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mw ets ist is _ ' a - | zz All-ln Worl Champ nds of ational a the a pe ide lat- UE ars HERALD Actio iy” ‘Thursda April-1, 196 Falls, Orego Klamath Owl Defe Eagl Yunc Ha No- Orego Tech’s diamond squa ry. Yunck fourth win of the the nine to Ron Portlan Bother B Jin United B Press Portland’s haunt the Dick Bath five at the a an early double the Owl as power the col- lected two for three each. Marv Ranta and John Callies all collected hit one s,..\- round, ea back was tion Tech of Ron tow Yunck (8), and 02 Siskiyous and G Cross, 102 1 o2x~7 000 000 ol2—2 Ranta, Corson, which had stay alive Val- record against first- place Portland during the sea- knocked off Portland on son, the Bucks’ ice an dumpe in the Victoria, firs other all-star cast World 1965 of Chiloqui Th — Indian Champio basketball All-Indian Thunderb players, hosts the Tournament at Chilo- qui this week. Pictured above, left to right, back: Lynn jer, Gene Gentry, Len Wilder, Selected round All-Star 42, action. NEW YORK Robertson of (UPI) — Oscar’ the Cincinnati Portland ought to be used to playoff miseries by now. Un- Royals was selected unanimous-| San Francisco has ly for the second straight year derdog Wednesda to the National Bas- Association All-Star! post- playoffs for the ketball and by sportseasters past two seasons. But this year team writers in the nine Portland seemed to be in het- sporters the basis of its leag cities, ter on ai champion team and Keck’s AI and well Pelican ‘ of many| Wednesda evening Reames Country Club, Pelican Booster Victory in at the Ban-| at Scheduled CHILOQUIN—Included in the center, wards yest of the troduction team The inent sports heard and many prom- person- civic Falls, Klamath in s fine Eugene& at McAr- ing the coachin Kec Specia ed to awards were present- five of the state cham- those for signal honors pions, in performances during the sea- Terry Ash, captain of the |son. team, was standing INLEY forceful Lettermen Hotel Dee Andros, a colorful and BANQUE speaker will address the Henley Boosters- Awards Banque this evening at the Winema area Henley Hig award the for Out- the that noted played was by the Pels this for them, football coach at Andros, head has made 55 speakin engage- He will join with at Corvallis. fans in honorin athletic teams at School. The banquet open to the public sports with the most Dee Andros, Oregon State night. Saturda Both are it the neces-/ most of oast whom| in this area, teams talent, well and ‘Thunderbirds River known followin the sio auditorium taum conclu-| Saturday nig it high area: teams, cage the On Chiloguin’s city hall Thunderbird roster Paraxoo, It/ Bru yn in An-, Albert Wilder, have been, they won the Len Wilder, Norm Jack- championship. He also} Gentry, Pat Barney, Ozzie a Galla- noted that durin the season must Gene 5 his team just met type of offense were a every|gher, Tony Wilder, about and defen able to pos- Woods, On cope are inspirational Bob Moore and Kim Coon shared honors as they received the most improved player awards troph during the ‘eve- tour- state and ors tourna- the the new queen during a eak betwee games tonight. Candidates for thi year’s ti- Pam Barney, are Ferol crown defend-| the travelin of/ style the a en- ment Queen Last year’s queen, Regina Farris, Chemult, will by Jess vague con- ienty of “leav-| the best in retired io — Banquet Room. other awarded Player Il year Modesto a the coach Havin to are activities unusual oe Sergean Ei. Cynt with| fear trophy Dawson and Linda Low This filter cigarett is packed with and| Green activities include /Ametica’s best-tasting pip tobacco 10-man} loaded talent carry Half and Half. Get pleas dance|— indian | § competition four with alternates roster rea- aroma, great new taste, Try = at 1:30 starting .