Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 15

IDAHO SUNDAY JOURNAL Sunday, December 7, 1958-15 Portland Upsets Bobcats; ISC Loses to Utah State Rodgers, Jolley Lead Pilots To 5J-49 Win Portland University overcame a 14-point deficit with less than seven minutes to go in the final half and Ihcn oulhustlcd favored Montana State to s'lore a 57-49 victory in the opening round of Ihe ISC Invitational tourney Friday night. -Montana State took advantage of Portland's inefficiency to hit from the field and built a point 27-13 lead but the Pilots found the range in the closing minutes of Ihe first half and narrowed the gap lo eight 29-21, by halftimc. Larry Chanay, 5-4 forward, guards Al Harris and Jim Wallace paced the early Bohcnl at- as Chanay accounted for 12 points with Harris and Wallace collecting six and nine respectively during Ihe first half. The Pilots five oppor (unities from Ihe foul line in the firsl 20 minutes and made good on one ol these. Center Chuck Rogers 6-C, and li-5 forward Elmcn Bloede teamed to take control of Ihe back hoards with three minutes remain ipg in the opening stanza and re serve guard James O'Donnell can tied four quick points with Dlocde adding a bucket to guide the Pilots back into the gome.

Montana Stale started fast the onset of the second half bu laxed off as their adversaries' rail; smouldered, died and then caugh fire halfway through the fin; frame. 'Ihe Pilots bombed the nets i close as Jim Altenhofcn, Roger and controlled Ihe back boards. Portland hit ten'of 12 shots in the second half while lowing MSC only five chances. Guard Dick Jolley dropped in pair nf free shots to put the Pilot, ahead 41-40 for the first time i the game with 5:45 showing on erratic score hoard. 'The lead changed hands six times before Wally Panel and su; jOL'q o) )peq put Portland out of reach with 1:15 left in the game.

Chanay led the Bobcats in Ihe scoring department and look game hnnors with 22 on eight field goals and six charity tosses while Rogers and Jollcy were the big scoring guns for Portland with 16 and 14 points respectively. Although Portland had few free shot opportunities in the first half they oiilshot MSC at the foul line 11-9 and held their opponents to eight field goals during Ihe second half. Portland FG FT PF Pts Bloedel 3 1 3 Armstrong 0 2 4 Mtenhofen 2 2 3 Rodgers 7 2 2 Panel 3 0 1 O'Donnell 3 0 0 Jolley 5 4 4 PORTLAND PILOT GOKS UP FOR SHOT Wally Panel, 5-11 guard for Portland University jumps for shot in opening game of Idaho State College Invitational Basketbal Tournament against Montana State, Little Ail-American candidate Larry Chanay of the Bobcats also goes up in attempt to block. Jim Kelly (10), center and Chuck Rogers (53), Slot pivot man get ready for rebound efforts. The Oregon upset Ihe favored Bobcats 5749 after trailing at halftime in Friday night's action on Ihe Bengal court.

Gaels, Idaho, Utah And Stanford Gain Wins; Huskies Lose United Press International St. Mary's, long just an ran in the West Coast Athletic Conference, Inoked like the coast's new basketball today. The Gaels proved their mettle Friday night in the San Francisco Cow Palace wilh an overtime win over rugged UCLA. 62-59. In the heralded battle of sophomore centers, Tom Mesciierv outscored Druin Kirk Miller, 17-11.

Top rated Washington's stock took a nose-dive when the Huskies were upset 70-C3 back in Denver by the University of Colorado in Totals 23 11 17 14 57 Montana Slate Chanay fianstad Kelly FG FT PF Pts 0' 0 4 Harris 5 Maslin 0 Wallace 3 Murphy 0 Totals another overtime set-to. In other action Friday night, Stanford downed Santa Clara 5519 in the other half of a Cow- Palace double-header; Southern California loafed to a 70-51 victory over Loyola in the Trojans' 2 14 opener; Utah breezed past Oregon Stale, 70-41, and Oregon upset Brigham Young 70-75 in a third overtime Stanford's victory over Santa 22 Clara was sparked by Dick Hnga, who at "only" 2 rates as one of the coast's shortest centers. i per cent of their shots in the game which featured deliberate play by both clubs. Utah led Oregon State 38-2G at half-time and was never in trouble thereafter. Oregon University's Dale Hcrrnn scored 28 points in Ihe top one-man show of tin evening to lead the Ducks past Brigham Young.

Oilier co.ist highlights Friday night: Utah Slate edged Idaho State, 65-62, and Portland downed Montana Stale 57-19 the Idaho Slate Invitational Tourney before S.CIIO fans. The score was tied 21 times during regulation play and ended with the score knotted at 69-all. A long push shot by Slu Robertson in the overtime period put Oregon on top to stay. Sterling Forbes hit 34 as Pepperdine downed State 7I-G9 in still another overtime tussle. Fresno State breezed to a GbMS-win over Sacramento State.

