
the
He
Tech-
Scorin
one
coached
at
memb
of
QU
—-0,
Miller
20
ee:
PROSP
track
and
w
1
75
con-
tests, and lost 20, He post-
ed.a 1 won, five lost rec-
ord last yéar, and has al-
ways had a winnin sea-
with the exceptio of
son
the first' in 195 when
baseball
was
just starting
at the
school,
went to
ment.
A
the
state
graduate of
the
Wic
Weber
he
RES
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Colleg of Siski-
defeated
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Rocklin
Bani night
70-6
‘Colleg
6
74
Scores
Pin ut
PREP.
RESULTS
BASKETBALL
United Press
Milwaukie 52
Asto 40
McMinnville 60
Dalla 4
West Linn 7 Tigard 6
Orego Cit 5 Forest Grove
Rosebur
Naa
eas
NIGHT.
B
Springfield
UTA
.
Schooi
icordi
Alab:
yous
Brak
years.
from the
post of head football coach
takes -effect immediately
Southern.
Orego College
ta
Can
Louisile
2
jorehouse
during
activities
Te
Green
v6
Lake Forest 65
it canip
tourna-
19
Hall 9.
WEED—The
Gowring S
i
Hornet
WEBE
and
Eagle Win
Weber praised his foot-
hall staff for its efforts
LEN
Anderso
—
Hemphil 6 Downing 7 Wilson
i
Henley,
at
won
/
A
Gallaghe 2 Spice 8 E. Mil
er 6
Eggsma 8 and Brattain
Orego Col-
bas
as
football
a
base
In
Weber- has.
while
pe
‘
He was
Southe
teams
and has an
1 lost: and
Resign
figures)h
playing
term,
Henley.
i
oe
PETP
FLFta
Fg
(a
leg
i
thi
Kla h
four
im
1
sea-
—
ah 2
a can
/
third
a
and
Coach
Win
and
seor
fensive g
Ashland
Fri
goa
field
had
score
the National
she;
before
3432
“margin,
alive to hold the host
teriffic de-
a
on
comin
club
has coached bas-
ketball at the school but
his
there
responsibilitie
have been with the junior
varsit and junior high
teams. He compile a 72
won, 1 lost record durin
stop
Ba oa
28
quarter]
advantage,
time
|quart
champion
a do
ee a
o Kona i
H also
the
arn
for
Hornet
to a 4-4
overall 33 won
tie
record
career
at
to
a
team
17
ne
Contests
fae
on
‘The
1
of
1
Kaman
15 and J im|
Pelicans| 2°
the
their
Friday
from
overtime loss to Medford
defeat
Comets in a
g
0
contest
rd
first
advantag of 18-1 then yield-|
fe to Crater for a 27-23 half-
im.
196 &# and
instructor
an
coach.
team
one
Bellet
5
colle
2 free throws
committed
onl / eight
fouls.
Crater
poste a
lected
hit
and
rebounded
at
transfer
a
from} turn and Jed all the way for a
this category
Gordon
‘T-
over
‘victory
College was over 6
Weber&# real accompli
of Oregon His time was’
five of his six throws
by
ments
have
in the
come
field of baseball
The
with*
18-year- U.S. Olympi and scratched on another heave]
Klamath Union High School’s)
mile went
Southern|
three
under
team member from Washington that went about 64 feet.
in
turned
a
Cal& Chris Johnson ina
jayvee
race| fighting
his. belt since
started
Statefwas timed in 8:37.9 as he
Orego State tied a meet rec- which saw
of
action as
with the Henle baseball
Orego State Olym-| perfect weekend
wor
by about 30 yards over] ord by
the
mile
winning
relay pia Morgan Groth finish fifth. they defeated the Medford Jay:
Oregon Ken Moore. It was th
TENNER
TNE
69-5 Friday evening, and|
Johnsoh took
with
over’
a vees
best indoor two-mile time in the in a time of 3:21.2 holdin off,
Junior!
