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tale
81
“A
“a
Sacr Hea Tri
Henl I
Overtime
Viking
The
Oregon
The
—
held
a
them
narrow
a
victo-|
margin
narrow
could do no better margin first half lead at
34-32,/TY.
Orego Tech connected on 50
Wertin claime game scoring
with
Portland State’s| but foun little
cent of their second half|
difficulty in at-
yor
honors in this contest, connect-
Vikings here Saturday night taining. the
and held the Portland]
mark
8L-
as on 1 field goal and
as
the lost the second game|
fed
Nelson
scoreless
for the final
they
seven|
continuallyjfree throw, Lyons added
in their two-day stand 81-59.
from|three-and-one- minutes, but}
the
remainder
of/from
the field, and six
‘The Owls found themselves in throughout
the charity line for his 20-point/ Vikings tallied just before}
in the secon half} the game
trouble
in
out’
“way
rightful
of
their
competition,
turned
back
a
Henl
Hornet
five
evening
luckless
Friday
the
thrashing
overtime
in
Hornets
their home court, ‘56-54
on
56-5 decision
clinched
a
hundred
before several
stunned Henley fans.
one
Henley gaine a
point lead, their,only lead
split
of the
prove
somethin
Playin
with
|
talize
de-
ROSS CARIAGA
PULLS BIG UPSET
program,
relative-
a
new
utilizes
a
b
offense
of
the
Illinois
so
Th
notched
was
Trojans
were
pace
overtime
Yasa-
win, and
at
at
suf-
f
Arie
=
of 22.
HEART
Indoor
and
7
7
Amerli
program.
Gerrit place
third
Reveng
wh
it’s
are;
made
Port-
are-not
for
too
from
and
run,
Arie
heat.
has
sport
area
D.
Oregon
8
California
July,
Oregon
‘re
1
Oregen
State
(O
4
Southern
Tech
but
with
the.
sport
in the
Championship
National
are
Neb.
at Lincoln,
Active
through!
continues
are
number
a
re-|
overall
Rolling
rolling
terrific
a
along at
mighty
The
Bly Bobcats, is still]
Jeagu basketball.
of the
ace
pace in B
of B leagu
basketball
mite
ly leadin the state in scoring, with
average.
His
Dersheid
of
scorin
efforts
Glendale’s
are
A-2 cage
is
current-
27-point per game
only to Nick|
team, wh is averaging
a
second
whoppin
a
30.7 point per game.
scoring Bill Enyart, Medford,
state, with a 19.2 scoring average per
In A-1
the
ranks
ninth
in|
b
in state
(OTT dec by K.
—
Jeff
A-2
of
tal
output
pile
49
33
was
for
Bly however,
a
singl game,
point against
points
a
t
sure
Bonanza.
the
and
{
Lyons
recently
cases
defenders
Pressure
in the
nation
in
have
all but
with
West Coast
In
college
gotten away
handicaps, Lyons
96
in
to
bein
the
National
club
as
th
judgment
of
a
heavy
Gilchrist
had
Anderson
Gilchrist
also
won
[fesh
with
aut
all
thresh-
of
Bob|
collected
19
junior
from
a
et
Ben
sink
is not
a
¢
not.
but
Saturda
Rogu
plucky
night
Leagu
relatively
easy
2
a
final
fo
ta
be
emerge
Pirates
of 73-46
score
with
6-
throug
man
for
the
Colleg
10:36 to
play before inter-
raced
pulling
away
to
its
bigges
at the
final
buz-
zer,
Stanford,
Southern
Cal
IN
ONE
Bob
for the
—
best
(small
.918 with 87
out
complainer.
When!
of
at
Country
poked
his
the
als
poke
1963
4th
usin
year&
Golf and
Strickland
Club.
from
in
Reame
perfect
seventh
in
e
a
hol
_1
an
hole-in-one.
‘on
Stanford
as
and Wanda
Win
broke
Honkers
to be
rolled
1,10
i
LAKEVIEW
—’
Matt
The-
visiting
defeat-|
Mari,
pin for first place
Hornets,
away
_up-and-
MERRILL—The
ing
favor
host team
win was a
68-63.
The
big one
the Grizzlies, who haye
come
‘on strong after a somewhat dis-
‘mal pre-season campaig
For Jerry Bennet who felt)
all alon that his club would
“jell,” the win is even bigger.
sets the stage for a rugg
for
Count Leagu action,
possi
‘glowin in
from
night
a’
While
in rill
the
hig individual
hig individual
gam of 22 and
series of 591.
