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Did Barber defeat RltonyDcmocrat-fcrolD Page 20, Monday, Nov. 19, 1973 COREBOARD Nicklaus the next I sports TELEVISION: Tonight: p.m. -KEZI, Channel football, Minnesota Vikings at Atlanta Kalcona. 7 p.m. KATU.

Channel 2. I'ro football. Minnesota Vikings ul Atlanta Falcons, tape delay. Hi p.m. KATU.

Channel 1, College football, Oregon State at UCLA, tape. Thursday: 15 a.m. KOIN, Channel 6, I'ro loot ball, Washington Itedskins al Detroit Lions. -KEZI, Channel 9, and KATU. Channel 2, College football.

Air Force vs. Notre Dame 12:30 pm KVAL, Channel 13, and KGW, Channel 8, Pro football. Miami Dolphins at Dallas Cowboys. pm. KEZI, Channel, and KATU, Channel 2, College lootball, Alabama at Louisiana State.

Friday: II Ifiam. -KEZI. Channel 9, and KATU, Channel 2, College football, Nebraska at Oklahoma. p.m. KPTV, Channel 12, I'ro basketball, Portland Trail lllazers at Seattle SuperSonica.

sandhill country. It was reminiscent of an Arnold Palmer gallery of past years. "I had to do something pretty spectacular to win." said Crenshaw, who made up 15 strokes in the last three days. "I just wasn't up to it. "I don't know how in the world I even managed to finish second from where I was.

I'm just tickled to death." He had a shot at victory, trailing by one shot, until he tried to "let it cul real big on my tee shot." on the Kith tee. It's a 504-yard, par-five that he can reach in two. But he hit it in the woods, chipped out. bunkered his third and made a bogey six. "That pretty well killed my chances." said Crenshaw, a three-time national collegiate champion at the University of Texas.

Still, he collected $44.175 from the total purse of $500,000 and pushed his earnings to more than $76,000 in just five starts as a pro. Leonard Thompson took third with 71-575. He was never in the title chase. Tom Watson the leader through the fifth, sixth and seventh rounds -quickly faded back, finished with a 77 and tied Al Geiberger for fourth at 576. Palmer was not a factor.

He had a final round 76 and 586 in his last American start of the year. Nicklaus, along with Tom Weiskopf and Lee Trevino. did not compete. IMNEIIUKST. N.C.

(API Miller Barber got the big check, but Ben Crenshaw got the big attention. "I think I beat the next Jack Nicklaus," the 42-ycar-old Barber said after his final round G9 gave him a three-stroke victory over the youthful Crenshaw, probably the most exciting rookie to come along since Nicklaus turned pro. Barber earned a $100,000 check the biggest golf prize in history after total won the 144-hole, two-week World Open Golf Tournament Saturday. The total was two-over-par and represented the first over-par winning total in a year on the pro tour. Crenshaw was within one stroke of the top spot until he tried to overpower a tee shot on the par-five Kith and hit it into the woods.

He finished with a 71-573. The gallery was with the strong, stocky, 21-year-old blond all the way. There was a gathering of only about 1,500 for the final round that was played in cool, breezy weather, but most were rooting for the young man who had won the San Antonio-Texas Open only two weeks before. Cries of "go get em. Ben," and "Charge 'em, IiOnghorn," and "Best 'em echoed through the piney woods in this Carolina Miller Barber is happy and he ought to be.

He won $100,000 to go along with the World Open title Sunday and finished the two-week long golf tourney with an eight-round total of 570, two over par for 144 holes, (UPI Telepholo) Bowls at a glance 'Hie major poxl-Hcmum and all-slur college football games, wilh starting times, where known: Dec. Liberty Ihml al Memphis. Tenn. Kansas 16-3-1 1 vs. North Carolina Stale 1 7 1, 9 p.m., EST.

Dec, IK Illue-Grey All-Star Al Montgomery. Ala. North vs. South Dec. 21 Fiesta Howl al Tempe, Arl.

Pittsburgh 16-3-1 1 vs. Arizona iH-2-0) or Arizona Slate 18-I-O1 Dec. 22 Tangerine Howl al Orlando, Fla. Miami. Ohio I IO-0-Oi vs.

learn to he determined Dec. 2.1 Shrine Howl Al Miami. Fla. North vs. South Dec.

