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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1965)
a (8), GOODYEAR Store 7 25 W _ ) Ne Sepang, AS ee Lapw Repeat Captu O Trac Tea ‘Bon Shatter Record Shatte Recor a s e with cils? Orego Tech track and field made sham- athletes bles of existing track rec- ords at the school by es- tablishing six new school records in two days ac- and tivity at Monmouth Salem. Coach Larry Burleson of announced Tech Orego his late Saturday, that cinder squa had estab- lished records in the new mile run, 88 run, 44 run, two-mile run, shot put and pol vault. I spite of the team’s 87- 58 defeat at Oregon Col- when event Monmouth two records The others mile at a new the In Chard doub Re- a mark Tremendous new set in the A Seconds efforts were total Ernie Badger broke a 440 record set b Ed Cecils fourth events 2,50 athletes, of from team a -|sprint participate Relays ‘ith in the Wil- ~|Kim lamette To Klamath off last year, revealing strength a Serast visiting in smashed a in as durin the les Young had five second T * blast 20 hits agains the/lected cans three runs visitors in the opener, two follow with seven hits in th fi- ath pounce agai nal contest. on seven hits, ‘and then| ‘The Pelica display power in the openin of the first game, when * * ¥ the first-place thelr| frame|! Klam-| for six error-| playe that news 1 cham- was leaving school year off runs Pla t Bs contest th fit with the =the third, ealled in sided score, = * BOUQ at for turns as his in one Scottish But finest|ber the state,j in tenure Klamath) the bi miss as any a0 12 x— 4 Young, gettin his fir of action| conference the Ashland] haples also got his first victory in conference play. The Peli- cans boast an overall now 6-0 record on the young season. You Steve taste and (3) a2 Price willamss = @ Hitting’ for the Pelicans in the openin contest Dave were Lyman (3-4) Allen Mezge (3 3), + Tom Osa (2-4), Ken (33), Gray Badley (2-4), Bo and 4), Lyman, Williams 350 20 n Ed Case Spragu and Demerle River, alon Chilo Wilder, of coveted the Others Hockey ord. place and and of a one-tie first in place second has his out JOreg (Quarter-Final| B (Best while attaing in [tour Five) can altim state placed many tenure Lytle, with to reachin the rec- guid HIG which tea Dun days tea cord to an im- 2a Portl fere of fe Five) Buffalo Pitts rid 5 Baltimore (Only Results Quebe H she Pa Wall ga Is q tety ity © Shat-R-Proot Gloss... downto sho PICK bELiv of 2 | PONDERS Duncan, DEPARTURE—Delance veteran | you Duncan has | SERVI for. tling ee for much respecte ha produced. Jacket all ‘Jeep vehicl For Every School SPORT MOTORS 2 Parking he the caliber of Take 522 So, 6th Ph. 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IN OTHERS Davie and. 003 000 Priti “Noon #1 ena and grim’) sl ee out a a oi | 25 Coast Con- record for from the percentage best losing an RECORD DURHAM, N. C. Duke center the Atlantic ference basketball mer holds Klama Sra Ka the|“‘te and Gene Har held the bi for Henle in the opener, 2 2 3. 19 winnin Hornets Doma b quart spr Hornets Union Jayvee split in Saturda baseball action at Henley 00 42901 FREE THESE HAL&# Street Where e+e | Lettermen' WILEY Wo Customer been teams SAFETY PAR SAL WILSON . 21 CENTE Adjus Authorized an Fla 1006 “There your front ANY U.S. CAR of wrestling at Klamath Union Hig School, eigh years the coachin post at David Dougla Hig will assume School next, fall. Duncan ha provided Klamath Falls with outstandin wrestling teams during his tenure at KUHS. UP and SERVICE Coleman. 