Crater’s
Bob then
and Lind-; a closing rush by a Southern! quarter mile to go
this
year
at 54-43 Saturday night
Delane of Bri
yung Varsity
lieene
gren’ best ever indoors. He
team.
attack
Leading the Jayvee
who
finished second 1
th first
mile in 4:16.
Gayl Hopkins of Arizona, back. Johnson was timed
Bob Wil-
Medford
was
in|
record is 8:30.
‘The world
spring’s outdoor broad! '4 Groth was as high as
flashy ball handler who
Beatty.
collect
hel
1 point in a winning
the
was
i
third
onl
champi
the
midway
through
race,
from the)
en, who led
He
1
collected
winner.
also
He
took the but faded in the latter part and ¢’ effort,
also pulle Moore|
broad jump at 253% and the
against Crater on Saturday.
appeare out of shap
8,432,
st time
ever,
triple jump at 50-%.
Assistin Williams on
Bill Fosdick, also of the Tro-
of Oregon State
Steve Tepper
with 14
were
jans, won the pol vault at 1
third in 8:45.7 his person
was
Dou Robe with 1 and Jim
feet. Bob Yard of Washi
t.
ASHLAND (UPI)—Ted Schop
Tucker with 11
State also cleared that height
The meet, limited to
On Saturda night, the Jay- announced Friday that he will
LAKEVIEW
The Lakeview
but had more
misses.
entrants be
and junior colleg
traveled to Crater where resig as head basketball coach:
vees
Honkers
trimmed
Ili-
visiting
Bob
the!
of
between
of the battle
cause
Kepp
led the attack with 18 at Southern Orego at the. end
Athletic As- nois Valley Saturda night 66- State won the hig
National Collegiat
Willia with 1
He has held the}
Pound; of this season.
61
with
Jeff
Sullivan
‘on fewer
misses.
and the AAU,
sociation
«
1o with
in the vi : tory.
school
1 ai
post since the 1948-4
Bro), 2 point in a winnin hittin
effort. more
Elliott Lewis
duced no records, althoug one
Barth year.
High for Medford
Illinois Valley’s Gre Petsch that height
did not
tied. Mee officials
was
Schop 49 said that he will
‘ing with 16 assisted b Gilm
1 to lead the losers,
Bal
Darrel Newman of with 14 None of the Crater Jay-|remain as athletic ic
appl for AA
Drinkwater and Sample ‘Fresno State upse defendi fvees could reach double
the two org:
baseball coach and assist-
inthe win with 1 and
“feud
aside
to
-
Wayn Hermen in the jas the aggressiv Pelican jun-jant football coach at the col-)
le ge.
points
iors rambled over them.
ard das
Invitational
Field Meet
nt
Terry A sh
indicated he
but
the
to continue at
Weber
3
openin
baseb
way.
times and UCLA,
1
=
baseball
trouble.
Caldwell
46-34.
Saturda évening
Pal Coon with with. 10
Weber varsity foot-
Len
quarter
ende first
first
of the
nine times
Goss dro
22 for
UCLA for second high
the} honors while Jim Coleman was
hig for Loyol with 19.
charity line.
It. was the 14th win again
The
difference
in the
con-
|.
test
was
obviousl at the foul two losses and the 45th win in
last 47 games for
line and in defensive action on
The
defeat
Pelicans.
the part of the
‘Loyola’
four-game winnin streak.
co
Football Pos At Henle
ball and
a
8 Campbel 2
HENLEY—Gooding 7,
Steinhauer,
then
Lo
and
tempt from th floor,
sth
—
sur-|
Pel-
icans, holdi Crater’s Comets
stanza,
scoreless. in the final
trimmed the host club in South-
ern.
Orego Conference action
Web Resi
|
Diederichs 10
PHOENIX
Bolz 2 Barker 9 Hill 3 Bee
son
27 Coosbrook 4, Hawkins
with the
Dyk
advantage
Dunsmuir
tie the
game
ahead in the second half
Scoring:
8
point
~
saw
into double- fi
held
from
550-
a
com-
Klamath
‘hel
four
quarter.
yal
sensational
a
couver,
vived
ever.
