Fight Scene Shjft;
To Dressing Rooms
CLEVELAND a-Rocky Ctstel
Jsui's unanimous decision over
Holly Mims last night almost car
ried over into a dressing room
rematch as the Mims entourage
burst into - the winner's quarters
screaming various versions of "we
, was robbed."
Castellanj had been lounging id
his robe. His eyes widened in sur
prise, and then he lunged to his
feet, fists clenched, and. muttered
in flat, cold tones:
"I'll show 'em who won it."
Quick grabs by CasteUanis
trainers stopped what might very
. well have become a free-for-all,
out of sight of the 5.348 fans in
the arena and the television view
ers who watched the 12-round mid
dleweight bout.
Mims, along with bis manager
Nick Trottao and his trainers
claimed that Castellani butted him
in the clinches and rubbed him on
we ropes.
. Castellani's manager Al Naiman
said later the rhubarb "was only
the result of the heat of battle
and disappointment." .
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Sports In Brief
Pit THI ASSOCIATED PRESS
TENNIS - i
ST; PETERSBURG, Fla. Top
seeded Edtfe Moylan of Trenton,
N. J., advanced 'to the quarter
. finals of the Florida West Coast
Tournament with a 6-2, 6-4 victory
over Lonie Jordan of Montgom
ery, Ala,
RACING
ARCADIA, Calf. Battle Dance
($16.50) took the $18,100 Los Felt
Stakes at Santa Anita.
Harrv Pllinf nf- cn T:
led the Pacific. Coast League in
niiuug .33v, mis total bas
. es (319) and doubles (42). . '
SET TO compete with Let
j Wallick in bottom . half of
.double main event at Armory
i Saturday niaht is Maurice La-
Chaoelle. Tod half nit nnn.
ular Pepper Gomez against
Don Kindred for 45 minutes of
best of three falls'. . Meeting
in 20-minute special event are
Jim LoKock.and Gene Detton
Seattle Fight Slated
SEATTLE tfl Tieer AI Wll
Hams, the fancy middleweight
from Los Angeles, will tangle with
comeback-bound Johnny Wells of
oeame nere Jan. a in a 10-round
main event.
The two met here last fall and
Williams won a split decision. The
scoring was Jcln;t dvpn thrtuoh
he decked the 29-year-old Wells
twice auring me eigni rounds.
Tfl his lasf snnoBrmn. h... fl.
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i vniinff Pfllifni-riinn nnnhal ut m
decision over Vinnie D Carlo of
i rnuaaeipnia.
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(HEAVY. HITTERS Cricket players like King Kong, left, and
vjuit oidgu (.-tiiijr u fut uj. wcitjiu inure iiiuu nun a ion com
rbmed. ?Tnev are Indian wrestlers and with heftv ronpapiipit nn.
posed a'team of jockeys in exhibition in Colombo, Ceylon. (NEA)
Low Point Allowance
Steers Dens To Tourney
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
While college basketball rambles
along In what may be its mosl
prolific scoring season with 100-
pius games totals popping up au
over the lads who Dump into San
Francisco are having a tough time
getting 50 points. And that stingy
treatment may lead the Dons into
the NCAA title tournament as an
it-large representative.
The Dons, ranked fifth in this
week's Associated Press poll,
shackled Santa Clara by a 54-44
count last night for their 11th vic
tory in-12 games and their ninth
straight The lean Santa Clara
point production chopped San Fran
cisco's nations! leading team d
tense average to a scant 47.9 al
lowance a game.
San Francisco, which lost to
UCLA 4740 but reversed it with a
5644 triumph, went into a seven
minute stall, against Santa Clara
at the close of the California Bas
ketball Assn. game. Kenny Sears
wno nas starred for santa Clara
in three NCAA playoffs was high
with 17 points.
Giants Trade Punches,
Make Up After Battle
San Juan, P.R. W Usually
affable Willie Mays ' and Ruben
Gomez, key players in the New
York Giants' drive to the world
championship last fall, apparently
were on good terms today after a
fist fight, n , ; ...! ;
The two players,-' members of
the Santurce club of the i'uerio
Rican League, engaged in fisti
cuffs during a practice session
Tuesday. Mays knocked Gomez
down before other players stopped
the squabble.
But today both players refused
to discuss the incident and team
mates said they had shaken hands.
"There's nothing 'to it," said
Gomez. "We both consider the
case closed and are good friends.
Newspaper reports said Gomez
attempted to intervene in a scrap
between Mays and batting prac
tice' pitcher Milton Ralat. Mays
mistook Gomez's intentions and
threw a punch, knocking the Gi
ants rigm-nander down. .
