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1 r. Sparts win. nonors seniors delaye in five categories and nine career firsts, In his peak season, 1969-70, as a junior, Sisk scored 637 points in making 232 field goals and 173 free throws. His accuracy in field goal shooting was .560 and his scoring average for the 25 games played that season was 25.5 per cent. Following his graduation this year, Sisk plans to teach and coach basketball in an Oregon high school.

Miss Burdick, a three-year letter winner in bowling at at OCE, is the son of John H. Sisk of Springfield and attended Thurston Senior High School. Sisk dominated OCE basketball statistics during his career at the school. During four years he scored 2,083 points to set a new career record for the Wolves. He played in 101 games, another school record.

Though his name does not appear in the individual-game records at OCE, his play was so consistent he was able to set new season school records MONMOUTH Two senior students, Robert Sisk and Patricia Burdick, have been chosen as the outstanding man and woman a 1 of the year at Oregon College of Education. The awards were, announced Tuesday night at the Recognition Banquet of the Associated Students of OCE. Miss Burdick is an elementary education major and the daughter of Al-den V. Burdick of Eugene, She attended Sheldon high school there, graduating in 1967. Sisk, a social science major OCE, held the highest average among OCE women bowlers each year.

She served as anchor bowler for the OCE women's team which placed second in the Oregon Collegiate Bowling league this year, playing against teams from Oregon State University, the Universi-tv of Oregon and 1 1 a State University. Miss Burdick is singles and all-events a i of the Northwest College Women's Sports association, earning the first with a 571 series and the second with a 185 average. In Association of College Unions (area 14) competition at Moscow. she placed third in singles and in all-events classifications. In the Oregon Collegiate Bowling League, Miss Burdick, this year, claimed the second-highest average among women, fourth-highest all-time average in the league, fourth-highest series in the league (584) and the third-highest game with a score of 228.

Iliil! II The two-hit pitching of Ken Swygard and the usual Corval-lis hitting efficiency were too much for Ontario Tuesday in a quarterfinal game of the state AAA baseball playoffs. The Spartans downed Ontario, 8-3, in the game at Corvat lis. Other Class AAA quarterfinal action found Madison tipping Lake Oswego 1-0 as Rob State playoff scoreboard (Class AAA Quarterfinals) Corvallis Ontario 3 Roseburg Cottage Grove Madison 1, Lake Oswego 0 Centennial at McMinnville, rain (Class AA Quarterfinals) Junction City 5, Henley 3 North Marion 11. Madras Sherwood 4, Seaside 1 Newport 2 Gold Beach 6 (Class A Quarterfinals) Jefferson 4, Jewell 3 Oakland at Glide, rain Pilot Rock 10, Weston 3 Union 2, Prairie City Dressier threw a one-hitter, while Roseburg blanked Cottage Grove, 2-0. Centennial anch McMinnville were rained out.

McMinnville was trailing Centennial 3-1 with two out in the bottom of the fourth inning RTS SPO Section 4 Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, May UiriTBSI 26, 1971 'Page 41 Prices Good thru Complete CFtsd Shopping $15oo Baseball in Bush Park striking out? iiiXPf fists ST" hH4 if I Tf -Jt JU Msvsfj) Center. N. Marion routs Madras in opener Richard Dewey, a 42-year-old Kansas City machinist, set a marathon record for bowling by rolling 1,206 games this week, stopping only for 30-minute eating breaks three times a day. Dewey felt the sore fingers, arms and shoulders are worth it, because he got local businesses to pay various charities a set amount for each game he bowled during the vigil. (UPI) rake Reline Doing his 'B limped rooKie driver not 'when the showers began, forcing play to stop.

A new time and site was to be decided this morning-. The winner will a a ne to the semifinals against Madison, Ontario came to Corvallis'' with a 33-2 record, two unbeaten pitchers and five hitters with averages over .400. The Spartans quickly proved it's not a matter of what you've done, but who you've done it against. They jumped on Jim Gonzales, who was sporting an 11-0 pitching mark, for five runs in the first inning. Dean Roberts accounted for three of those, poking a long home run to left field with Gary Beck and Mike Riley aboard.

