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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1965)
|. - | — a _ rs ama Falls Oreg ~ ~—~ Sinday, Januar 31 Blac Torna Win I Overti Conte 1965 By Sport quic Three buckets in the at Pel- play of Split Owls Wolves througho well into 5 Friday nigh fracas played stubbornly the In the Pag from the first and canto be- : TH COM T caught here are the ‘one time The way. 58-57 contest Jul “TEARS— Phil Irvin and the final buzzer ring down a defeat for just couldn&# believe that Medford had as Cou Frida Pelican at won. McCullo Pe Peppers Pelican their team, and tears the hard-fought charge were bearin down on Richard, bi Robinett-was Will one} of his best night of the season. He peppere the hoo for 2 than fewer Ly- points, just one ons’ 22 Sixteen of Lyons tallies the second half. in came the With 14 minutes left in ja period the Wolves, thanks to some deadly shootin —| Dave Papin, the Sweet havi are over- evening. fireball, Home and Dave. The Pelicans fough hard for the lead early in the game, the first one quarter returned endi to - - Pe rBr fa . ba to Ter- Pelican scorin with points ba 89-67. defen- concentrated Rich sive effort on high- Lyons during the game’s early and strategy th OCE ; enough share honors with ty Ash for game 20 si half seco the ‘|fore finally by and he gathered pven poin ahead of Medford, and two 28 points 30 its home halftime grounds triumphan after a 58 ‘The Pels opene the third quar- 5 overtime victory, remaining ter fast with 10 quick points Coon Ash and Patzke, the top unbeaten team in the from state, but only by the skin of givin them a’ 40-30 advantag Bickler hit one in-| after Mike its teeth. the key But to say that either team) But again, the found would be a mis- playe wi and an injustice hous Medford after Rick to both The two clubs looked forced from the was game| every bit championshi caliber with&# blow on the side of his Pelican at Court, and ont! that From point on,| throug the efforts of Enyart, Medford rallied and eventually. Dou Olson and an effective, passe the Pels at 45-4 with stall the Medford cagers were third quarter, hard- 1:02 left in the off the able to carry Medford Owls 89, OCE, 67 (Continued Friday Bi Enyart talented stocks ‘Tornado Black roaring, but it wasn& until four official quarters and an over- time perio ended that the Tor- nadoes able to take ad- were vantag of their rising stock. Ise Editor minutes opening Court ica \Medford’s McKINNON and News DON Herald Even fough decision. terms even Battling on For the Pelicans of Klamath perio throughou the fourth Falls, Terry Ash, Jim Patzke Medford held a two-point ad- claimed scor-| and Kim Coon vantage wit less than two min- in honors with 20-13-1 point utes to go. Ash scored on aj scor- respectively. And while layup which tied things up at in only four points Bobb 54-54, and with two seconds Moore best second his i performance of showin the dri reboundin abil son, Stur-| in turned and sea- hustle neces- gis were enjoying their bigges start in maintaining his lead of the contest 14-7 But) sary ing-berth position Mike Wertin got bus for the Ope Strong ‘Owls at this point and his back-| Medford opene strong on the court mate, Lee Young, picke {a field goa and pair o free strengt of Enyart’s quic bas-| ‘|tallies, and the OCE margin kets, but following his starting] contr left, Medford, in layu ing races of the} and shoot. The attempt failed overtime, the game went into Coon put the Pels ahead in the overtime with a free throw off Wyatt, but Enyart moved with a Medford ahead agai With 28 seconds remain- the Houne way Calife to inbound it and attempte ball LocA , Medford’s 56-55 score PROTECTIVE CUSTODY— warily to if see The intense ction to 18-14, performance, the Pels sagge Olson was fouled b Ash. Ol- the] son connected ‘on both charity him, forcing Pappin Hot upon In the closing moments of the Black Tornado to shoot from ltosses. givin his team a com- 58-5 margin with 18 and from the top ofjfortable first half, a pair of baskets b the corner Pappin put the Wolves in front} the key. Enyart then went the seconds remaining. ‘As crossed into the key with ‘34-2 and it began to look like engt of the first quarter with- field goal 1 seconds left, grabbe a pass another the Owls might be in for their out Tech first defeat on the new And in the second stanza, he|from Coot and pushe the ball of GILCHRIST—The Grizzlies for the ‘57t two] connected for only one bucket, into the bucket _jcourt. Wertin picked up Gilchrist Hig School