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OBSERVER Neil Anderwo Obervr, La Grande, Ore.' Wed., Dec. 16, 1959 Page 2 COP In Fourth Straight Victory United Prw International Co!kg of Pacific, loi ly juniu ing-juck l.croy Wi iiit. today looked more aid more lik" I'"' team to boat in the Wist Coast Athletic Conferer.ee. .The Titfers rolled U tlieir fourth Uraiiiht win Tuesday bight while St. Mary's avJ Santa Clara, other high-ranked teams in the WCAC. turned in unimpressive pvfor mances. COP rolled over the Cat A-'Ries. G8-41. Dick Walsh leo the Timers with 11 points, but it was wrii'.ht, defending V. S. rebound cham pion, who dominated play as he hauled the ball o.'f the hoards 19 times. While the Ticcrs roared. St. M;ry's defending WCAC cham pion, fell before Wichita. 74-M. at Wichita. The Shockers icH the contest with 16 straight 'mints ii the third quarter. Tom Mesch-ry grabbed individual honors with tl points for the (lacls. Brono Get Scarf The Drones managed to win their game, but got a real scare before downing Hawaii. 63-55. The Itainbows Kra-ik Del.auro went on a 26 point hurst as he hit II of 16 point!. The score was dead lockH at 48 all before I'ete I.ille vand spn-ked a hurst that fat tened the Bronco lead to 61-50 Joe Slicaff led Santa Clara with 20 points while l.illeva ul hit 15. . t'SK scored its first win of tlie campaign Tuesday night as the Dons Icok ada.ilae of an off night by Denier to defeat tin I'ioners 63-ttf. George Jercich picked up 1!) points to spark the upset. The WCAC made it four out of five as Sal Jcse State downed Fresno Sta;e. fiB-63. Sophomore center Dennis Marc poured in 23 Arizin Leads Warrior Win By IMitad Press International I'aul Arizin. pluying in the shadow of Wilt Chamberlain this season, reached a nersonal mile stone Tuesday night by becoming the Ihrd highest scorer in Na tional Uasketbull Assn. history. The former Villavova star, who twice led the NBA in scoring, hiked his lifetime total to 11. 7 points as the Philadelphia War riors irumlod the Cincinnati Hoy als, 131-107. Arizin contributed 26 prints in the W'airior spree, a surge that put him 15 over the 11.764 tallied by the g:eat George Mikan of the .Minneacli.s Lakers. Only Dulph Schayes of Syracuse aid Hob Cousy have scored more points than Arizin in the NBA. Chamlierlain. however. con tinued to dominate the 1'hiladel phta scoring as he netted 38 points against Cincinnati. points to lead scorers in the nip- a Kt-tutk u;iw-t ., ., , Het Bering Perfrt lancet Other tussles Tuesday night tun plenty if hot storing performu; ces. Tall Krnie McCray tallied 21 and hauled in 23 rebounds to lea:l Aiiona to a 05 50 win over San Uiego Sta'e. South Dakota over came a 26 point burst by Arizona S ate s Hill Aaron to thump the Aiizoniuns. 7:1-69. Ray Akemai nipped in 27 p:lnts as Pomona downed arch rival Claremont Mud.l, 73-11. Whiltier rolled to a 57-46 win over Westmont, although the los ers' Jelly Gorton tossed in 21 points. Hilly Oates had 29 mark ets as Occidental defeated l.a Verne in a f ce-whceUntf B9-U2 hat He. Cal Woly from ban Ijiis Obis pn hopped lluffalo for the second time, 71 5H. while Cal Poly of I'o- mo la withstood a second half ral ly to sneak oast Humboldt State. 47-46. Tonight's schedule includes Colo rado Slate at Idaho, Cal Poly at Adelphia. N. Y.. and Cal Poly of Pumona at Chico. Scores By United Press International College Basketball Results EAST I.IU 73 CCNY 58 . Penn State 00 Syracuse 75 Reek ley 79 Salem 77 . Hutgers 51 Pennsylvania 44 St. Johns iN.Y.i 88 Itrooklyn 49 St. Jcs. ' Pa. I 93 Klizabethtown 69 Scrav.ton 77 Kings College 75 SOUTH Christmas Tournament at Quantico, Va. First Round) Jacksonville 67 Belmont Abbey 56 Lewis Coll. B4 Wesleyan I'. 59 Ml. St. Mary 71 Catholic U. 63 fjuantico Mai . 87 AH. 