Don Reynolds doubled, Jeff Gibbs singled and Dave Evenson followed with a run-scoring ground ball. Meanwhile, Swygard struck out five Ontario batters and at one point retired 15 men in a row. Corvallis will host Roseburg at 4 p.m. Friday in the semifinals of the playoffs. Ontario 000 002 13 2 1 Corvallis 520 100 8 9 0 Gonzales, Hull 4 and Plaza; Swygard, Phelps 6, Woods 7 and Gibbs.

HR: C. Roberts. day, scoring the most impressive victory of any of the clubs in the state field in the process. The Huskies used three-hit pitching from starter Gary Hopkins and two relievers, plus eight hits of their own, to swamp Madras 11-0 at Wood-burn Legion Field. In other AA quarterfinal games, Junction City topped Henley 5-3, Sherwood tripped Seaside 4-1 and Newport shut out Gold Beach 2-0.

North Marion will host Junction City on Friday in the semifinals of the state playoffs. After a run scored on a passed ball, Gary Packer drove in two more runs with a single and the Huskies had a 3-0 lead in the first inning. They added five more in the fourth and three in the fifth. Hopkins was relieved after five innings to make him eligible for Friday's game. Randy Brock and Rod Andreas shared the save, shutting off Madras the rest of the way.

Madraj 000 000 0 0 3 2 North Marlon 300 530 11 8 1 Ringering, Weigand 4 and Bl-lingsley; Hopkins, Brock 6, Andreas 7 and Packer. Fischer chess lead still at 3-0 VANCOUVER (AP) Grandmasters Bobby Fischer of the United States and Mark Tai-manov of the Soviet Union adjourned Tuesday night the fourth game in their world chess quarter-final elimination match. At adjournment on the 41st move, Fischer held a slight positional advantage. Taimanov had asked postponement of Sunday's game because of illness. Fischer leads the 10-game match 3-0.

The winner of the match must score 5Vi points to advance in the candidates' series to pick a challenger for world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. membered as a football quarterback who led South Salem into the state playoffs, suffered a shoulder injury and was not able to play for UCLA. He retained his full scholarship at the Los Angeles school, however, and plans to complete his education and go into coaching. Upon his return to the states after the goodwill tour in September, Edmonds will address the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church. $49.95 3 "Cham Guaranteed for 30.000 miles, plus FREE brake ad justment for the life of the guarantee.

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Bill Weisgram, Tim Eaton, Randy Buchheit, Dan Summer, Dave Matthys, Tony Hedges, Mike DuVal, Dave Hardwick, Jeff Bates, Dean Veneman. COCA COLA Tom McCaffrey, Lance Luman, Randy Lumbeth, Steve DeBerry, Ray Os-man, Lance Nevell, Brad Nevell, Guy McQueary, Pat McCaffrey, new pla North Marion rolled into the semifinals of the Class AA state baseball playoffs Tues- Jeff snares 4-3 triumph Tri-River Conference champion Jefferson crept into the semifinals of the state Class A baseball playoffs Tuesday after taking a 4-3 decision from Jewell in a quarterfinal contest at Jefferson. Jefferson will face either Oakland or Glide, on the road, in Friday's semifinal round of the playoffs. Oakland and Glide were rained out of their Tuesday game and were to make it up today. Other quarterfinal action Tuesday found Pilot Rock downing Weston 10-3 while Union blanked Prairie City 2-0.

Jefferson scored the tying and clinching runs in the fifth inning when Rich Hayworth and Ron Wickett walked with the bases loaded. Mike McDonald allowed five hits and struck out six in pitching the win for the Lions. Jewell 000 300 03 5 4 Jefferson 000 220 04 2 2 H. Olstedt and S. Olstedt; McDonald and Knight.