28 Peach Howl al Atlanta Maryland 1 7-3-0 1 vs. Georgia 1 5-4-1 1 Dec. 29 Aslro-lllurbonnel Howl at Houston Tulane (9-1-01 vs. Houston (8-l-Oi, 4 EST. Gator Howl al Jacksonville, Fla.

Texas Tech 1 9-1-01 vs. Tennessee 16-301, 8:30 p.m.. EST. Sun Howl at El Paso. Tex.

Auburn 16-41 vs. Missouri 17-3- 01 Shrine Howl at San Francisco East vs. West. 4 p.m. Dec.

31 Sugar Howl al New Orleans Noire Dame iB-O-Oi vs. Alabama 19-tHll. 8 p.m. EST. Jan.

I Hose Howl al Pasadena, Calif. Michigan 10-0-0) or Ohio Slate (9-0-01 vs. Southern California iK-l-l or UCLA (9-I 01, 5 p.m. EST Collon Howl al Dallas Texas 17-2-0) vs. Nebraska (8-l-li Orange Howl at Miami Ijiuisiana State 9-0-0) vs.

Penn Slate (lO-O-tti. 8 p.m. EST Jan 5 Hula Howl at Honolulu East vs. West. 4 p.m.

EST Jan. Ail-American Howl at Tampa. Fla. North vs. South 12 Senior Howl al Mobile.

Ala. North vs. South. I p.m. EST CL cagers stress defense Sports slate College cross country: NCAA championships, Spokane, Wash.

TTF.SDAV: College basketball: University of Oregon Varsity Preview, Eugene, 8 p.m. FRIDAY: Prep gymnastics: Hoys state championships, Portland State University, II a.m. preliminaries, 7:30 p.m. finals. SATlltDAY: I'rcp gymnastics: (iris state championships.

Portland Slate University, II a m. preliminaries, 7:30 pm. finals. College football: Oregon State at Oregon, Eugene, 1:30 p.m. Former golfer, Mangrum, dies APPLE VALLEY.

Calif. (AP) Lloyd Mangrum, one of golf's elite of the 1940s and 1950s and winner of the U.S. Open, is dead at the age of 59. The sharp-tongued, quickwitted Mangrum, was stricken by a heart attack and died at his home in this high desert community on Saturday. He had lived here since the early 1950s.

When he retired, a writer dubbed him "The Squire of Apple Valley," a title Mangrum disliked but wore with humor. No funeral services were nlannpd. shooter," said Matthews of his 6-3 center in Walrod. Moore will be operating in the backcourt. "He's a good shooter and passes the ball exceptionally well," noted the Central Linn coach.

Three other seniors include Clay Lunsford. Ken Barley and Bob Canaday. Lunsford appears to be a starter at the forward spot. "He's really a good team player." added Matthews. Juniors on the squad are Les Eversull, Tony Ridinger, Greg Davidson and Randy Thornton.

"I'm very disciplined," said Matthews of his style, "but the kids have really adjusted to my style. They have really made an effort to please me. "And that's important to me." continued. "1 try to spend twice as much time on defense than offense." But for the first week of practice "it has been just plain fundamentals," stressed Matthews. "Passing, shooting, dribbling and stuff like that." Being a new coach means some changes in style and philosophy.

It also means spending a little extra time to adjust. But Matthews is finding it isn't so at Central Linn. "We're making pretty good progress," he said. "The thing I'm impressed with about these kids is their attitude. I'm really impressed wilh their attitude.

They play well together and none of the kids are selfish. "They're pretty sound defensively fnom last year. We'll only have to make a few This is the fifth of a series previewing the ni id-valley's high school basketball teams. By FKKI) WKSTKRLUND Democrat-Herald Writer HALSEY "Everybody grows up knowing how to shoot a basketball, but not everybody can play defense." And defense is going to be the name of the game in this week's basketball practice at Central Linn High School, asserted Larry Matthews, the Cobras new coach. "It's harder to teach," said Matthews of defense.

"It takes more work, especially more team work with the switches have the guys talk to each other and help each other out. "Offense is easier," he adjustments," said Matthews. "I think we'll surprise a few people before the year is over. The kids think that way and I know I do." Matthews knows it may take a little time to transform the Cobras into a unified winning unit. "We have a lot of young kids," he explained.