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'I PI' - Fast rising Kuly Fllis of Chicago iiut'ts Gene (Ace' Armstrong of F.lizuheth, N.J.. in a in-round na tionully televistil miildieuiught bout tonight that pi is a heavy puncher against a slick boxer. The puncher in tins case is the 23-year-old Chicago campaigner. wh bla-tcd his way into the tanks of the niidillcAeiht con lenders when he scored a thrillivg fifth-reu id knockout over sea soned Bobby Boyd in his first TV apjicurance last August. quarterback Y. A. Tittle of the Forty Niners, aid his favorite re ceiver, Colt end Hay Berry, also will Ik? r.n ha-d. Foity Ninor tackle U'O Nomel lini will be playuii! in his eighth Pro Howl (ia'iie aid il will I the sixth fcr linebackers l.es Hichter of the Los Angel's Hams. Hill (korge of the Chicago Hears, Jce Schnvdt of the Detroit Lions, and defensive hack Jim David of the Lions. A 33rd i layer will le named to the so. tad by West Coach Hed Mickey of the F'orty Niners. The Fast s ;uad hea'lini by quar terbacks Norm Van Hrocklin of Pittshtech as named Tuesday The West ollense squal-F.-.ds: Hay Perry. Colts. D e I FIGHT RESULTS T Uni.td Press Inton-aiional IH'KKALO. N Y. - Itocky Fu mcieile, 155. lUiflnlo. outiMiinted Jie Miceli. 1.11. New York MOi. Shofner, Hams: Hill Wilson, Forty Niners. Tackles: Jim Parker, Colts; Forrest Gregg, Packers; rb St. Clair, Forty Niners. Guards: Art Spinney, Colts, Har ley Sewell. Lions: Stan Jones Hears. Centers: Jim Bingo. Pack ers; Le Kichter. Hams 'also hnitiackeri. (Jtiarterbacks: John Iritas. Celts; Y. A. Tittle. Forty Niners. Halfbacks: Lenny Moore, Celts: Paul Horning, Packers; Ji.n Arret, Hams. Fullbacks: Hick Cesares. Eea s: J.D. Smi'h, Forty Niners. The defense squad: Knds: tiino Marchelti. Colls; Doug Atkins, Rears; LaMar Um- Philali'lihia and Hibliy Layne of !' Hams. Tackles: Leo Nomel- lint. horty Niners: Gene Lipscomb, Colls; Fred Williams. Bears. Li"eha kers: Jce Schmidt. Lions; Bill George. Hears: Bill Forester, Parkers; Les Kfhter, Hams 'al so center i. Hallbacks: Krick BarneV, Hears: Jim David, Lions; Abe Woodson, Forty Niners. Safe ties: Dave Baker, Forty Niners: Yale La y. Lions By l:;uD DOWN UPI Stjf. Writer NEW YOHK 'l'.''!' - The S Fra-x'sco Giants awl Ci..cnv.:it Heds appare.itly have strepttur id themselves where they "hur: thu nosles;" las! :c:i.si:i with v pair of sirnrise d;-ils. The Gia its moviu to t:j;'!ta3 u. I their inner deiens.- vhei the;, obtained second - baseman Don ! Blasingyxe from the Si Loj I Cardinals while the Reds made a bid fir the "big" pitcher they needed when they acquired, lii game v.hr.cr Cal Mcl.ish f:o.:i Clark Quits USC Post I LOS ANGFUCS "CPU Don Clark cashed in all his football chips as a winner today, resign ing a' rea l coacn ot tne I niver sity of Soutiie'n California to e:i tcr private huiress. "I rever int"K'1 to m.i'.c ciachirg my life enreer" sa''! Clark after the surrise resi ;r a (ion was male public Tuesday night. "I find myse'f unable tJ let pass the opportunity now be ing afforded me." Dr. Norman Topping, president of USC, immediately announc?,! Johi MiK--y. former Oregon aide who Si'rveJ one season as assist ant to Clark, had been signed In coach the Trojans for one year. While Clark and some alumni and school officials didn't see eye to eye on a number of quesions. the resignation was unexpected. Clark couched the Trojans to a record of eight wins and two losses in llt.19, one of the finest CSC marks in years. The nu cleus of the same squad, led by the McKeever twins. Mike and Marlin, will return for the next season and make the Trojans strong coderders for national honors. Clark, whose resignation is ef fictive March 1, said he would take a position as executive vice president of Prudential Overall Supply Co., a multi-plant indus trial operation in Southern California. ii- Cleveland Indians. i'ie (iiant-Cardinals deal x.-ml.w'innitvi I" cu- wa:.soi. said the Gui Is Mx "arc d off-season deal but the the learn to "i. "... lar-l translation ju-tlthat the braves lllasiiigaiv.e me "tneil to held us up. ' Pir:lcj E?J Offer The S.'iuii 'is. meaiv.hile. said they ha I :ce.-tei the M'cond l......sl n'ler ever male lor a IIAKTFOHI). Con. lillv i.y. d.. i n. iiarir,.. i. si,,pp,..i i i.:o USC's Wei has Named iv.n: eon, i.o, v uti:; - in'. SETS SPEED RECORD LOS A.NGKL1.S l'l'l Air Force Brig. Gen Jo-ep'i II Moore to, cf Spartanburg. S C., Friday set a worl.l red recertl of 1 21H miles m hour I IK miles h i hour more than th" French-hel l record of l.ion in a rrvhrn cquipjK-d F-10.1 Thunderchicf jet, the Air Fr:ce uiiuuui.ceu io.. . THKNTOX, N .I. - .1. D Fllis. 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