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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
|
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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
—
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‘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
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TELI
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contr: act,
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Leagu
Michiga
former
vr,
State back
196
Football
to a
S-feet 190-
with the Indianap
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of the Unite
last season,
had
he
9,
5,
cagers
seven
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14 Stum-
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HENLEY—
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Larson 11 Warren 3, Stur- The award
give for ‘‘dis«
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to
7 Caldwell 2, Jackson [tinguishe
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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
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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
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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
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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.
Rick Stebe collected gam high|zlies held tightly to a slim 30-
honors with 22 point all’ but]27 lead, extendin it to 52-45 b
two of them coming from the third quart break.
reer
Bre
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Bob
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