Along with five seniors and four juniors, Central Linn will have a sophomore and a freshman the Grossniklaus brothers. Dave, a 6-2 sophomore, is battling for a starting forward spot while Peter, a freshman, has earned a varsity spot and may be seeing considerable action. Forming the nucleus for Central Linn will be two senior lettermen, Steve Walrod and Tom Moore. "He's a good jumper, quick and a good Pro football Hulgint 27, Holy Cross 7 Slippery Hock 28, West Chester 14 Syracuse 24, Boston College 13 Trinity College 33. Wesleyan 16 West Virginia 42.

Virginia 17 Williams Col 30. Amherst 14 Yale 30, Princeton 13 South Alabama 43, Miami, Fla 13 Arkansas Slate 26, McNccse St Zl Bethune-Cookmn 21, Florida Chattanooga 25, Tampa 24 Davidson Col 19, Citadel 16 Klon College 45, Winston Salem 13 Florida 20. Kentucky 18 Georgia 28, Auburn 14 Georgia Tech 26, Navy 22 Grambling Col 19. Southern I'niv 14 Johns Hopkins 16, West Maryland 8 louisiana Stale 26, Mississippi SI 7 l-ouisvlllt 35. Furman Univ 14 Marshall Univ 37, Dayton 14 Maryland 28, Clemson 13 Memphis State 41, SW Louisiana 6 Mississippi 28, Tennessee 18 Mississippi Col 12, Samford t'niv 10 North Carolina 42.

Wake Forest 0 No Carolina St 21, Duke? Kichmond 31, William It Mary South Carolina 52, Florida State 12 South Carp SI 27, Delaware Stale 0 Tennessee Slate 35, Alabama State 7 Tulane 24, Vanderblll 3 Virginia Military 22, Virginia Tech 21 West Carolina 23. Carson-Newman 3 Midwest Akron 42, Gustav Adolphus 7 Ball State 27, Illinois St Univ 18 Bowling Green 21. Northern Illinois 20 Cent Michigan 30. North Michigan 7 Earlham Col 20. Wilmington Col 15 Indiana State 36, Southern Illinois 17 Iowa State 17, Missouri 7 John Carroll 30, Case Western 7 Kent State 51, Toledo 16 liong Beach St 35.

Wichita Stale 10 Miami. Ohio 6. Cincinnati 0 Michigan 34, Purdue 9 Michigan State 10. Indiana 9 Minnesota 19, Illinois 16 Nebraska 50. Kansas St Univ 21 Ohio State 55.

Iowa 13 Oklahoma 48, Kansas 20 Temple 35. Drake Univ 10 Valparaiso 12, Whcalon College 7 Washington. Mo. 21, Wash-ingtn Lee 8 Wisconsin 36, Northwestern 34 Wittenberg 35. Marietta Col 7 Xavier 13, Villanova 6 Southwest Arizona State 54, Texas, El Paso 13 Arkansas 7, South Methodisl 7 East Texas SI 42.

Tarlelon State 13 Kice 24, Texas 20 Texas 52. Texas Christian 7 Texas, Arlington 31, West Michigan 12 Texas Southern 41, Prairie View 14 Texas Tech 55. Baylor 24 Trinity 16. Bishop College 13 Tulsa 24. North Texas SI 15 Far West Air Force 27, Arizona 26 Boise State 42, al Poly-SLO III Brigham Young 45.

Weber Stale 14 Idaho 43. Idaho SI. U. 0 New Mexico 23. Wyoming 21 Oklahoma State 38.

Colorado 24 Sunla Clara 10, Montana Slate II Southern Cul 42, Washington III Stanford 24, Oregon 7 I'CLA 56, Oregon Stale 14 Utah 31. Utah Slate 28 Washington SI 31. California 2D Whilman College 18. Llnfleld Col Whltworth Col 24. Willamette I'ugct Sound 30.

Pacific Lutheran 21 Oregon College 7. Lewis at Clark 0 Eastern Wash 17, College of Idaho SI. Mary's 33. Oregon Tech 7 Simon Eraser 46. Central Wash 211 Southern Oregon 7, Pacific 6 National Football league American Conference Fast Division H.