pace b Robi- that from fed baskets and Lyon outside the key point but the clock worked Denn Jessu and Matt: Kosk and Med- closed tha Pels fast break the a nett on he was not to with 19 point each, upset the the (the gap. With 1:19 left in ford walked off with its 12t County Leagu applecart here half Wertin let one go from the straight contest of Friday night, trimming the Bo- | ‘Medtord and then made a lay-up| ‘|corner Antlers 65-62. nanza 38-3 Owls, Th first; to mak it From start to finish, the con- Aa |time since the score stood 5-all test was 47.320 8 alway in doubt but 24 that Tech manage to get out 2 the determined Grizzlies, des- Tg 4 in front, Sd 2O perate to put space between At the end ofa 12 58 21014 frst themselves an the leagu base- Fg FLFta P Tp half, the Owls led ment, 12-013 held on tightly to a sm After te wd aoa foriou lead, and emerge 923° 2 20 Tech bange away steadily and But: the Grizzlies didn’t Vea ag to the Wolves’ shootin beg have the lead. Once in ways Sendrze cool With five minutes remain: Me the thitd period and agai in Totals Owls) ing in the ball’ game,the }\th fourth, the Antlets grabbe Klamath had a 71-60 cushion. Merrill, Hus- MERRILL—The dwindled h the on sWv poke his head he as of bound out ran from returns as taki to be appears contest, acti Actually he after at the reflected ‘i Wyatt “Kla Medford. is comin lookin back anyon Pelican, and i sideli a Curt. Frid night his cheerleaders in after pil a up on of out foul- the visiting yell leaders. faces of the Grizzlie Ups Bonanz getti b deni Bat he DRIVES— to get the advantag on hi defender Merle Carpenter of the toward th basket in actio against the Orego Colleg Oregon Toch Owls drives Wolvas at the Oregon Tech gymnasium Watchi Th Owls took the first game Frida evening with in some background LeVoy is difficulty Th Hornet| Henley strong’ (L) 5-3; Hanson Barrett 148 6-1; (H) dec. Re Bob — 141—Pat, Giese (L) (H) Farmer Arzner (L) - The Steve Peters b loss Henley|~ a sustained b the} freshman club, which lost a) match: to ‘the visiting close 20-17, In the junior ireshmen varsity matches the Henle jay- poste vees: solid a 43-0 win their opponents hig and might varsity, coached b Bob Creed turned in its seventh victory in con- over The ference action perfec it as retained with a 44 pasting of the Honkers ley Court. at ‘Th season | « are Indian Cager Mentor head its = CHILOQUIN—Indian 1 Hen- ball: de dian players of th basket- basketball High view inter- area, ested in participating in the up- comin World Champio All-In. Tournament, Basketball — 00 ‘Totals Ted McKee, ‘Owls (89) Lyons coach at Lake-| rpariter School during resigned fe ordi five t years Rex. has Hunsaker, of Lakeview. schools. Gillespie su- Wertin. 5 1 Howard oo Young pub Yo Isher in Rogue 7 OCE als 20- a Goodin of Henle held a quarter advantag immediate \te the game into an Plans for the queen contest over- effort in and the annual selection of ¢ time with an 11- didates will b announced at a the final period In the overtime, Henley col- later time, while the Jecte onl one + Fo ‘six. 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States Golf 20 HENLEY— , Larson 11 Warren 3, Stur- The award give for ‘‘dis« rvice to 7 Caldwell 2, Jackson [tinguishe ge to applications The Superintende Kee has made an contribution to the ferced garn pos orin steps including i bein finest. his the way juniors Bill 0 Tech A Mitch th seco |Seate cent Wayne’ McDonald 5 Kilter 1 Porter lad b the 8 Roger 2, Batens 2 Thomas turned in ll, Parrish 2, Dolton 6 an | performanc in his Nichols club, — 4 Branham, of name relative a Pavin al with coach to newcomer Snoozey’ jor Kurtz Bauer, ace, other hand O the Liskey 8 evenin the effort for the down to a 1-point entire contest. and 44-44; at victo- to team: for defensive Patzk on ae jedu a Steve notched Wilder 9, ° Spice 27 2 and Brattain 1 &a 3, ‘d Wilder elfort b urges all Indian the Hornets.. boys between the ages of 5.and 8, interested in the mas: 13-1 first cot for the 196 main and ‘a half- tourna- ment to contact him or. the narrow ‘time and third quarter margin lead, but Ilinois Valley chamber office, Tey, despit honors at 2 the tw saw CHILOQUIN Riges. tak night Leagu 0 03 and. quart 10 Connor 11 Koen 12 8 460 06 Fogerty edg MERRILL— ar rege Defeated lead his to a of Bl who held Jack to four lonel points in the first half of play, and holdin him nip-and- Scoring 33 192 — b th ‘Third teams e672 five- Henle tot 9 ‘Th superintendent- welcome’ to take part in. rotals Jim Flow 10 Halftime: OTH 42, the