GARY EDMONDS To tour abroad Saturday, May 29th Premium It" Add necessary heavy duty brake fluid Inspect complete brake system Adiust and inspect emer gency brake Prices good for most American cars Disc brakes slightly higher 1Q mlnut Radiator flush each I Wshdsh WASH EM each Hazel Dell 7700 Highwoy 99 Vancouver North Salem 2855 Broadway St. N.E. South Salem 3450 Commefciol Sr. S.f, bit year in his only Indianapolis 500 start; said contractual obligations with his sponsor, the TraveLodge chain of motels, forced him to remove Mahler. The episode quickly made Simon the villain and Mahler the hero in a swirling controversy among racing personnel The 12 teams of the Keizer-Salem Babe Ruth League drafted 127 new players Tuesday night at the pre-league meeting of the two-year-old program.

Last summer's 15-year-olds who are now too old for Babe Ruth baseball were replaced with new 14 or 15-year-olds, or players from the large crop of incoming 13-year-olds. The teams and their draft choices follow: KIWANIA Mike Nolan. Dan Stubblefield, Brian Lusted, Jay Dressier, Doug Brynes, Harold Proctor. Bob Roach, Jay Seaton, Norm Johnson, Dennis Day, John Haus. PIETRO'S PIZZA Jim Mc-Elhinny, Jeff Smith, Andy Orcutt, Denny McCarthy, Rob Draver, Chuck Chamberlain, Robert Rogers, Dennis Moore, Jim Wilson, Jim Wenger, Tim Hughes.

BOISE CASCADE Tim Eide, Paul Poindexter, Bob DePey, Tom Pickett, Davie Ringeisen, Mike Hoffman, Robert Collins, Randi LaBrousse, John Ebel. VALU MART Von Widmer, Chris Widmer, Wayne Harvey, Jim Fagen, Pat Moran, Jim Smith, Philip Brown, Bobby Odel, Dave Betz, Don Corcoran, Greg Anderson. KEIZER FIRE Rick Tuttle, Wally Riedlinger, John Haus, Craig Bjorkman, Bruce Goforth, Mel Wade, Marty McGee, Matthew Laue. Garth Arnold. MEIER FRANK Dave Edwards, Robb Hayden, Kirk Hay-den, Mark' Cushing, Dean McPike, Jeff Skilfman, George Epperly, Jim Hynds, Paul Green, David Hutchins, Rich Miller, Mark Cruise, Gary Bishop.

SALEM ED John Gesner, Rich 1 Babe 127 councilman Warren Carkin, to urge that Bush Park be preserved for peace and quiet rather than sports. So, the council voted that a land use plan be adopted for the park, Phillips Field 4 be closed to league play in 1972-73, field 3 be closed in 1973-74 and field 2 be closed in 1974-75. Phillips Field 1 would remain a a i 1 a 1 for league play. The citizens advisory board for park and recreation suggested that a roll-up rather than permanent backstop be built for field 2. The council agreed.

angry Actually, I'm indebted to Dick: He gave me a chance to pass my rookie test in the car and it was only after he qualified his own car that I got the chance to qualify the second car. It is unfortunate that he was bumped from the lineup by a faster car." A' sports car driver since 1959, Mahler said the attention he had gained by being ousted from the world's richest race had opened up the future for him. Simon and the 33 other drivers who will start the race at 11 a.m. Saturday got their last chance to tour the speedway today when they participated in carburation The tests, to check fuel consumption and tire wear, were to begin at 11 a.m. and last for three hours.

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NE Phone 363-4343 It appears today that organized baseball in Bush Park is soon going to be winding up its season once and for all. The Salem City Countil ap-proved a recommendation Monday night calling for sports to be phased out of the park and re-located someplace like MintO Island. The policy decision and timetable for removing ball fields in the southeast portion of the park came about because residents from that area complained about plans by the Salem Softball Association to build a backstop. This caused others, including that terms of his contract called for him to drive the car if it raced. "Dick can only be looked on in the role of villian if the people see me as the persecuted," Mahler said.