-|pregram, f for action p.m. ease o in A today slarting, a 1:30 pm. sity, i coached their to of colorful provid tertamment ene aye “T ‘Th are| pro- in- activi-| urged them bilities plishments ing champion ment, having local continue Pelican of he number of which will Nation, Lap- Perce Nez wai, Idaho, team, is the pro gram, urged to support but the from Keck fans sports pay|ties, The players. of Deviating by coached are Jiminez. here evening’ speakin came durin Keck’s High School this week, titl birds Banqu was& speaker. But the nighlight gram first round ac- into consolation where they hop to in a bid for the con- for sports fans. |Slation A special feature of the tour- Action continu through Sat- the is Indian dancing ney |Urd evening, with the cham- which will be conducted during pionshi tilt scheduled for each lialftime of every game. pm, The dancers represent practi- The Spragu River Indians cally every tribe in the North- co-hosts of the big tourna- west, with the color of early are with Chuck Ruff ment, as American activity. Another highlight will be the 2-22 Thunder- crownin of the 1985 Tourna- Chiloquin’s popula Athl tonight, somewhat, Friday resumes front football coach the Henle aar state basketball recipient the was dis-/University hard-playing over series seven and Sta Cha honors Robertson, listed on each of finish in regu- its special the 8 ballots for a perfect 9.- the third-place 000 average was joined on the all-star squa by teammate Jer- ry Lucas, Los Angeles’ Elgin first loss on home It was the Baylor and Jerry West and for Portland ice this season Boston’s Bill Russell. Portland Dave Kelly. goalie The five first-team selections outshot the Caffucks 36-2 but, each will receive $20 The sec-| Villemure winners’ Gilles the ond made up of Bob team, a was toug man in the nets. Pettit of St. Louis, Wilt Cham- scored for Six different men berlain and Hal Greer of Phila- Vancouver, while Art Jones hit delphia Gus Johnson of Balti- two for Portland. and Sam Jones of Bos- more At Seattle, scoring cham ton, will get $10 per man. Guyle Fielder chippe in with Victoria thought assists. three BIG BOY when Milan chance it had a CHICAGO (UPI)—Ernie Ter- Marcetta registere after 15:32 rell (6 feet inches) and James to make it 3-2, Beattie ( feet. inches are But with 1:17 left to go, Vic- the tallest heavyweights Millar skated among toria goalie Al around today but boxing’s real off the ice in favor of a for- of recent was years ward so that the Maple Leafs giant Frenchman with Ewart Potgieter, a could try to tie the score who stood 7-foot-2 and weighe all-out attack. The onl trou- an Seattle center 32 pounds that ble was Gerry Leonard stole the puc and scored into the open net as still skating away. Millar was Playoff action in the best-of- play Dennis Whiteman {inset}, Modesto Jiminez (inset coach Coach first-place easy Parazoo, ciplined, shap Jar season domination Canucks. inset}. Lefty Wilder, Norm Jackson Front, Pat Barne (inset), Oz Gallagher Ton Wilder, Fred Woods, Bruce Honor Duri Victo Dinn Wednesda 6-3 night in the opener of th first round of playoffs. Seattle THUNDERBIRDS HOST : Robertson 0-8-3 an move brackets 0 again Buckaroos starts evenin action, alon with win- All-Indian Tournament, ¢ u r- of the Thursda evening ners rently under way at Chiloqui Losers in Yunek, Gordy Oregon edition Second round action continues| Friday, with winners of th |afternoon tangling in games on to College Colorful Activities o'cl and Quee Tournament action, nightcap Lapwai entry tangles with the The Spring Cougar nightea three 7:30 in the in Idaho& Warm frame, collectin Spring Magpie Chiloqui Thun- ho derbirds and went into 1:30 this _after continues tonight Warm challeng plate on a sin- tripie. John Gray and LeVoy Young added Hockey today. Lowly Vancouver, for gle, with International Western playoff jins Leagu to The Owls jumped to 2-0 lead in the third in’ rounders at Action the tournamen proceeds May Heglun said, go toward lighting for the Chilogu High School football field. or