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Milwaukee, Yanks
Complete Bust At
Baseball Meetings
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Stefi Writer -
! MIAMI BKACII. Kla. H'J'li-
The baseball motluiKs turned out
M be a complete bust fur llie Mil
waukee . Braves anil New York
Yankees,, ..who tame m plenty
hopeful but left einpty ha-'Jed.,
,. neiiner ol the two clubs was
able to swing a sinejr deal al
though both tried in every p:ssi
ble direction.
"Genera! Manage- Johnny Me
, Scores
By United Pri International
By United Preu International
NtHcial Basketball Association
Cincinnati li Del r oil 119
Boston 137 Philadelphia 116
Syracuse 93 Mmrieopolui m
'Only fames scheduled) .
- t. American Heckey League
Springfield S llershey .
Only .game cheduled) ..,
'i National Hockey League
Detroit 2 Chicago 0
I Only game scheduled i
College Basketball Results
EAST
Temple 88 Princeton 65
LaSalle 88 i.chlRh 54
Dartmouth 74 Khode Islu ul K5
New York IT. 82 Bulgers 56
Harvard 68 Williams 67
Yale 82 Fordham 65 . - ..
Holy Cross 85 Kt. Anselm's 71
SOUTH
Maryland 70 Virginia 61
Morris-liar, 74 Georgetown Ky. 72
Tenn.. Wesleyan 88 Chattanooga 85
Murray St. 67 Texas Wesleyan 61
MIDWEST
Baldwin Wallace 75 Adrian 67
Dayton 61 Miami Klhiu) 45
Oberlin 81 Kerni 48
Beioit 68 Kipon 64
Notre Dame 9.1 Northwestern 88
. i SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma 56 Texas Tech 43
Miami K!a.l 7i Houston 63
Texas Christian V.) Tulsa 77
WEST
New Mexic3 SI. 77 Colorado 69
Montana Stale 73 South Dakota 63
Clark Coll. 70. Portland Fresh 60
Jesuit SO, Washington 46
OOP 65 Cal Aggies 37
Occidental 101 I'omona 57
Pete Daw kin's
Passing Aids
Oxford Win
LONDON tUI'D - British ex
perts readily admitted toduy that
the American-style passing dis
played hy Pete Dawluns in the
latest Oxford-Cambridge rugby
match may revolutionize the
sport.
Britons throw the oval-shaped
rugby football with two hands,
but Duwkins heaved the hall with
one hand in helping Oxford down
Cambridge. 9-3. Tuesday before
58,000 fans at Twickenham.
Although h earned All-America
honors at West Point as a great
ball-carrier, it was Dawkins'
unique passing skill that im
pressed his rivals, sports writers
and even his own teummntos.
, "Dawkins' fabulous efforts car
ried a lull 40 yards each, doail
straight," hymned the usually
conservative Dally' Telegraph
rugby writer.
"His Amcrican-slyle throw was
a secret weapon of the Oxford
side," announced . the Daily Kx
pres critic.
NAME CAPTAINS
MIAMI. Fla. t UPI i Tackle tiil
Lewis of Oklahoma was named
cartain of the South team which
oppose each other Doe; 2 in the
annual North-South football game.
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U ale of the Braves- took off for
Milwaukee still looking for a first
string second baseman, while
Yankee (ficia!s headed home
without either the left -fielder or
front-line pitcher they sought, i
"We're not , giving up, ' said
Mdlale. obviously disappointed
"There is still plenty of time for
us to shop around. V
,. Tirre Running Out
Actually, there isn't as much
lime, as he thinks. If he has
Frvik Belling of the Tine's or
(IN McDougald of the Yankees in
mild. Mi Hale has only five more
diiys because tho ne inter-league
trading tieriod officially ends
Dec. 15. .
Ana if he's hoping to land Don
Blatingame of the Cardinals,
some other club is liable to beat
him to the punch
San Francisco and Cleveland
alu) are interested in the little
SI. Louis second baseman, and
before he left here. General Man
ager Bing Devme said he prob
ably would talk to both those
clubs before the end of the week.
The Yankees ran into a stone
wall in their efforts to obtain ''a
good left-handed hitting left
fielder."