Dyke,
a
de
65-39 Victory
easy
Hornets:
Dan Beeson, the ter-|,
cager
ee “ha
was}
18.
a
first’
Jead of 19-1 then
half play, 33-24. In the third pe-
riod Phoen rippe the cords
p while Henley got
1
there the Pi-
aw®from
Cestim
son
Lindgren was named the
Colleg standin performer.
RICE
GORDON
‘one
&quo
Andersor
Oregon
be
to
Tot
27-
performanc and
Henley Hornets could not
a
0 olth
0
als
Hallfime:
Fouled
out:
Total.
fouls
Allendonce:
with
held
T
Rogu League turned
of the
2\/
Lindgr Makes Gallan
Fffort But Fall Shor
By
the
Big (6-6)
olin
$3
3
Brelse
released.
parativ
1”
01
‘
Dunsmuir
for
man
Padula
and
night
Saturda
were
they rambled to
¢ Clove
9
Eat
Ean
finally
8|
n
wi
Fresen
ae
High
Bill
Honkers
67-59 score
Crawford
collected
21
by
points respectively.
1
Hornets.
ie
eof
*
reg
the
a
Ak
Perio Pel Win
CRATER—The
;
Hea
At
16
67
Fon
Tulelake
night by
of efforts
Fensler
who
FRED HAMM
First
MORRIS
Tourney
Th
here
Dunsmuir|
—
the
|
spit
in
and
and
Basin-this-weekend, picking
the|
Lakeview
first, then
ath
oF
5
al argu tha th po
|
a
aie
‘Dunsm Jayve de
Pirates, the Go-
Rogue League, feated Tulelake juniors in pre
more
conquests to liminary action, 41-31.
two
2% '5
Christmas,
tripped
already perfect record
swing throug the Klam-
their
in
6
—
(UPI)
DENVER
t
TULELAK
Phoenix
the
of
Bar-
Brockmeyer
Gene.
(OT)
Thennes
HOWARD
Year
Fin
Wins
Dunsmuir
Hornets
The
liath
point and B ill added
1
.
Tulelake
State
tie of Orego
ore v led by Jim
th
Listo Innocen
have an
now
this
went!
season,
field
go for more
minutes in the sec-
a
Don
Lynn
Spahr (OC)
130—-B.
T.
‘the first game of a Chicag Sta-
dium
colleg basketball dou-
bleheader.
Illinois met Notre Dame in
the second game.
The game wa close until the
Bruins grabbe a. 47-46 lead
midway through the final half,
and sparked by Gail
Good-
Tich’s 36 points quickl opene
up_a
10-
bulg which en-
them to coast the rest
Crate Hel Scorel I
c
w
up.
Humble
lf. If
Sta
led all the way
Orego
53-48 in a
regionally|i in posting its ninth win in 1 8-8
nonconference
basket- games.
televised
‘The Beavers jumped off to an than
ball game Saturday
The victory by the
Beavers 11-3 lead in the early minutes} ond
avenge a 59-5 Joss to the! and held a 23-20 edge at half-
first
Their biggest lead in
had
Ducks in the teams’
meet- time.
Orego
dec;
(OT)
Pirates
second
in ‘the
b
(OT) dec.
Weight
NA ‘Natio
BOND
TERRY
Having Good
pe
were:
6-3
137—J.
7:20;
match-|
Colleg
pinne b
OT)
H
fe.
remain-|
ing
(UPI)—Top-ranked
victory.
(OT) dec, by
azdis: (LC) 5-4
177— -D;
overall |
cey (OT) pinne by Nettle
and three: lost rec-
5:50;
Heavyweigh
up
Hop
86 |
derback
cur-
rently
eight wins
that!
ord but prospect are
Morris
can
bring his charges
Duck Beaver Spli
I Weeken Activit
UCL
dec.
(OT)
NAIA
be
to
Pag 6)
Sto
123—L, Lietz (OT) dec. by D.