Thurc. Jon. ,13, 1955 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 7
Coach Signs Contract
LOS ANGELES OH ' UCLA
basketball Coach Johnny Wooden
has signed a long term contract
which becomes effective with the
expiration of his current one this
year. , . .
Salary terms and length of the
contract . were not disclosed, but
Wooden, a star at Purdue, is be
lieved to have agreed to coach the
Bruins for the next five years.
Since he came to UCLA in 1949.
his teams have won 132 games and
lost it. tie nas won four Southern
Division championships In the Pa
cific .Coast Conference and two
PCC titles.
Mile Featured On TV
Slated for viewine at 1:15 o.m
Sunday over Eugene KVAL-TV is
the All-American mile event fea
turing runners Wes Santee, Bob
McMillan and Jim Terrill. The
Pro Bowl All-Star football game
follows from Los Angeles, pitting
uie iup piayers 01 we western
Division against those of the East
ern Division of the National Fool
ball League. . - .
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WIENS CLOTHING
TIES
DISCONTINUED STYLE
MUNSINCWEAR
SKIT WINGERS
Styled, like the popular T-shirt but will not ride up
ond jive you that, choked bulky feeling.. Wlna
sleeves. Combed cotton. Air sizes. Wert 1.50.
There's a roar of approval that goes up every time we advertise a sale
of Men's Clothing. It's a great opportunity to buy fine quality at min
imum prices. You'll find desirable suits,' topcoats; "jackets,- slacks and
so many other items too numerous to mention here in this Sale. Come,
look, try and buy the items you, want to add to, your . wardrobe. You'll
find the best buys in town at Miller's during this event.
pats
ALL RAYON
Sharp rayon top coats designed to flatter
' your build,-. . . light in weight but warm. ,
Ideal far the coming rainy season. All sites
ond many different, colors. Values to 18 75
now reduced! ' v -i
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Each 75c
11.88
Combed Cotton Slipover UNDER- -yc
SHIRTS, famous brand, Now; '
; V-iundreds in this selection
'. Assorted ColorsPatterns, ;
r . ' Values to 2.50
MEN'S HATS
Head protection at the lowest possible price. Famous hats
from our stocks in fur felts and other materials now reduced.
Regular values to 12.50. Many colors ond all sizes1 Buy one
or two and save at this low price.
7.88
Each 50C
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ALL WOOL
A selection of our better topcoats hove now ;
been reduced especially for this sale. All fam
ous names In a good selection of sizes, colors
, ond materials, All. woo. Values to 45.75.'
24.88
ALL WOOL
Famous names appear in this selection of
top grode top coots. Tailoring you'll recognizo
at a 'glance materials you want. Were
priced from 75.00 to 85.00 but look at the
price; nowl ' : . ; 1
( 39.00
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MEN'S WORK GLOVES
The best Glove buy In town . . . leather face gloves,
canvas backs with gaunlet or knit wrists. Reg. 1.19.
Buy all you need at this low, low sale price.
Pr 50C
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FAMOUS NAME
SUTS
America's finest all wool suits regular?
ly carried in stock now reduced for this
sale. A good selection of sizes and col.
ors. 30 suits only! Hurry! Don't miss
these terrific buys. Values to 95.00, now
only ..... "
39.00
Warm, Colorful
JACKETS
For your leisure wear . , , casual ap
pearing jackets in the most., wanted
colors ond materials. Light In weight
but so worm to wear during these sea
sons of the year. All sizes. Wert priced
up to 10.95.- ,
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- MEN'S
SLACKS
We think that we are offering the best
slack buys ever during this sale. These
slacks were priced up to 24 50 a pair.'
Many, many different colors, styles and
materials. All sizes. Buy several pair.
II
6.88
Sorry! No exchonges, refunds or layaways
during this Annual Men's Clothing Clear
Once. Pleose no phone orders. All Items
subject to prior tale. '
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NOW ONLY 11.38
MEN'S JACKETS
Another group of famous men's jacket, Styles that you men like
to wear. Full cut to give full arm movement. Colors and materials
that olways look good ond will take the abuse of everyday wear.;
Make your selection and save. Values to 17.95 now only .
RAIN PANTS
Fomous roin pants of heavy duck material that shed water like o
duck's feathers. Warm, full cut to give you comfort, protection while
you work In the elements. Double or single weight. All sizes. Were
10.95 o pair. .' , ' ' ,. '..'.
MEN'S WEAR- MAIN FLOOR
2.99