Six-foot-eight-inch Stan Summers scored 23 as Nevada downed the Foul Shots Give Farmers Win; Bethke Gels II Utah Stale paced by the one-two punch of Harold Theus and Bob Ipscn came from behind to Meat ISC 65-62 in the second of Ihe third annual Idaho State College Invitational Bas- tetball Tournament Friday night. The ISC Bengals took an early ead at 23 to 14 hut the Aggies came from behind to lead at halt- ime 26-25. Utah State won the game from he foul line. The Skyline team sank 21 oul of 32 free throws with flashy 5-9 guard Max Perry hitting nine for ten. The Bengals oulhit the Farmers from the floor scoring 27 field goals to only 22 for Utah Stale.

The Idaho Stale Scoreboard clock failed to work properly at Ihe start of the second half. With Ihe huzzer sounding the Bengals fell off on defense when the Aggies look the tip off. Utah State moved down court without opposition to tally two points and the officials ruled Ihe basket good. Coach John Grayson's Bengals showed plenty of hustle and spiri and pulled even with the Utah State quintet in the final seven minutes of the half. John Bethke, 6-6 ISC center, was high point man in the game with 20 points.

He was followed in point production by RMC all-conference guard Jim Rcdgers who hit well from outside for 16 points. Homer Wafkins. 6-6 forward for the Bengals, work the boards to lead the team in rebounding. All the efforts to spell victory. Theus, the jumping jack forward for the Aggies, scored 17 points for the winners and teammate Ipsen tallied 19.

Idaho State pulled to a 23-14 ead in the first half of play, but Utah State went ahead before he half ended. With one minute play in Ihe first half reserve 10 But he tallied 15 paints and dotn- nated board Paul Nenrmn Halftime score: 29, Portland 21 20 9 18 49 Montana State Prep Scores Nampa 71 F.mmett -15 Caldwcll Ontario 40 Hurley 1S Boise 44 Jerome 31 Borah 23 Gonzaga 51 Standpoint 2' St. Maries 51 Clarkston Kellogg 61 West Valley Moscow 43 Grangeville 33 l.ewislon 40 Wallace 3S Bear River (Utah) 50 Twin Falls 38 Twin Falls JV -10 llansen 39 Richfield 53 Gooding State 41 Arco 41 liailcy 38 Wendell 41 Mnnaugh 28 Kimberly 52 Carlin, Nev. 36 Klko, Nev. 55 Shoshone 28 Buhl 51 Meridian 39 Missoula 61 Cocur d'Alcne 52 Hwyhcc 50 Bruneau 41 Mountain Home 54 Parma 43 FruitlanrI 47 Wciser -16 added 10 more as tlie Cards hit Cage Friday Scores North Fremont Edges Soda North Fremont staved off a fourth quarter a by Scda Springs Friday night to earn a light 50-49 victory.

North Fremont's Fransi scored only two points all night but (hey proved the clincher when he dropped a pair of foul shots through (he net for a 5047 lead with 15 seconds remaining. Soda Springs scored again to narrow Ihe gap but time ran out on coach Mel Clark's squad. Soda Springs scored first to open the game hut NF bounced back lo take a 12-11 quarter lead stretched it to 23-17 by Ihe a Scoring honors went to SS's Rresencline with 17 as the Soda ace played more a two quarters wilh four personal fouls before drawing his fifth one a sen! him Ihe bench late in Ihe final stanza. Soda Springs Junior Varsity won Ihcir soason'n opener, stopping Nojrtli JV's 41-10 in the preliminary. Soda Springs 11 17 30--19 North Fremont 12 28 3S--50 Presidio Ron Fomsic nelled 20 to lead the Olympic club lo a 76-39 win over Ihe Cal Aggies.

Idaho nosed out Colorado 59-58. TWILIGHT LEAGUE Team standings: Fanners Ir.s 3Gf. 23-i. l.ithn Printers 36-21. A.

F. Merchants 33.57. Colfce 31-20 Sunset Rovs I nrrv- England Const. 3 0 2 i 1030. ISC nOTC 30-30.

W. Dickm-m Hist. 3(1-SO. FJ-M Tiro Co V. team Fnrmcrs Ins 302..: I team g.in-.c: I.iiho Printers 10,8: Inch I fiame: nil! Corbin 2-10 high ind.

series: nill Corbin AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Team stnmliiiEs: D. of n.C 20-10 Bisllines 24-12, Rullock Motor "Co 23 13. Dnve's n.ir liob's Con oco 23-16. a C. and Linlon 20-16 St.