‘Doubles and
tion continued
single competi
throug late Sat-
urda evening with
en
many
the
title
tournament
was
the
win
no
for
the
against
Mer-
future
means
ov
:
pl
—
-
bi
Mar
b a
Ol
be
publishe
S stor
and
earl
a 60
Secon
‘ble
fo
with 1,10
‘ADWi
to 2
pla
i
ito
-
ar-
puak
Cavem
Defe
Pelica
the
net,
-
a Sio
‘thing en t
varsit;
Gets
o
their
junio
much|
‘way this weeken
Straight
ALTURAS
—
Modoc
Union|
Pass
rants
VOM
Tah
an
Pins
t
Oren|
De
fh
-Si
rth
th
Spik
Mike
Low
not enoug
tac it’s significan that
overtake the Grizzlies.
hit the
Miller
mark.
17-
Antlers Win
Conceivably Miller could have
Bonanza
from behind scored higher had Sigad de-
came
at Malin after a slow first quar-| sired,
B Bly earned the
ter, and piled on a decisive win
71-58 over the host Mustangs.
from
once
again
opposin
Rick Steb of the Antler five ‘coaches,
credit
shared
scorin
game:
with Reuben Aldinge as both excelled
spirit
collected 2 points Bill Steber should wi the ball games,
added 1 and Newlun garnere
Scoring
GILCHRIST
winners.
12 for the
(68 —Koski 23
Rand Le-
1 Je
Quie poste 1 for the loser
2
assisted b Dan Toffel with 10
¢ n 2,
Smit 8
Chiloqui had the easiest time
‘of all, posting a: 61-3 victory
4 Liske 5 Connor 17
winle Bly.
Kurtz 5 Barn 7 McKoen 17
over
In spit of
overwhelming
BONANZA. (71)—Mitchell
‘odds agains them (Bly had onl
five cagers in uniforms), Jac
1, Newlun 12 R. Steber
'P collected
3 point
1o} 1 Pleiff 9 Parrish 3 B. Ste-
be
1 and Harris 2
kee his name on to of state
MAI
5 Mc-|
(58)—
scorin rosters.
Oren Miller poste 1 for the
2 Bauer 2 Moore 2 Le-|
winners, while the balance
Kenyo 1 Toffel 10
the Panther lineu added con-
21 and Micka 3.
point each, but
Dep
b
Furlong
dre
match,
0-0 in their
again
Ted DeVore and
registere
were
alae
ie
whieh
pone eere
a ER (63)
aiv
[p
gu
Aidi
registere
b
Jone
and Oc
f th Pelicans, Final score of
this match was 44-1 favoring
the Pelicans.
unit also|
A Pelican
reserve
scored wins over Lakeview in a
23-1 decision. Wins were r
ie b Whitlatch,
Kring,
Nelson and Decker.
,
‘Mills, DeVore,
‘Ada
Eee
eee
rc
Modoc
ALTURAS—
Wins
Union
s
School scored a decisi
For Gilchrist it was Matt Kos- siderable weight in balanced
over
Bi Valle here Frida;
ki and Denn Jessu all the scoring
O Miller
CHILOQUIN (61)
enin
54-3 with Gar W
17 Wilder 8 Brattain
Panthers
Hatch-|
wi
way with 2 and 28 point re-
Coach Dave
literally er 6 Spice 9 Kizer 2 B Mill-
‘spectivel Bertram tallied 1
for the winners.
outran the tiring Bobcats util- er 5 Kalita 1 and Wood 4
BLY
Merrill&# hope were pinne izing two teams througho the
(39)—
2
andjthe wi
upon Mike McKoen and Larry evenin with platoo type sub- 30 Bryan 2 Brannum
‘Connor who came up with 1 stituting. With this brand of at- Larson 1
losers
ihe
—
ge
Pal
—
wi ‘th three
Ne pliah
toda
Third
went rival of contracts
from
Irene Robinion and Rleta veteran right
Summers with
and a rookie south
1,036-
Detroit
Piston. game Saturda
Early honors also went to!
“favorite
to practic his
shot.” Maxine Switzler and Dee Thorn-
ola a Knick guard at- ton in B-Division doubles with
templ the ‘shot for the first! 1,13 pins for second place.
