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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1965)
" = Tor 6 . | N. With Easter Oreg Tec Spli rennet Pelica Defe Ashla ASHLAND battling Pelicans, Ashl HERALD Klamath| even on , pul ahe agi a we headed never oT from atzke mee&q tl fielalP2 nin fiv fro th o THe : ee ‘aig ele reg ’s i it ie poin that cashed i goal and added line for his ing the host club Eight’s basketball Indians now Ducks have race. Calvary Pac-|* al b o fromt eld nor na g ta fro th char in bi the|onto 6036 lead Tate in the for}game when the Ducks went cold and Stanford broke loose with| casions. a (Ste ht ied “wit a 19 2 0d u 3 4/Rider 6 America 93 Trin Co A g hi Pr kisme ale Ib victory “ o Sacred Klamath in Hump 4.) ‘O'C ind, 1, Schwarz 5 Ammerling 4 Buck-| 8, 1. Modoc D ef a 7 winning ia 93 Hy ih MS Wash Ceorae 8 Pites 69-31. xo on o ‘Teatal sab 8 col ay set i Pain ” emai ‘Sor 9 Peter 7 ay tie a an his sec- to Palm Beach consecutive end to his career. stu 5 61 18 154|better than 450 166°190!the race. cor third all stel O te far eve Lyons whose final out- contest stoppe at 32- the collected mark, 1 7 a Georgi St. Tech 6 Lema {o comin back 38 a and 214. ner on half the 196 -man| Saturday Prop United Press hi Basketball International Newport Slus Walcp Mica Cidan 9 Adr ‘talent reas, of but faded for a 70 Sea the 36 5 Standings pyoenix. (UP!) ‘367,50 Phoe ariz. Be Ta ea efforts Vetkos defeated sisli Round Defeated two a i 3 an ih a men ag School team and sustained 82-4 defeat. Dousia 5-11 y |d e Fre tro ball in etalo a twice Indoor respectiv cn Yreka 2iter 4lth «| lead held at rec tos it of _| victory, sco st | ‘Ton Gary G rex w loth re of ti first qu 30- a and coasted the eae, Brean way to the easy | mae — eve- e over The Tech Owls prepare! now Collegiat Conferenc her pinn Akes (OT) (HS) 2:16; 13 Chuck Mirate — Al John (OT) pinne R.. Kel- sey (HS) 2:26 Thennes Mt— ne McPhert ARE Duncan of Lou and Mike win: w weigh victor pinne pra Allgaie Spiker previously 206 match G ( the|Johnson (HS) unbeaten matches. Davis and Allgaier. ine winners Other Pelican Harold Tice in a dec! clided hit- sion, Dan Woster, also in deci- lec. 522 So. 6th Is Now Jeep match score was BEEF !! Bu acle two PRMGT Ti: 30 PA an SAL for all ‘Jeep’ Be e SUP MAR ae : “$75 Het So. 6t i: — ‘ Klamath COMPANY Te 882-6623 Fre at... Le Schw Phone WIL BUIC 578 Se 05 ‘ certificates. Onl vehicles WILSON in Savi = Authorized SERVI i or oe d and get $10 four tires in the varsity Klamath 27 Prine-| Th Coronet Premium Headquarters sion. Final AWAY H (a Bang exhibition In ‘an coach| Christensen Ji who! CENTERS GIVING Fred — Don. grappler Prineville upset SCHWAB LE TIRE Klamath School wrestling turned in a one- Prine- host over BALTI 4 G Bre Pattie 641% is o oe ee Crawford and Brad Sle-|put crown, shattered the world’s|past the 68-foot record for the second|the Dallas tried vainly to hold backlindoor the host club, scoring 16 and 15/night in # row a toss of 6 feet, 24 inch- T| ‘j|John n 5-473 ae Wi 10t rit 2s Stoc mark ge eiiey srr eerie ieee \za 212 eet gai a b W Sir aelon car Bil Martin Mat-|yearcold (UPI) Rand l DALLAS Tin of the second half prove ville 26. Klamath junior varsit, y -The better for the visitors from also in the meet, droppe to Weed. Prineville junior varsity wres- Nn Mike Francis hit 22 point for 41-24 count. ii—2\7/ Rosa followed by Tom tlers by a wins for Klamath i ih Scoring Figli add- 7s467) Stewart with 21. Bon Bill Jones with were meet Jewaaa| 1 and Walker another 1 for this a pin, Elsey Lasley, Larry the winners. Stokes and George Ochs on de- Fultor for COS were Hig i cisions. mith and Gene Landoe wit! | 4\1 points each, Bill Duchi add- s 