7a economy. finest while Davis, Henle 12 6d Lawver SER SERVIC Now Headquarters Laminated Ft 66 FOR édonFir 0 heduled) of instollation 1B do jeomp _| af Jeep I You Car FQ Metcalf in average basketball Conference for the last four BI SAFE 522 So. 6th Brok Gla 332 02 50.05 Wite tin Le 2 LP—Purdin, (Quarter-Final) C (Best er anal Mdsax 92 10 55.14 Hersh Serie Fta Smith field has 2 25 2 2 Pty Pasi Redi on ooo 6 Howard, Schaiter; 2 : We—Lolich. Rl122 Rhoan Danzuka S. SCORER scoring Coast to Ft Fg Tanewashe the Duke ile of for his Magpies Totals DURHAM, wrestling Japa th Riv Spri for morn- 3 Vaile (S1 Tak Edwards, Pavle- HRS and Wetsitouris, hics ae 5 2 1 Portiang shi trophy. through-). 07 Macey K. L all-star| Lawrence Plenty Hawk also received honors as the tourna. ment&# valuable most player, Reno the earned sportsman- dis- Warm Warm Spring Cou-|§ sul Arthur, Lapwai: and Tot Scare Smith also of the Warm] y, warm Kanim Spring Magpies. a6 9M Jim gars; 7 BS 24 play Parazoo Baseball ao 00 Miller Patt Al =T. quarters: by 0 on Rosetoro, Craig ( At 41 Plant da i the overcome ain (9 an Fresh 2 9 Ox (4) Perranoakl, ww Purdin an (B) juris, 95 312 o1 crume Totals Score Lapwai Sprague an Ne ai.4 Barney Wit the Chiloquin Ta Mill 9 68 the outstand- Pla Fe LP— 214d Case David La t inci ‘Mol 2 Fta drivin layup a International an a (8), Uecker. and Los 8 2 93 Pr Tp 36 Fg Ft River ey pla 1005 35.23 Carpin ‘veate, 19 25.71 Totals Pr United, vater cau st, Pittsbu 6B 23567 a5 4a Sprague Rutt By at Tp a7 Hawk jebd platform, named at meets, among state&# finest. As coach leader Rochester ebec Series lost H has. impres- record secon on five oc- trict twice, casions, In and third on one. 196 he had five wrestlers who Playoff Standing Press International Series A (Semifinal) (Best of Seven) and dou- most a meet Union, 1 won, B Unite (2-3), Palmer, compile dual Klamath AHL Pound Kim! (3-4) Williams (2- year. isive FL F So wast Plenty baseball and participat lineu included Joe Cleveland,| wrestling. He also served Yakima; Satch Miller, Warm! stint a as coac wrestling hla there, during the absence the regular wrestlin coach for| Ple Hawk, Lap Hank He 0 Wadel of play. Lett Hand Green Johns in 14 x21 Barger, Williams; and a Der Ken Bob Moore Pound, Badley for .connecte aa play lone o000-0 Falts lgm 009) peri two Lyte College), where he State advan- with score at he dries to as Exhibition mar- halftime. maintaini ap) ae Arthur J. oflpia agpi No R o 7 3 club, i | remai - Falls i against . ington mem-eq 31-1 of ing against Portland. at the first a o tournament durin action, opponent& Patt scorin in each of the tages in local cag- CHILOQUIN— were named Saturda night to the World Champio All-In-| dian All-Star team lineup with graduat a throu his|state wrestlers will with)js by a Rere All-indian the Chiloqui Thunderbirds, which lost out Saturda Miller, 20 from point the Magpie that From Tourn friends, attended high at Nespelem Wash. He of Washingto University (then Wash- said| le workin just Basi leaving) regrets. some Rho ‘Spr S coasted, ers Pa ne i hy fro in the cagers shown h Smith, who 1 from Warm break gin, then 61. Nam A o the community does aft-| establishing themselves for on #lm jaidec new isn’t enjoye eight-year Falls, and white bird, the in brand. Duncan without he has Pelican of for tog hel much did as a ‘All- Acce David Mat Positio Was one- as quart ma cital from ne get Parazoo, acti in Portland 25- output point by Hi Sc foot of SCORE— DRIVE FOR Sat- outpu of Smith, but didn’ a hea A OF coach at H Dick Ruhl and wife, Barbara, beam with pride as they learn the will accepte to guid the 1965 Horn gridders. The new Henley coach was a linebacker on the Orego State Rose Bowl football team under Tomm Prothro. The ai nnouncement was Fri- mat coach, De- of the producin Lance Duncan, the end of this ball. their conso- victory Pack the mates SMILE Ne Saturday, wrestling coaches saddened were with the runs Dave for Tockey started they a new post at David Dougla Barger of|Klamath, with Young reliev- High School Ashland. Wadell came in to re-|ing him in the thir Young who consistentl Duncan, earned th Price the bat| victory, ‘place suffering hurler, his Pelican wres- Ashland the Pels greete him with three|of was charge with tlers in state berths, and was in runs and five in|the loss. collected Redbird wrestling| Pelican Klamath hits, six errors. 