T. Prt. PF PA Miami Buffalo NYJi'ts NewFng halt 9 1 0 .900 262 1 i 0 .500 H7 180 3 7 0 .300 163 203 3 7 0 300 170 231 2 8 0 .200 158 281 Central Division 8 2 0 .800 235 138 6 3 I .650 159 155 6 4 0 .600 156 166 1 9 0 .100 162 338 Pitt (lev Cine llous 1 4 wins in 1 8 NBA games West Division KCilv 6 3 1 .650 161 115 Denver 5 3 2 .600 271 215 Oakland 5 4 1 ,550 186 142 SDicgo 2 7 1 .250 137 250 NATIONAL CONFF.HK.NCF. Pro basketball Fast Division Desire keys Chicago's success Dallas .700 296 169 .700 233 127 .350 211 263 .350 218 278 .250 173 244 7 3 0 7 30 3 6 I 6 I 2 7 I Wash StUuis Phil NVOntH Complete Automotive Parts Service (for all cars) Albany Auto Parts 204 E. 2nd 928-3335 Fred Brown sank a basket and a pair of foul shots in the final 38 seconds to give Seattle its winning margin.

Brown wound up with 22 points while teammate Spencer Haywood led all scorers with 31. Cavs 11-2 in the waning moments of the fourth quarter to pull it out. Gail Goodrich pumped in 30 points and Happy Hairston collected 26 rebounds for the Lakers. Sonics 95, Sixers 91 NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W. I'd.

G.H. Boston 13 3 .813 New York II 7 .611 3 Buffulo 8 12 .401) 7 Philadelphia 5 12 .294 Central Division Atlanta 10 8 .556 -Capltal II 7 .533 3 Houston 5 13 .278 5 Cleveland 4 15 .211 6'j Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 15 3 .833 -Chicago 14 4 .778 I Detroit II 8 .879 4'. K.C. -Omaha 6 12 .333 9 Pacific Division Ijm Angeles 12 6 .667 -Golden SI. 8 6 .571 2 Portland 7 .563 2 Seattle 7 14 .33 8's Phoenix 4 13 .235 7'j Sunday's Game Buffalo 112, Capital 101 Ijo Angeles 102, Cleveland UK) Seattle 95, Philadelphia 91 Chicago 104, Detroit 102 By the Associated Press The Chicago Bulls have won 14 ballgames in 18 attempts this season and Coach Dick Motta thinks he knows why.

"Maybe we just have more desire than some of the other teams," said the fiery Motta. "We play very hard, we dive for loose balls, we just have more Motta's Bulls have won more than their share bf squeakers this National Basketball Association season and they pulled another one out Sunday night, edging the improving Detroit Pistons 104-102. Veteran guard Norm Van Lier sank a 20-foot jump shot with just three seconds left to give Chicago its winning margin. Elsewhere in the NBA, the Buffalo Braves- beat the Capital Bullets 112-101, the Los Angeles Lakers downed the Cleveland Cavaliers 102-100 and the Seattle SuperSonics defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 95-91. The Utah Stars shaded the San Antonio Spurs 83-80 in the only American Basketball Association contest played.

Chet Walker led the Bulls' attack with 28 points, Jerry Sloan had 24 and Bob Love added 21. Bob Lanier, whose two free throws with 20 seconds left gave Detroit its last lead of the night, topped the Pistons with 27 points. The Bulls are off to a fast start but still trail Milwaukee, off to an even faster start, by one game in the Midwest Division. The Bucks are 15-3. Braves 112, Bullets 101 Buffalo center Bob McAdoo broke the game open with 10 points in the first six minutes of the second half.

He wound up with 43 points and 17 rebounds. The loss dropped the Bullets a half-game behind first-place Atlanta in the Central Division. Lakers 102, Cavaliers 100 Los Angeles, still without injured All-Star guard Jerry West, outscored the young Central Division x-Minn 9 0 0 1,000 189 94 Detroit 4 5 1 .450 204 170 (JHuv 3 5 1 138 198 Chic' 3 7 0 .300 175 216 West Division I.Angls 8 2 0 .800 268 142 Allantu 6 3 0 .667 240 131 NOrlns 4 6 0, .400 114 234 SunFrau 3 7 0 .300 ISO 232 x-clinched division title Sunday's Games Washington 22, Baltimore 14 Miami 17. Buffalo 0 New York Giants 24, Si: Louis 13 Denver 23, Pittsburgh 13 New England 33, Green Bay 24 Cincinnati 20, New York Jell 14 Dallas 31. Philadelphia 10 Kiimsiis City 38.

