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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-
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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
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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.
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scored
seven
Klamath
on
three
victories,
matches
with
of them by pins Registerin
Dick Quinn, Dou
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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
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postpon this weekend due to| Mary Ann Eisel of St.
weather,
old
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Mrs, Aucamp a
21-
at. Washington Universi-|
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two-
out:
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will
qualifie
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hel ty
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of
the
Stove
four-
Betty
and the
Feb.
on
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on Feb. 19
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from
44)
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he collected
as
‘of 1 rebounds during the
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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
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late
too
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findi
findin
t
after
eve
half,
Rich
Lea
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efforts
td a 23|Satu
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moving well ahead
score,
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34
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edn Gane
102 lead with|
up a
16:2 left in the first half, then|
betare Bash:
to
Olern could
fin
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throu
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the OT! gymnasium. Left to ri
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with
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carat o
ee
win
faverte
co-leader all the way
or
:
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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
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|,
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
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65
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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
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Oregon Tech gymnasiu rec-
213.
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the
over
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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
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|oe-half lengths ahead of Rain with Orego Colleg of Educa-|
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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
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