124-91 a Wolf urday evening day. honors. Lap finale. championshi Portland over Dougl Ash- respec- as they col- in relay, G. DeGroot Hawley and Church the 880 raced to lation’ walked in saw saw 3 point Al Dunca after- more a Union, entered in patin Howard, strikeouts, affair five- es ga The di st a p land presenting &l twin every Peli-| performance bill which the _ 880 Klamath also won the mile| with German, Howard G. DeGroot and Scholl partici rout, they/gave up one hit and Asbland|two in goin the distance the relay Her Bat atl in Division of the meet, won the sprint (440) relay, with G. De- Groot Church Eccles and How-| ard claimin honors, earned tri baseballers| are picking up where the left/noon Union recorded plac standi in the at Ashland, winnin the| relay in the division, Bill Fisher, Daryl Hale, John Gardner) Hale an i second tournament wai jumpe to a quic 18-10 first quarter lead then held a 43-3 halftime margin, retain-| ing the lead through most of the second period of pla J. Arthur pace the winners with 2 points but scorin hon- in the game went to De-| ors merle Lytle with 38, Ed Cas added another 20 counters in the losin effort. Consolation The Warm Spring Magpies |pac by Kanim Smith with 3 of relay. Ashlan Nin Klamath throw a also were place and Klamat with in the |doing the honors. ‘The also won the mile relay, een eam team for th title. A packe gymnasium watched two teams as the battled the placed second b the Antlers in the shuttle} relay, sprint medley two-mile| |relay and mile relay. Henle High School earned a University of Washing the ton with all the accuracy of titan missile, the Lapwai team drove moments hard in the wanin ‘o the game, finally outdistanc- ing the stubborn Sprag River! : in including javelin con-| and hot a Determination, “firebrand” typ of basketball 1635” © remaining in the minutes test. an OTI shot put- the meets, with Works, Mills and Bob Bat- tle exhibiting talent. 2:00. a inc Howard McGee produce by fers al 93-8 But the Lapwai cagers had to work for their victory, hav- in seen the score tied at va- rious times, with only four er, Steber set a new broad 20 feet 8% record at while the relay team, com |prised of J. Parrish, Ric Ste- Bill Ste- ber; Rod Pfeiffer ber, set a new 98 relay time| f 1:37 flat. win- javelin bettering 4:29.2 Sunday, April 4 196 phy, by defeating Spragu Riv-/ Falls, Orego Bill score and while ‘Chard in the discus throws. firsts Klamath es, and Bob Rice were NEWS AND jump. day of track two Bob meets, tro- i HERALD Antler tracksters set tw Ore-Cal records, bre: 880 relay and the broad th Five Champio World&# coveted jump | To — ~~ AGE—6 McCloud b margin for the honors. new Gaiery, Nez Perce The Lapwai All-Indian|” Perce Nations B basketball team repeate here Saturday night capturing the| ‘The 483%& at “RTE buiiics River Sprague first plac in its division in the Ore-Cal Relays at Ashland Sat- 73-5 posted mark POT Tourname CHILOQUIN urday, toppin brea 4:34. Strafford also broke the existing 88 record in time of 1:59. The a new 1 of OTI, gruelin ID eovereriete’- But Yields High School earned| Bonanza to the previ- John mark of 482&q ous climbed to 1 feet Amato in the pol vault, the existing mark of 12 the previous mark was set by D. Kirby. | previousl oppos broken were previou set two- Strafford put as Friday, Strafford in established run record the the smashed. were during the Willamette lays on Saturday Jack shaved off he ran the in 10:15.6. Sam Works shot - lege mark by Jack © was McPherson seconds mile Ce- of 50.9, 51.2 time a mark Bill 1 C TOIIS, ™