National
time
Third plac was held Saturday|}
F
game
b Marg Hadlock and
Detroit,
Millie Howard: with 1,08 pins
agains the Pistons
‘The shot, which tied the game}
and pave
‘in regulatio time
the way for an eventual 118-112
victory for the Knicks, went
like this:
}
Gola lunged&# retrieve a ball)
headed out of bounds with ap
proximatel 3 seconds to pla
and
leaped- the air, tossin
the ball toward. the. basket. As
the crowd looked on in amazeé-|
ment,’the ball took one ho on|
the ‘court and neatl
droppe
ina
9
San
Giants
Francisco
place=honor in dou- ‘Th
went to Marg Jones broug
their total of signe
p y Adreon
‘in
this
picture page
is issue.
c Giants Sig
the
Marilyn
Could Gain rolled competition.
58 for first Tli in
action, and Su- Three
More
Divi
sin
first
Coop
poste
From Gola Bi inDivisi
a al SAN FRANCISCO (U
Win
°
wom-
challengin these early lead-
MeFay
Sth
were
and
rolled
total of
dy Sigmun
pin for the earl lead in
ADiv
doubles competitio
COS—Dillars 12 Corson
and Viv Wil-
Duchi 6 Landoe 8 Smith 6 Gussi
Metcalf 2 Abbe 8 Dixon 6 son poste 1,12 pin for. first}
in
C-Division
doubles
Mercier 2 Mongin 4
a
YUBA
Taylor 5 Lowe 1 PM
Matthews
continued
“her
Jefferson 9 Gag 6 Nichols 3
for honors
Root 6
and Rollins} stron
jin 619 pin in A
6
first
honors
for
Modoc
Win
e
tussel in
with a
~
effort from Jim Jai
15 of
shot them in the second half,
In other West Coast action’
Saturday Southern California’
defeated Washingto Stat: #8
ef ri
6 with a
from
33-
John Block, 31-in the
—eco
‘halt. of play.
th
Dollard
All-Event
remain
Loretta
17
Upset
Bonanza Chiloquin
b
Saturda
er-
closin minutes of play to|whelming, it marked a decided
defeat Orego State 51-4 with change in the leagu picture
Kent Hinckley leadin the way |Bonanza
handled Malin, Chilo-
1
on
counters,
qui trampled Bly, and the bi
The
Beavers
was
Gilchrist over Merrill,
‘one
got a
21-
tight
contest
score:
Tp
E
2M
Pauline Flowers and Jeanne
Saturda
plac
Bowlin Flowers earned:.second
by honors in C-Division’ doubles
to play, at least throug most of
the tourna-| Saturday’ competition They
to comp rolled 1,12 pins Helen Powers
In
Helen O'C
B-
and Wanda Furrey posted to-|
Merrill;
Grizzlies.
HOLE
4
w
Gilchrist Grizzlies, behind
scorin of Matt Koski and
came
roarin
Denn Jessu
points
back
Friday nigh in their Coun-
with
over
just
‘margi
with
the
contest
minutes left. The rally did not ty Leagu
the
defeat
to
Merrill
Huskies
last, however, and Orego was!
and
arms
one
22 tal of 1,20
Trojan throug
Schwarz with
Wilkinson
scored. 1
Georg
was
Larr
over|
Dan Bee-
point
22
He received
assis-
John Barker with|
Gilchrist
Orego
.
officials, experienced or inexpe-
foul, or a foul is committe and
unheeded Lyon complain
a
hoop
Henle
2
to 71-6
tactics.
no
the
aren
ari ete
‘mission,
will
second
in
tall
pokin
son’
things
squa in
small
here
their
the Trojans,
of the
points
The
men)
Heart’s
The
Grizzlies
who
Wins
manner.
junior varsity a
in behind the scoring
The
with
Pf
pao
Rippin)
ona
PSC B
intende
wound its way
: ie
Pirates|
strang Phoenix
73 poitit again S
The
contest
60-2
Win
PAGE—7|
106
—
—
Phoenix
winning
Humbles
Gilchrist
smal colleg
their
Events
scored
themsel here Satu eve-|
nin as the handed Bend’s
Leagu lead at 15-1 before Bill Jen-
——_|
go a tip-in to pu the
for
Ducks ahead
goo 16-15
Hockey
goalie
a
Pirie
2
205
indicated
Hig Sckeol earned its eight at Grants Pass Frida
Anderson in
the| ed here Saturda night in aj ‘straight Modoc-Lassen Leagu
For the varsity onl two wins
the
varsity win were Mount and 65-47 Rogu Leagu decision.
victory Saturda night with a were. re;
Koski with 1 and 1 point re-|
ts Pass
and the
Jeff Sullivan
of
the decisive 74-20 rout of Surpris
one
ored three pins Junior}
spectively
'st
to
‘scorers,
poke 2 Valley.
at Grants
High man for Bend was Ha-| point throu the baskets dur-| Teague Scott and Brigg of
the final
trounced Tulelake’s juniors 52- never
headed
althoug the gen with seven points
ing the eveni to pace the Alturas ‘scored 11 1 and 1 was quit similar,
3 in the preliminary.