Houston 14 Dclroit 30, Chicago 7 Cleveland 7. Oakland 3 Sun Diego 17. New Orleans 14 Ijis Angeles 31. San Francisco Monday's Game Minnesota at Allanla Thursday, Nov, 22 Washington at Detroit Miami at Dallas Sunday, Nov, 23 Plltsburgh at Cleveland SI. Louis al Cincinnati New Wk Glanls at Philadelphia Buffalo al Baltimore Chicago at Minnesota lis Angeles al New Orleans New England at Houston Kansas Cily at Denver Atlanta at New York Jels San Diego al Oakland Monday Nov, 26 Green Bay al San Frunclsco AHA East Division Vou'll Find Plenty o( gift DdGas in the lassiiiGe! W.

I'd. G.H. 13 3 .813 18 5 Kentucky Carolina New York Memphis .762 7' i II 7 12 .333 8'i 5 II .313 t'i Mrgtnla West Division Denver .625 I .471 2' Huh Indiana San Anlonio Sun Diego .409 .333 Sunday's Game Utah 83. San Anlonio 80 Evergreen Conference Final Standings Conference Season 8 I. I.

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Event to honor West's athletes Football, gymnastics and cross country athletes at West Albany High School will be honored Tuesday at the Fall Sports Dessert. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the school's auditorium. Tickets will be on sale at the door. Guest speaker will be Oregon College of Education football coach Bill McArthur.

College football East Boston Univ 3. Colgate 0 Coast Guard 9. Drexel 0 Connecticut 7. Ithode Island 7 W. Post 33, Fordham 0 Dartmouth 17, Cornell 0 Dcluware 50.

Bucknell Georgetown 31, Catholic I'niv 0 Harvard 35, Brown 32 Kings Point 34, Wilkes College U'hlgh 45. Ufuyelle 13 Massachusetts 28. New Hampshire 7 Pennsylvania 42, Columbia 8 IVnn Slate 49, Ohio 10 Piltsburgh 34, Armv 0 ItiH'hester 32. Tufts 0 Northwest Conference Final lvalue Season Ul. I.W I.

i 3 4 2 Pacific Lutheran Linfleld Whitworth Willamette Whilman Pacific Clark College of Idaho Pi If you are looking for a gift idea all you have to do is look in the classified section of the Albany Democrat-Herald! Our classified Gift Spotter starts running on November 22 and runs through December 22. It is filled with gift offerings by local merchants all conveniently placed under headings so you can find an idea easily and quickly. If you are a merchant or a private party, all you have to do is call 926-2211 or 259-1694 and ask one of our friendly ad-visors to help you place your Git Spotter advertising! i Good Brakes Mean Safety Albany boxers win Silver Gloves titles .0. GET READY FOR WINTER WINTERIZE SPECIAL 1 0 point cooling system service Vi Drain ond Hush cooling system yV Install new coolant Inspect all hoses Pressure test radiator cap ft Inspect and replace il necessary wiper blades Inspect ond odjusrell tension Check operation of windshield washers Clean battery terminals Inspect and adjust belt tension 0 6 HtetiDcmocrat-ficralD Faulty brakes can mean disaster. Let us check yours now to be sure I COMPLETE BRAKE WORK DISC or DRUM (9 (t 0 WILLAMINA Members of (he Albany Elks Boxing Club are at il again winning.

And on Sunday, three won championships at the Oregon Silver Gloves boxing tournament for boxers with 10 or less bouls and who weigh 50 to 110 pounds. Winning championships were Wayne Pultbrese (8-55 pounds). David lligsen (13-95 pounds) and Keith Corbetl (13 HH5 pounds). Pultbrese and Higsen were also recent winners of the Oregon Novice tournament hold in Portland. Pullbrese decisioned Sidney Newton of Koscburg and Tom Kainey of Eugene to enter the championship.

He decisioned Michael Knave of Longview. for the title. 1 After drawing a bye, Higsen decisioned Bruce Shelton of Ooquille for a championship. Corbetl stopped Robert Strong of Koscburg in the second round for another title. He had received a first round bye.

Also competing in the two-day annual tournament in Willamina was Mike llcigard who lost to Cole Lyday of (he Capitol Boxing Club of Salem in the eight-year-old. GO-pound class. Tonight at 7. the Albany boxing team will host West Eugene Boxing Club and Mt. Scot I Community Center of Portland in matches for the Father-Son night al (he Albany Elks Lodge.

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