Senators Came Close i
"One of the reasons," explained
General Manager George Weiss,
"is that there aren't too many
around." . .
Like the Yankees, the Washing
ton Senators came close, but
that's all.
"At least six clubs wanted Roy
Sievers and some of them still
want him," said Cal Griffith. "1
won't let him go. though, unless
we get at least as good in re
turn." The Dodgers tried hardest to
get Sievers because they felt he
would hit at least 30 homers with
the advantage of the left-field
screen nt the l.os Arigeles Cull
seum. They offered their. SSO.ooti
bonus outiwUer. Hon Kuirly, in
liuldpr Dan Zimmer and reliel
pitcher Clem I.abiue.
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List Has One
NW Quintet
NEW YORK (t'PD ' Here's
how the t'niled Press Interna
liornl's rating board of basket
ball teams will rank at the close
of the 1959 I960 scasoa ifirsl-
placc votes in parenthesis':
Team Points
1. Kvan-sville lnd 122' 337
2 Tennessee St. All (14 289
3. Whealon 'III. U' 22i
4. Southwest Missouri State 190
5. Grambling I.a.l 119
6. Louisiana Tech 2 100
7. Paeilic Uilheran (Wash.) !K)
8. Sleubenville (Ohio' 114
9. Wittenberg 'Ohio' 77
10 S;iithwest Texas Hi 75
II. Western Illinois. 55; 12. Ak
ron i Ohio', 54: 13, North Caro
lina A A T, 411; 14, Los Angeles
Stale 1 1 1, 42; 15 Itu-I. Belmont
Abliey 'N.C.t and South Dakota
Slate, 34 each: 17, West Virginia
Tech, 30: 18, Kentucky Wesleyan,
29: 19, West Virginia wesleyan
'!'. CT: 20 iliei, Chaiman (Calif.'
and Kegis 'Colo.', 24 each.
SLENDER DEFENDER Rod Henderson, 5-9 junior
weighs only 145 pounds but is a real husky on defen
0 for the North Powder Badgers. Henderson will pro
bably be in the starting lineup when the Badgers open
a week end series at Hoardman Friday and Saturday.
(Observer Photo)
boston rally tips
Warriors, stilt
By United Press International
Frank Ramsey, the Boston Cel
tics' so-called "sixth man," strut
ted like a regular Wednesday
night as the defending champions
opened a four-game lead over
Philadelphia in the National Bas
ketball Assn.'s Kaslern Division.
Ramsey, a former Kentucky
star, scored 29 points 'Wednesday
night as Boston staged a second
half drive to beat the Warriors,
137-116, and even their season
series at two-all.
In other action, .Cincinnati up-
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ended Detroit, 129-119, in the op
ener of a . Boston doubleheader
and Syracuse defeated Minnea
polis. 93-89. at Seattle, Wash.
Boston couldn't contain Wilt
Chamberlain, who tallied 39
points, but answered with Ram
sey's scoring thrusts, plus Bill
Russell's 23 points and Tom Hcin
sohn's 20.
Jack Twyman. the NBA s lead
ing scorer, poured in 38 points as
Cincinnati moved to within three
games of second place Detroit in
the Western Division. Twyman's
18 points in the last nire minutes
of the third period gave the
Royals a 94-79 lead and the hall
game. Gene Shue wai high fur
the Pistons with 26 points.
Dnliih Schayes and Hal Greer
sparked a third period rally Hint
enabled the Nmionnls to down
Minneapolis Klgin Baylar. the
former Seattle University star,
was rot loo impressive before his
old hometown fans but still man
aged lo garnur 17 oints for the
Lakers.
Cove Grabs
Win Over
St. Francis
, COVE (Special' -Ccve scortd
!htir recond win o( the scsson
last night d f.ntint' S.. Frantis
Acadtmy 58-47 on the Leopard's
home court.
The Baker visitors took the le:d
on a fret throw but Cove countered
with a two point-r and led the
rest of the way. Rich Robinson's
23 points on nine held goals and
five counters from the charity
stripe were high for the game.
Al Lindley of St. Francis led his
team with 17 points.
The two teams were cold from
the floor during the first half of
action. Cove connected on 5 of
31' attempts whi'e th? visitors
could hit enly five of 36. The
Leopards hit eight Iree throws
to give them an 18-14 intermission
lead.