Golden Bears rallied to within
used Honkers in an easy win,
point respectivel in the vic- score readin 33- for th host
Coach Jerry
Bennett
‘Cavemen,
eigh points twice in the final) nine players throughou the}
Stev
Goodin led the Hor- tory.
minutes.
the
Pell-
recorded
‘Wins
b
‘The Modoc Jayve squad!
contest, but Bend didn& have| nets with 1 points Maxwell)
GOALIE TO MANAGER
Jones ht
of 1 field goa
enoug scorin punc to close and Umbarger collected eigh trimmed Surpris Valley& jun- cans included one b
DETROIT
(UPI)
Emile
in the
as the Ducks fired at|the
each in the losing effort.
iors 47-2 in preliminary action.
gap.
(Cat) Francis, who succeeded] attempts
28
528
for
the
a
game on
clip
Muzz Patrick
as genera
man-
of 5 shots. Orego hit .633 in
ager of the New York Ranger
v|the first half.
playe a total of 22 games for,
held their
final
Bears
in-one
nation’s
averagin
attempt converted, Lyons
gone
.
the
throw shooter,
rienced, he commits
ders in the
was
Oppone
ree
to-
circles.
basketball
addition
free
these
ranked
third)
GILCHRIST—
Pac
Strickland, eng
undoubtedly’ Southern Pacific Railroad,
go dow in the record books as one of the greats at Ore-
wa credited lat last w
ith the year& first hole-
gon Tech, in the Oregon Collegiate Conferenc and in
Even
formerly of
’
tied his
yield to
ee
Machen,
Portland,
of last!
Oregon To
Fensler_
league as he com-
Enyart’s highes output
with
have
cases
Eddie
Ochsner
score’
Jones Leads
were
scoring by the NAIA, has found difficulty lately in shak-
ing opponents loose. Almost every team is double man-|
ning him, and many are.openly trying to block him, even
though they draw heavily on fouls.
and a youth possesse
Lyons, a most capab scorer,
in basketball, is the target
with some of the finest
moves
of every type of defensive technique available. In many}
in many
1
Take
Denn
the
13th
ranked
Five =
(UPI)—
—
identical
1
spotlight of success comes plenty of pres-
Rich Lyons of the Orego Tech Owls, pres-
in the form of a pressin defense.
With
comes
highes
state’s
Early leaders in
Woman’s
evening
The Uni-
NEW YORK (UPI)
Agent
took eight of the
Harlem
Globetrotters
h
have been lurking
events
Friday:night and scored a 60-38 jin the hope that ‘Tom Gola
victory over Washington in a would
up early for the
former champion of dual. swimmin meet.
York
Knickerhocker-|
iéw
YORK
in
5-5
for
California}
thelto a 83-7 win
over
Brad Slezak with|i ‘in
Conference}
Athletic
and G. Cushman
with
10
McArthur
action at
Hig for McCloud was Gar Court,
Prosper with 21 Erro and Ben-
The Ducks took the lead mid-
edict added 1 each,
‘way throug the first half, led
The
McCloud
Jayve 45-3 at halftime, and were
Honkers
in any
Limelight Bring
sure,
the
holds
Duck
SEATTLE (UPI)
Moyer of Portland was ranked versity of Orego
first place in 1
the World Boxing Association!
F.
12-0 Heavyweigh
(OTI) dec. by H. Weigh
83-71
Fg
4
13
318-11
a
Yuba
points.
Ranked
Number
meetin
nip-
average.
Patzke
Moyer
Friday,
J. Ze
Jast match]
Moy is
/—J.
the division;
(LC)
by
Trojats
7-
4.1
Tournament action
their.
scores
the
—
game.
Sullivan, 5-11 scoring ace, is ranked|
scoring honor rolls. He has: compile
with his high effort be-
a 253 point total in 13 contests,
in 33 points in one game. He holds a 19.5 per game|
Lakeview’s
ninth
Sunday Feb. 7
Defeat
Shearer (LC) 4-1 177—Bob Dar-
(LC)
Orego Tech (59)
{ alor
Robi
Yo
Carp
M time
al
1
wal
nov
competi for third plac in early post=
playe toda ings.