"I don't want it that way. ivers Dave Loch, Duane Smith. JOHNSON CONST. Doug Warr, Daryl Long, Mike Peterson, Gary Terrell, Steve Larson, Dan Markee, Kevin Taylor, Ric Huewe, Robert Sax, Alan Stickney, Larry Gilleland. KEIZER MERCHANTS Jeff WUlnow, Rusty Hampton, Jeff Odle, Roger Lowe, David Iverson, Ron Munson, John Rohr, Jon Rawls, Daniel Bynon, Greg Blank.

LL rained out Salem Pioneer and Judson Little League baseball action was rained out Tuesday night. tilt Hayes, now with the San Diego Rockets of the National Basketball Association, and Alcindor, with the Milwaukee Bucks, will be on the same side here Friday night when te NBA All-Stars take on the top players from the American Basketball Association in the first meeting between the two leagues. Hayes came in early in an attempt to help boost the slow-selling tickets. So far, Astrodome officials say, only about 8,000 have been bought. The players of the two leagues are playing the game in defiance of the club owners to show that a merger of the two leagues, now being sought, is not necessary for- the leagues to compete.

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99c 0" each 1 Ml INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -John Mahler, the most publicized rookie driver in Indianapolis, wants it known that he isn't mad at the man who took him out of Saturday's $1 million auto race. "I didn't have a ride when I came up here and I don't have one now," said the 36-year-old Mahler, of Bettendorf. Iowa. "Yet, it has been the best thing that has happened to me." Mahler qualified a car owned by Salt Lake City businessman-driver Dick Simon at 170.164 m.p.h. the fastest four-lap speed ever turned by a first year man at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

He would have started 27th in the field. But Simon, who had been bumped from the field in his own car, announced Monday that he was taking over Mahler's car for the race and, under the rules, would start it in 33rd, or last position. Simon, who finished 14th last White Sox get 1st pick NEW YORK (UPI)-The Chicago White Sox will make the first selections in both the regular and secondary phases of baseball's annual free agent draft, scheduled for June 8-9, it was announced Tuesday by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. The White Sox will pick first in the regular draft because of their last-placo finish in the American League last season. The White Sox pick first in the secondary phase by luck of the draw.

The San Diego Padres will follow the White Sox in picking regular free ag-ents and the draft will proceed in inverse order of the 1971 standings until the world champion Baltimore Orioles and the National League champion Cincinnati Reds make their choices. The Pittsburgh Pirates have the last pick in the secondary phase of the draft. The first part of the secondary listing is the "active" section that covers unsigned free agents drafted last January. The delayed section includes players drafted prior to last January who are still unsigned. The Washington Senators have first choice in the delayed selections and the New York Mets will pick last.

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Tucson at Portland, ppd. rain Hawaii at Eugene, ppd rain Beavers, Eugene stopped by rain harmless to car finish- OQ es. Reg. 59c Gateway NE 102nd ond Halsey Tigard 11565 SW Pacific HigUoy Southeast SE 82nd ond Mitchell (2-blodii North of foUr) Gary Edmonds, aformer South Salem standout athlete who is now attending UCLA, will travel to Southeast Asia and the Middle East this summer as a member of a basketball all-star team. The team is sponsored by Sports Ambassadors, an arm of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes program.

Edmonds was selected on the basis of his athletic ability and high moral character. Edmonds, perhaps best re- By United Press International The rain came at Portland and Eugene, but the thunder was at Tacoma and Spokane. Tuesday's PCL action produced real slugfests as Salt Lake bombed Spokane 17-4 and Tacoma took Phoenix 10-4. The rains washed out Tucson at Portland and Hawaii at Eu- BANKAMERIuhiiI). (gl-S.