1 and Bob Corson anothe: T/CLUB RESTORED 70-241 but their efforts were short (UP!) that necessary in geting a clubhouse at win. ‘Him Na defeated the Eagle Fri-|originally was built in 187 and nigh 6561. ending their|has been carefully restored for sondjus as the home of the Mary- chances in gainin a cai nasi berth play.liand Jocke Club. P472it T9421) s Grappl scored seven Klamath on three victories, matches with of them by pins Registerin Dick Quinn, Dou pins were: gman) EBSant Re Col Tee 83- with petr |E about Bat om oie poi Soe ae n ‘ ( r as opponent in the Op Hi High In the DeLance 49 [an th Win defeated st known but contribute is not time. was): victory ville Saturday afternoon, nin ovér three previously ve a Myrtl Hear Poi 60 4 Sacred o fe bu 32 Sherman or|$ Gr U Ent Myrtie mome ‘win- Engl tour, missed a E i Tournament Smith poke with an overall the hoop all next Saturday, record. season he displaye dj10 The results of Friday night’s accuracy which has earned follows: as wwere ball action the respect of every outside Union Pelicans 48 : pri fa t i in Bar He Bu this communit night, sadder but wis- they met a toug Yreka Kubll scored 22 poin inlang mi 4% leadin Yreka to victory, whilelcha 4 Mountain- for the big Orego PRINEVILLE—The $ trying all the exanh = r J. Catholic much no Orete Wrestlers North /er, PETS FRNA Pi F spap Salbr Bolvan Pelican ia departe just Donna Orego ‘Tech& ARC wrestling team claimed. eel trong its_tenth_victimFriday_night Carpente grappler turned a fs ou th de cision Hun 2-1 State Lumberjacks Get Bay Serra Cathol Eastern Meclain guar Dave throug 18- the SCORES §2 € D putts of six feet dozen rank. victory is. postpon this weekend due to| Mary Ann Eisel of St. weather, old ‘warm. Mrs, Aucamp a 21- at. Washington Universi-| Weather permitting, the two- out: St b in Louis will qualifie b hel ty maa championship Neth of the Stove four- Betty and the Feb. on lerland 3-6 6-2 66 on Feb. 19 Th from 44) hoor he collected as ‘of 1 rebounds during the eer ri Casper leadin was/ champions Faded par 32 four-under la Meet home-court pot ‘Once again, much credit due the ball-hawking efforts big Hank Albrecht, who ti ain won Op Lema, the ichampion started strong with Girl Carpente ning PREP Tilelake YREKA—The one are in the openin half as he Byed the Owls to a one- Totals point rounds, with British si Seni round slugger, who CHES’ HILL, (UPI)—Nancy Richey of Dallas| profe nla the around, First Indoor a! (7) Tec Erm owaen fin rey Robinett “and Led Before. added 1 more rebound as the Yancey, in three yéars on rebounded the visi- the tour, never before has led Owls out 8-1 througho the at the end of tournament a onl $11,8 last year, had been ‘the under expecte to wilt pressure applie by Nicklaus, Bill Caspé and Tony Lema but éafi turns out the other. way, Alleghen 4 wis on The young Pe, been Tulelake 34 29] Zatf oretecn scores: fight-| Orego Tech&# as put in that the 1 6 a Qrson Ribved late too ‘alttime eis tee findi findin t after eve half, Rich Lea Tp 2 y their leaders efforts td a 23|Satu 2 $4, ing Owls ke piling up the Carp moving well ahead score, by| the closin minutes of the first a es Pt re : B 337 as| Yreka Laces mia Fite Fo how eam ders go throug th th in there they&# certain, b can you 34 4S oregon edn Gane 102 lead with| up a 16:2 left in the first half, then| betare Bash: to Olern could fin ie target. e throu 10| 9 tas th favor os Ch — the OT! gymnasium. Left to ri Dot Clark and Jan Deeds. Ju 22 8 & ri contes Oregon Tec t CHEERLEADERS OWL Oregon 43 7 4 Rastern in| <aree with - has who pi ger) rte tu der Joh R a ri In Fri night con carat o ee win faverte co-leader all the way or : iPr & 00 nt& casing, ate, pushe indoor she won