The scoring picked up in the
third canlo with Cove tossing 28
noints to nine for St. Francis.
Withvthe Cove reserves playing
the final period. St. Francis man
aged to score 24 points to 12 for
the Leopards.
Cove ended the game with a 35
per cent field goal average on 22
of 63 shots. They also hit 14 of
28 free throws. St. rrancis hit
17 of 75 attempts from the field
for 24 per cent.
Coach Arch Lowry changed his
o'fense after the low scoring first
half before his cagers started
connecting, hitting 17 of 33 sccend
half shots.
John Haggerty had 16 points for
Cove. Jim Munsfield. 10, Frank
Conley, 3. and Ed Hoofnagel, Roy
Howe and Bobby Childers hit for
two each.
Cove 11 18 46 58
St. Francis .7 14 23 47
FRANK RAMSEY
Scores 29 Points
Sports Log
FRIDAY
I.a Grande at Ontario
Burns at Klgin
Joseph at Union
Cove at Baker .I.V.
North Powder at Boardinan.
SATURDAY
Union at La Grande
John Day at Klgin
Baker J.V. at Cove .
North Powder at Boardman.
Baltimore Favored
To Capture Title
Bowling
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Grand Rondo Valley League
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Wins Award As
Coast's Best
LOS ANGELES UPD-Quarter-back
Bob Schloredt of the Uni
versity of Washington was named
winner of the 1959 W.J. Voit me
morial Trophy Tuesday as the top
football player on the Pacific
Coast.
Schloredt. a junior, was picked
in balloting by sports writers and
television and radio sportscasters.
He received 110 votes for first
place followd by Chris Burford,
Stanford end, with 38.
The one-eyed siimal-callec who
will lead the Huskies against Wis
consin in the Rose Bowl New
Year's Day. will receive the tro-:
phy Dec. 28 at the annual football
writers Rose Bowl luncheon in j
Pasadena. Calif. He lost the sight
of his left eye in a childhood i
accident. I
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The Baltimuro Colls are 10
poinl favorites lo whip the Rams
Saturday at Us Angeles and
qualify to entertain the New Y'ork
Giants Dec. 27 in the National
Football League's championship
game. The 12 clubs play their fi
nal regular season games Satur
day and Sunday.
Baltimore, leading the San
Francisco Forty-Nincrs and Chi
cago Bears by a game, needs a
victory or a tie at Los Angeles
to - capture its second straight
Western Division crown -
The Giants clinched their sec
ond straight Kastern title last
Sunday when they walloped the
Cleveland Browns, 48-7. New
York (9-2' is a nine-point choice
lo end ils regular season with a
victory Sunday against the Rett
skins 13-81 at Washinxlon.
The oddsmakers are so confi
dent the Colls (8 3 will retain
the Western tille that they al
ready have tabbed them three
point choices to defeat the Giants
in the championship .game Balti
more won Hie league tille last
n 23-17 overtime tri
the Giants at New
year with
uniph over
York.
San Francisco (7-4 ' is favored
over the visiting Green Bay Pack
ers (S-Ji by five points and the
Bears 17-4' are favored over the
Detroit Lions 3-7-1 by 7l nt
Chicago in Sunday action. If the
Hams i29i upset the Colts Sat
urday, the Forty-Niners and
Bears can tie for the Western ti
tle and force playoff games by
winning Sunday.
In Sunday's other regular sea
son finales, the Kagles (7-4' are
favored over the Browns (6-5 by
one point at Philadelphia while
the Sleelers .'5 5-1 are 10-point
choices to whip the Chicago Car
dinals i2!" at Pittsburgh.
.Cleveland, which failed to win
the F.nstern title for only the
third lime in 10 years, must de
feat the Eagles to tie that team
lor second rlace If Philadelphia
wins and Pittsburgh downs the
Cardinals, the Rronns would wind
up fourth The oily other time
Cleveland ever finished that low
was in I'i5 v ben it tied lor
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UPD '
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa.,
the 1958 Masters golf champion,
was saddened Sunday to learn of
the death of his grandmother.
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the start of the final round of the
Coral Gables tournament.
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