tryouts for the team, accord- also that McKee would remain Lakeview win forfeit; .on ‘Officials: Darrah’ in the Lakeview school syste Rodrigue (1) pinne ing. to Lefty Wilder, genera as a teach tournament, Gregon College (84) “Rex chairman of the Berry (L) 1:30; ord for the period re- Sturgis ‘Tryouts will b taking plac Smith (H) pinne D, Coffman [Merchant veals 5 wins agains 43 losses Mueller (L) 8:45; 13 Bruce Getty throughout the first part of Feb- In commenting on his resig- Coutts (H) 7-3 ruary and those interested may (L) dee J, Vassallo. ‘addy ontact the Chiloqui Chamber nation McKe said, “I! have had Pappin. dee. Whittemore (H) 136-K. Bohlander, f Commerce, The Chiloquin a lot of fun and this has been Thunderbirds, the team for a lot of enjoyment, The cooper- Tech, (18) whom the tryouts are bein ation I have received has been Lyons Carpenter I believe the incom- excellent. host team hel will Albrecht in coach will have a goo nu- Robinett Gillespie cleus to work with, and a fine| is scheduled to Wert Howard plac on Feb. 17 18.and_ 19 team of players Mayb little Young bit of new life migh fire them Fogarty. the main tourna. Illinois Valley edge the Hen- and up for March Je Hornets 56-5 Friday Totals Hunsaker said h was taking Halftime: Oregon action at Hen- h , to but Chiloqui hold-|first saw. th halftim in Yo Robinett ac- break but nog e208) Albrecht the _jarée Dick fort ry, wen | Resign LAKEVIEW game- percent 24-point ace, itches for a :43 average. The honors went But better, :|Woives’ was ol 29-6 and 9 for 15 al the charity to Charles Spice of Chiloquin But-“like the y who collected 2 big points in a line for .438 Brattain effort. Dou th bail losin say, the team that gets in the hoo the most, wins the added another 10 and Len: Wil- der in with nine. came For Merrill, Lary. Kurtz ¢ 0 J wt $3.13 lected 14 Mike McKoen added ae o mee 12 Larry Connor had 1 and 0 9 0) Rock Liskey collected 10 Russ 408) 204 Smith connected for eigit, ora w Merrill held a 10- one- sai s Tones: advantag at the first quarter de Sought results: 98— ¢ Lakeview ‘was the 51 coring: night Cubs Win te to T fif on b er pol stro (I pinned V 191— inned Bruce Yate — team the coal. to mak "Help netted contributed 16.and| Kosai 19 An- GILCHRIST Steber added another 13./derson 14 Mount 6, Bertram 4, Antlers hit in the neigh Jessu 1 and Bonner 3 borhood of 35 per cent of their BON 7 New- shots, while Gilchrist poure ajlun 2 R. Steber 2 B. Steber hot 67 per cent-in the first half,|13, Struve - Pfeilfer.16, and in per Pfeiffer on Albrecht, bange in three, qui Panthers here Fri the, baskets which hurt MALIN—The Malin Mustang night 55-53. but badly |had prais to-| nothin Wit four of five rs used pl GILCHRIST—The junior var- fort efforts of a de- Lead for the the contest scorin night comfortable; throughou ina band of Bly Bobcats sity Grizzl Cubs of Gilchri With Tech termined in double figures, the Huskies -turned~ the Bonanza found the literally but 80-66 lead, both coaches cleare who came to win, had enoug strengt to hold off into fawns here Fri Jayvees \thei benches. bit rugg ed as. they the Panthers for a decisive vic- going a ‘The Owls pumpe in 3 the host club 63-42. da night as the earned their of the droppe to sixth of memb the season over Berg: goals and victory & ‘in attempts Reuben Aldinger, Mustan the visitors’ 67-51. o 2 iree issed four ef only turned in a Hank 15 visiting Si poure Wins Malin run- Wolves the colors, overwhelme R. Harlan (L.) 2:00; Lakeview Honkers: Sat- pinne Heavyweight—Rex Friend urday afternoon, with two - —Wayne Blodgett (H) pinne pinne M, Partin (L) 3:15. 16 clubs posting Harry Moss (L) 4:33 Hornet the three ‘The Hornet grappler decisive wins in their contests. weekend. idle next Gu (H net Merle ganglin rebounders Bonanza. was credited with than that figure through the contest. Bill bowery th Carpenter, the dark horse of not forward who had been county league but the top inserted into the Owl lineup for ner, as they trimmed the drive more field. expectations be-| to quick 178 6-5; true essen-|but decision The Medford half kies, the} came During the mid-second Young Honke Defeated team, wrestling carrying Lhe only winnin bannerwith Hor- Panther poin prove Ant-| For the sluggis Bonanza Rick Steber, his brother]* The Grizzlies jumpe to a contrib-|17-14 first. quarter lead after Bill, and Rod Pfeiffer uted double figures but their}trailing 8- earl in the first halftime the Griz- At efforts were ultimately to fail.|stanza. 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