in 1963 crown Modoc. Jayvees found| The watched Some .30 persons attractive as thing equally the match the at pos lino- they pounde Lakeview jun of the Long- feumfloor-court iors 48-28 in the preliminary ac- wood Cricket Club, tion. Miss Richey, 22-year-old |daught of Dallas teachin Georg Riche and RACES POSTPONED of lth ister ranking male’ Y. (UPI) LAKE PLACID, Cliff bob- final berth Frida’ —The National have been sled piel f for Hou Tec Yar bogies no Liu St. 50 U. |, Rovinelt tion, ance Nation-|! ip th ge vsn Al Modoc held a 20-5 first quar-| Geibe te nies wom-| top- ter lead, then a halftime ad- Miss Richey tennis player in the nation, D “anut vantage of 38-20. In the thirdjen’s little trouble in defeatin to|had held was Lakeview quarter, cla Kin fifth-seeded Mrs. Aucamp three points as Modoc went on the 5 who was seekin to regai the| to victory. A hope “ake, ond 2 23 ). 0 Ore furlongs in the slow time of seven l birdies five Te s H. Teague led all won her first indoor tennis ti- with 1 points. He re-| tle Saturday with scorers a 63, 6-2 assistance from Mc- victory ceived former champio over Ward Mrs. Carol Hanks. Aucam of eview was Sul-| Louis in the USLTA for H Indoor Women’s Tennis| al livan with 11. Ker at ae % ‘an three through the tourney, fired a’ threg-under- 6 With nines| of 36-33. His irons were so ac- curate that he nearly holed out his approach on the 365 yard 13t and 43 yar 14th holes. He settled for birdies on each foot putts. He had with one Modoc& 5 of son Si S7 2 T eer ai re cle ‘Yancey, leader ei & ERIOA Owls, while forthe Nan-|rp7 a S add 1 aib re a the [compa Janu Don Dallas Lakeview the chin| on Saturda evening, when the Modoc Union Hig School cage| dominated a_non-confer- team tilt, _"Fres four-year- out-of bounds on the 18th hole, der_par_70 Never Frank Beard, Claude King and Audist 7 ayetevll LAKEVIEW—The Honkers took it ence ‘The Division Nicklaus, 82. Honkers : t p tallah, owned by E. H. Wood ancin out the scoring ridden b Tommy Barrow,| &qu loss ended Tech’s| trouble on the That pu him one shot ahead when he ran into his of long shots Rod Funseth and par five 18th. He pu Tom) te shot out of bounds for a over Al Geiberger, two He then stroke two penalty. Nieporte who fired a seven un- battle} scrambled back into the Jack over der par; and three his drive to get a bogi six for a two ur who 57 out of the starters on visitors Campbelisviiie 7 er t ats e —1t.| 4 48 18 187 4 46 115 20]ne g 2 38 13 197 3 28 20 Pittsburgh 8 Grace 10 ity Kron Lineain E} 22 2 2129 17 ef n jethel — 4 and’Yasana ingha in point th Owls i with the offictal rm 65 4 8 K, Mesloh 2 c Johnso 2 ea h Glasgo ce MeNea-|Wfs wo 6 HEART SACRED Avilk most of his but|to hold down the score. the ‘tnstead of slowin the score, pokes Seadly st om Oregon E FER Rochester Buffalo as ry 18 27 Wertin fell short — Morris — Mike Wer- effort Sat- New 28-16, and third quarter 44-2 POINT (UPI) Fla, im Island late in the con- held a 27- lineup, call fut Ty against| if ha t ni eer 101 Saturda night defeatin Trojans 60-46. Sea EAGI LE an less shot a 69 and came in at pa Spor ve¥F eincinn Oregon Tech gymnasiu rec- 213. Writer UPL Spor wai Emp Res (0.7.) the over 7 Cof @ epna Start of this round was de- ord, 102-73 victory (UPI) PHOENIX, Atiz. &q Sheph weslecn Mountaineers. Phila- laye until 1 a.m. to allow the leagu leadin Bert Yanc 26-year- ayl 4 ABI Night &q las Big Text wies $7 reteas! However, delphian broke out of the pac greens to defrost. 