action. first hoon. as merce entries Indians : year in which the Chamber of Com | has undertaken to second the sponsor ‘This year’s Basket- with River round The action s, eed more had win,” referring Keck, team, unity Spragu le Dei together,"| work said to and sports fans, “we|Crume, with|Dexter, among all, Whitman, | River Ly Bob coach-|Barney, Freddie! Dennis and th lineup Mohz David, Jackie Ee Tony ae Dowd understanding Our kids David and Bucky Jackson. could At the conclusion of the tour- they “and that they nament Satu da night, an all- confidence he said, i be selected from| star team wi. Keck continued by pointing tournament participants, and a most out the fine play b each mem- valuable player award ber of the team as he intro. will be made, in addition to them the fans duced at the regular to awards tournament Reames Banque Room. presente by tourney officials. Jose Seeks With Match Champio By LEONARD A. GRANATO ports Wri YORK Jose} (UPI) himself calls a great of fighter, and the memory what he did to Willie Pastrano| in nine rounds to win the light heavyweight crown makes it be-| NEW — Torres lievable. And whose est!” mark. ama Torres now fight to wants weight almost simply “Clay ference heavy Clay, state to can knock he be can told Torres a out hit a Wednesda on ‘He that taken a against Sonn fast puncher could] have advantag of.” Torres is a fast puncher. For| nine rounds Tuesday night th stalked Puerto Rican wily Willie, throwing lefts and rights from his peek-a- style Umpire At City Thursday City Hall. PELICANS HONORED The stértin state champio KUHS basketball team y ear& g loubl honored Wednesday night when they re trophies for performances durin left to right, Kim Coon an were, rotar were Awards team&# player Terry Ash, outstanding player Rick Brosterhou most insp FUEL DELIVE OIL DAY ROCKET GASCLING , Jay Hawk Town and Country Phone — and — 882-6626 SMAL& Make just (an reall Jim Apache complies with the American JACOBSEN MOWERS 1 and Sprin en worsted all wear these quality features: Excl sive Turbo cone 4 blad cuttin unit. Lar capacit cutting chamber and discharg chute, All steel coupled with a 24 HP Power Fl engin Hon-D- Full 1 inch cutting width. made by hig school coac! were Victory Banque at Reames Country Club. CONSOLIDATE WE is Check The Hall Klamath improved — Meet at “Apach buy FO p.m. Falls at mi Jacobsen con- made} catcher shown extea cost grass cobsen fact. be- the’ press some mistakes Liston & able fighter,” it is a sh remark, in- great tended cause he says the Cassius shouted “I am the great- trade- his has become When Torres says, “I) quiet jaw,” for of crown | Heglun noted that this is of in Sprague first eee will Chiloquin playing the: Western| Washingto and! Portland Wolf Pack play the - right- young would. have had the. season’s struck who 1 first no-run no- but game, five for the victo-| with the tiring arm, he yielded four walks in the ninth and hit a batter with a wild pitch a walked community. the Reno Packers | sports fans who attending the World+ Champio All-Indian Basket- Tournament in thét ball All-Indian Tournament, from worke area be * Champi Yunck, and of CHILOQUIN— opene Chiloqui Hig School gym-| nasium World toda in the ball | Mayor E. E. Hegluni Chiloquin extended a warm welcome today to hundreds at hard during| turned in their innin game, finally season Wednesd afternoon, yielding in the last frame as as the defeated Colleg of Sis- he began to show the strain kiyou 7-2 at Kiger Stadium. from early season pitching Signa honors for the victory He pitched a no-hitter, and went Welcome Ope Tod PAGE—9 AND NEWS In Chilo Ca Tourname Standards REEL stock Shades is Safety Coda, TYPE trom 119° in year head are perfectly Not Association Just your on . Easter wools call for Curlee. th fist for Sprin soft and subtle, and the tailored by Curlee, High life. New weight designe a See the goti . 59. t 79. for ‘65. fabric priced collection.