Miller
(LC) 6-4 130—T. Bon
dec. J. Zer (LC)
137—J. Thennes (OT) dec. K.
Harless (LC) 7-1) 147—D. Reed
(OT dec. R Saddoris (LC) 9-4;
157—D.
Baxter (OT) dec. N
Sherer (LC) 7-3; 167—M.
Bil
are
the
to
Tournament
Stat
PLANNING—Joe
Wachter,
of the Men& Bowlin Association, and
fomen& Bowlin
Association, Klamath Falls look over
Griggs, secretary of the
late last week in last minute
get-
trophies duri a brief
tournam planning
Th Women&# Bowling Tournament get underway this week, and the men&# the
ing week. Trophie will be awarded at the annual banquet Saturday, March 6.
FINAL
2 at the OTE
forward
looking
Beth
Feb.
again.
Tw Contest
Los
-
that, the Owls
go
line
on
|
by Mike Anderson (OC)
2
have
The Owls
now
(first defeat for Hamm
only
this
matches
three
remaining be- year).
fore
their,
Orego Collegiate
In’
the
Lewis
and
Clark
_tourna- matches, the results
Conference
wrestling
were:
m pe
Follo
Owls
167—M, Bilder-
back (OT) dec. by J. Foy (OC)
134; 177—B. Darcey (OT dec.
R.
Wilson (OC) 4-0 .Heavy
—
re-
six to eight stitches
that he&
ly be
in the
when the
and
Kropf (OC) 3-1
Education
Clark ‘Col weight
of
quire
the
back
(OC)
by L. Simons
147—D. Reed (OT) in 6-6
draw
with
Olander
(OC);
15
—Dennis
Baxter
dec. by W.
Fri-
to
full
a.
pe ae,
Herald and News.
Werli eye
the gas
over
7:47;
two tough
northern
their
on
through Orego here
and Saturday, losing
attract
Just. before
pinne
Coach Howie
Tech Owls aft-
—
on
should
ous
jban
Ham Los First
Match O Yea
PORTLAND
Morris’
Orego
Based
-
lay-in making it 84-81 Gil- the
Techs
but
connecti on|
and
he jonl one free toss out of six in’
lespi fouled Coutts
to say for the
made. it 86-81. Robinett
retali- |
second half hurt more. The
visitors, even t houg the team| ated to close the
gap 86-83. Bill Wolves gathere 1 for 15
is young and lacks the
“big Howard, who came on for the For the ball game the Owls!
man,” they never panicked
Owls
than. a
in 38 field goal and
salad,
Second following a Sensation- poppe a beauty from the side|OCE 33.
al shot by Wert tin’ that put the to make it 86-85 but right then
Wertin OK
Owls within one, 82-81, the mad’ and there the buzzer sounded}
Next home game
for
Jim
scramble occurred and the clar-|and that was it for the evening.|Partlow’s
is
Feb.
crew
et. bega flowing.
Southern
mediately!
Losin Wertin, Young,
ar-lagainst
loop-
er
Orete
PAGE—
1965
two-
61-61.
and
netting 1
bespectacle the wire.
Dave Pappin, 13 before inter
There is this
The
final
three
hangers the Orego Colleg of
Education
Wolves nipped Ore- last night& fracas
mission,
gon Tech here last nig 86-8 tic as they come. In that brief And then a few seconds later, ‘ture, Lyons had collected 1 and
A coupl of quick baskets b
Bill
to oe an even split in a two-
Coutts, the freewheeling big Will, 18. Robinett had 2 Wertin and one by Lyons had
period Mike Wertin suffered a
OCE frosh ball-handler and his for the game and a total of the Owls out in front 55-50 aft-
game |
bad gas over the eye during a
team&# high-scorer with 26 de- 49 for the series.
Fri
that
was
Wol
thereafter Bill Cadd stole the penter an Gillespie in the last|Ore
ball from the OTIs and went in few minutes
bad news for
was
way right down to
knotted
was
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