Mary's 62 UCLA 59 (o'timo) Olympic Club 76 Cal Aggies 39 USC 70 Loyola 51 Oregon 79 RYU 75 (o'time) Oregon Cnl 66 George Fox .17 Colorado 70 Washington 63 (o' tin;) Fresno Stale GG Saclo Slate -13 Hnmholill St. 51 Oregon Tech -IS Peppenlinc 71 San Diego St. 69 Nevada 51 Presidio 58 klaho 59 Colorado Stale 58 Utah 70 Oregon Stale 41 Con Cortn 67 Mcnlo Col- 1- 3:1 JC 51 Sacramento JC 4'. Ceil. i 75 San Macto 60 Rcdlands 70 Long Beach St.

60 forward Don Hull hit a running jump shot to put the Aggies out in ront 24-23. Each club scored an other basket as Ihe half ended 26. 25 in favor of Utah State. The Idaho Staters were hanrti- caped in the second half with four key men playing wilh lour fouls each. Bethke, Watkins, Roy Christian and Nick Clock were forced to play with too much caution in the lale stages of the game for fear of being put on Ihe sidelines wilh five fouls.

The game was lied up seven times in the second half. The Ben gals finally caught tha visiting Utah club at 34-3-! with 14 minutes lefl in (he ball game. Wilh only minutes ing and trailing 59 lo 53 the Bengals put on an amazing dem- onslraton of basketball stealing. Ir. eight seconds the ISC quintet tieJ the score at 59-59.

Bengal reserve forward Ray mond Griffith took the ball from Utah State and sank a shot. As the Aggies tossed the ball back into play the Bengals started using a full court press and Rodgers stole the ball and tanked a shol lo movi the Bengals within two points of thi Utah Stalers. Again Rodgers took the ball away from the Aggies am scored again lo tie up the game at 59 all. The eight second bai stealing show was one of the big gest thrills ever witnessed by cagi fans in the Bengal gym. Idaho Slate trailing 63-60 one minute and 30 seconds a i ing got back in Ihe ball game whei Walkins hit a basket and wa fouled on Ihe shot.

With the scon at 63-62 Watkins missed a chand to tie the game from the fre throw line. Both ball teams looked ragged ii 'he first half but improved as th tM 'namiro rfi' 16 gamc P. ro csseci Belhke iooke Mcmien-: 00 1 with his left handed hoo ihots and Rodgers was accural rom the outside. Watkins re munded well. Outstanding player 'or Utah Stale were Ipsen, Theu and Perry.

Coach Grayson used ten men in he game and Clicv. 18'--17 li-lll's 1C-2n. Knelt" Chili 15-21. Hill 14-22. Molor Co.

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ence. Utah Slate Theus Hull Schofield Ipsen Agoraslcs Cullimore Perry Totals 22 Idaho Stale Walkins Mingus Morris Clock Griffin Belhke 9 i i Rodyers 8 Dye Christian Totals 27 Halilime SCOIK Idaho Stale GETS AWAY SHOT Nick Clock (5) ISC forward gos up for shot at basket. Don Hull (32) Utah State throws elbow into Bengal forward. Gelling set for rehound is John Belhke (15) ISC center. In background Max Perry (3) and Chris Agorastos of the Aggies.

BENGAL GETS REBOUND John Bethke (15) Idaho Slats center takes ball from boards in Friday night game between ISC and Utah Stale. Jerry Schofield (15) Aggie forward goes up with Belhke. Also shown Alan Morris (4) and Homer Watkins (30) for Idaho Stale and Bob Ispesn for Farmers. Telephone Galls Every Pocatello telephone has a NEW number At midnight last night, Pocatello's new dial system went into operation. At that time all telephones in Pocatello receive)! ne.w numbers, cadi beginning with the central office name, CICdar 2 or CEdar 3.

followed by four figures (for example 3-0-5-8). AH numbers are listed in the new Pocalello telephone so if you haven't already done so, pleasei DISPOSE OF YOUR OLD I 2. LOOK UP ALL NUMBERS BEFORE YOU DIAL 1 3. CORRECT YOUR PERSONAL NUMBER LISTS Cecil Baker of seven pelled Ihe differ- FG FT PF Pis 6 0 4 7 0 1 3 22 5 0 2 5 0 0 9 21 9 0 5 7 0 1 10 32 3 1 3 5 1 2 3 17 FG FT PF 5 0 3 0 0 9 1 8 0 I .27 3 0 2 1) 0 2 0 0 0 1 8 Utah 8 0 3 0 0 3 0 2 0 1 4 0 1 4 0 4 I 2 4 18 21 State 17 0 10 19 0 2 15 85 Pis 13 0 8 0 0 20 2 16 0 3 62 26, BE SURE TO LISTEN FOR THE STEADY HUM-M-M of the dial tone, which means the equipment is ready to receive your call. 7 OF THE I A are necessary on aR calls.

For example, dial C-E-3; then each of the four remaining figures, such as 3-0-5-8. If you cKal Hgurs asfc the assistance oparafcx, and wHI help you Mountain States Telephone.