20 #2 collected Mike Wertin a a Bt, with a birdie on. last hole ‘competitio has playe under a a ni, $3, before he was sidelined] iy getnune- to capture undispute lead in brillia sun with the tempera- poi late in the final period and c ro 7 oye the $67,50 Phoenix Ope Golf ture in the mid 50& alternated] who Will Robinett, coll 4 Nicklaus was in positio to ‘Tournament Saturda with a gut st th night with Merle Ha Maine of 206— unde be-right at the top for a suc-| throughou 52 hole score mer Witliam: added 1 points Carpenter, Wee sirouasb Epe cessful “defense of his crown » par for the distanc Munienbers itz Waley” had his big night on| first quar- The Eagles held ter lead of 11-6 then. halftim . : poin wit e ethel L, Mesloh led the way for the Eagles addin 1 point to total: He received the overall assistance from Bill Humphrie who had 16. Hig for the Tro- jans were Mike McNeary with 13 and Wilkenson with 11 = Owls came jethany at Academy time the slam Eagle Point, leading all the turned in a Rogu Leagu basketball points, 30 one repeat th elforts &qu battle : way, ich 3 Phoeni Trojans Heart Falls Purse Hialeab, Western nasa Eagles Drop and to Mountaineers, ing Starters At test, 7 wna ‘Ashland the Stanford score Sprin Providence non c Pulls run- le led the way in urda night th the of onelih lead, but the Owls’ hope cuter minute, 24 seconds. still’ alive as the play|tonr? are Tes Scl- Temper, ridden by John conference games,| more By United Press International lers, was second three andjon with Southern Oregon two|esstern. Eastern Division |oe-half lengths ahead of Rain with Orego Colleg of Educa-| $ WLT Pts GF GA COLLEGE SCORES § ; Aaah i a spot Rich Lyons 2) Oregon| for poi 22 a possessio sole $2 wai, Bare im show the of sp| fs Sendrit Pa guar in for| at th pok steadily foward, ‘ina crac the regula-| ma with Ro Gillespi to tim from Jumper “44 i1/Steve ful brother of Ridan Bem in meets T Tans a ee ma winter rice Ge seh int de i Poi Howard added the final two Slmov past favored Rain assi b Gerry) point two for the Owls at the top of the stre ire ad Scbri a 12 [Lak home the Suic swishers from the charity and 31/ LeVoy ‘Yo a Ta ay. um b ne i th # recht ‘added 15 and 11 points| e a_se rost Pounds &q itam cn and outshot team outhustled the visitors. Halftime score: read 44-25 favor of the Owls. con- Eastern Orego Colle- giate Conference, and the Owls Jin i HIALEAH, Hockey Standings ice never on contest was Klamath, In a preliminar contest the|five quick baskets. Up to thal} Stanford never had led by Klamath Junior Varsity fell be-| fore the host junior in a 58-50|more than four point tussl Willi led the winne The teams wage half which with 1 points, matched by Jim/pattle in the first who alsolca the lead swappe on 1 oc- of Klamath leaves in the a Keat 2 Saturday night overtime, 89-87. win plac : e m Hialeah At so 34 ‘ai Fo haag| field. the droppi test in The first Steve Gets here in winning PAGE Steven Lt. ont 4) Ande cre arra ciat 5-3 while) are a 35 mark, totals. Bedell, who meshed 2 point was Wayn of/ the expense of Orego State with 12 1 points last night, led both sides with them from the in the cracker] &qu Pelicans outshot the Griz-| latest output Char | ong 1B8 set 16 obit (UPI)—Bob Be-| STANFORD S eer ay an t Seni firs quar. two- rears fer play, then droppe behind| 23 point which carried by one poin at the halitime.|starford to a 73-8 victory over|P drew a split team in the leagu this season. leader Eastern But the Mountaineers were weekend action, doomed fro start to finish Fri- 102-7 but day night, as a determined Owl opener Tech conference Oreg Du Stanford Defeat terms with & Grizzlies| in Southern Orego Conference action here Saturda night turned on the steam in th final minutes to win 49-42 The Pelicans, pac by Jim Patzke with 2 poi held al Orego with Sunday Feb. 14 1965 Falls, Orego Klamath NEWS, AND Century Opener Mark In SPORTS The — Hit Owls Falls ‘ “ SECIS eG .