Holida Bowl, windin up
Hig singl game honors. in
the week
lon tournament at the earl shift Saturda went to
near
midnigh tonight
Marily Sigmun who rolled
Orego
Falls,
cred
Hamm
3
8D
Sa
Ear Leader Scor Well
I Woman Bowli Me
outstanding match of evening:
167—D. Baxter
(OTT ‘dec. N.
ey
lea
points
Assist
Stone...
Patzke,
Jack
Klamath
points
rec-
(UEL
Little
AN NE
HERALD
(LC)
DeBarnardis
Pf Tp
Ft
21
28
oe
0
$oRge
eee
-
and
eo po
SeP Thennes
8-6
F
o
Sem
f a
tions
NEW
dec.
state
Rernitston
in.
including Ken Dalton, Larry Ross Ron Hembree. Ron
In a
contest Tu-
Stone, Georg Shearer, Lynm Stone, Art Harris, Mark lelake yielde to McCloud sev-
eral time but poure on the
EUGENE, Ore.
Runnels, Jack Fraser, Terry Robinson, Bob Reynolds an
fuel in waning moments of the omore--
scored
Jones
Buff Runnels.
gam to put.it on ice.
points Saturday to lead
The
receiv
6
caeten
Totals
|
8
Pinta
yee
og
at
an
pinne
1i1D
(LC)
TULELAKE
The’ Tulelake|
Honkers outlasted McCloud Fri-
bas-
da night to pos
ketball victory,
A R. Fen-
sler
the Honkers w ith]
skaters,|
local
of
Zer
D.
|
Defeats
McCloud
riding in the shadows]
Pertians
F
eet
ie Mes
W Kes
Onl
—
State
8
Miller
with
Tulelake
tournament
performing well,
roller*leagues
time
which
at
conducted
the
lead
‘
Be
e
2913,
me
Read (OTI) dec.
5:17;
R. Saddoris (LC) 5-0 157
M.
with
Bilderback
(OTI) drew
7
Oregon
$
Portl
hocke
Falls
regional
a
been
has-been
the
the
the buzzer,
Viking
Nelson of the
Portland State held a 4ng7
2 in a losing effort, halftime edge but couldn& con-|
assistance
from|tain
the Owls in the final stan-
with 1
andiza,
CH)...
Netaon
ales
2
a
Totais
Heral and Hew
(OTI).drew
(LC) 4-4 13
(OTI)
(LC) 9-
—
in
Portla Stat hel
i
4
Jon
contributed
state
Sota
john
“elton
Remmi
Sites
Per}
turned the tide, and earned for!
o
results:
Bond
-enthusiasts
skating
Klamath
in
with|
little recognition.
Action
pavin
ay.
winning|
bet Li
3
COLLEGE
SCORES
Stanford
acquainte
well
the
that
team, which
The
major
Payette (Idah
meet,
Klamath!
Portland.
of
s
Gntarig
the
improve
meet
impression
their
avid
those
secret
no
th th
The Owls, who
Humboldt next
weekend have
el
rk
currently competing
team is
in
but
gymnasium,
Friday Night
In Friday night’ action the
Owls ground out a hard-earned
Mike Wer-
winning|
sough
was
record.
season
two|f
fine|t.
in
the
Shadows
hockey,
roller
headlines
draw
fans
t io
|
for!
earned by Orego
was
g
Tech’s strong: wrestling squa
here Saturday” evening as the
Owl grapplers edge out the
Lewis and
Clark
Colleg Pio-|
15-13
neers
of Siskiyou lard with 12
WEED—
The Oretech grapplers earned!
had no difficulty in pin
The Yuba’ 4Sers ‘couldn&# find]
the prais of their coach How- Eagles
ard Morris, who said that the ning Yuba Colle here Satur- the target and trailed 42-23 at|
team worked hard in squarin da night as the Eagles defeat,
for the
halftime.
High man
its
earlier loss to the strong ed the visitors 76-39.
Jefferson
with nine!
visitors.
Bob Corson pace th Eagles 49ers was
The Pioneers had lost only with 2
Dil-
assisted
week.
second in the 500-yard
sport
Area
last
the 60-yard preliminary
in
In The
12
ano
fr
prepari
pres
Tet! h
aS
‘ yo
ex
Defe
Maxwell
of
DeGroot,
Gerrit
Meet
Association,
Basin
in the
Ri
one
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