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La Grade 5847 Tigers Win Over By NEIL ANDERSEN Obterver StaH Writer I. a (Inide, already assured i( a herlh in loc Mill" haskctboll tournamcift in Eucene next mouth, continued its winninK ways with a 31147 victory over I'riiieullc Saturday niuht. The win boosted La Grande's non-loss mark to 112 in li utile play. The Tittcm trail UaKU--lendiUK Herniton by one lull Umc with only a Mniile conical loft on the Inlcrmountuin Lcuku . slate. Intermountain Conference W L KtermitOn 12 1 LA GRANDE 11 1 Pendleton 8 S Bene . 6 7 Prineville $ 8 Redmond S 8 The Oeltt 3 10 Biker 2 11 It was Mio'liir cllo-llva win Id rth Timers who rcijaincd some o.' the lustre luckintt in Friday night's performance against The Unites. The Timr passing wi crisp aid sharp and they took advantage of th-ir superior height and. speed to doniinjlc the ccntost from start to fiuish. . Reiney Clears Bench Coach Jack Kainey cleared the bench in the second half as Ik starts to season some of his re serves for posililc tournament ac tion. The Cowboys pained a little grourd but never seriously threat ened In the game. Jerry Itil-y. Prineville's senior center and captain, put on a fine exhibition of plain and fancy jump-shooting to take g;me scor- Scores By United Press International Colles Basketball Results East St. Bona enluro 74 Maniuctto 70 West Vinjinia Htl I'ittsburith 75 Seton Hall 110 (ieornetown 77 Temple 77 I.n Salle 53 Holy Cross '.18 Connecticut Bti St. John's wi St. Francis 61 New York I'. 74 Hnstoa I'. Mi South Wake Forest A3 Duke 1.4 Navy 74 Virginia 61 The Citadel 92 Davidson 6i Clenifoi (15 North Ca'oltmi St. 62 Wm .Mary 64 Hichmond 42 Virginia Tech 100 Furmau 87 Florida 81 Vamlerhil! 75 Ma: y land W) Cioo Wash. U4 ': Ueorgia Tech tS (.cor ma 68 Alahamn 42 Tennessee 40 SouthCaroliiia 115 NorthCarolina 81 Tulane SO Mississippi 43 Midwest Wisconsin 75 Illinois 63 Notre Dame 70 De Paul 58 Minnesota 86 Michigan 61 Oklahoma 58 Iowa SI 47 Ohio St. 84 Michigan St 83 Indiana 79 Iowa 64 Purdue 75 Nn-llmestorn 70 Kansus 75 Colorado 67 Nebraska 70 Kansas SI. 60 Missouri 70 Oklahoma St 55 Southwest Bradley 6 North Texas St 3V Texas A4M 82 A: kansas 61 St. I.-.uis 72 Tulsa 68 Cincinnati 57 Houston 47 SMtl !8 Texas Christian 67 Bayer 79 Itire 51 Texas 74 Texas Tech 61 West Denver 7!i Montana 70 Idaho St. 68 Montana St .VI Washington 62 Oregon St 52 Southern Cal 77 Oregon 73 Utah 91 New Mexico 83 Waj.huic.ion St 77 Idaho r.s California 67 I'CLA 57 1'ortlarl 71, linnraga 58 1 Willamette 67. Cull of 1 54 Whitman 69. I. Infield 63 1AC 4i. I'licilic 3'. SOC 3B. Portland SI 35 OCK 117. i:H' 71 Ntlio-ial Basketball Anociat on Philadelphia L"i New York 112 Syracuse 122 Deli-oil lai Itostoaj 115 Cincinnati 108 MinneaHihs 112 St. l.oois '.in National Hockey League Molltl c.il 6 I led oil 3 New York 7 Hustoi 2 Chicago 7 To: onto 5 Saturday's Prep Scores Aslcria 58. Central Catholic 52 (lae-kamas 42. Mirnuiikie 40 South Eiiccnc 5tt. North lleinl 44 Springfield 75. Collage tiroie 41. li'uM'btirg lit. North t-jigene 47 Ma shi eld 8.5. Willamette 48 Crater 60. tiranls Pass :U MceKoid 75. Klaiu.Mh Falls 41 Pcmllctuti 54. Ite::d 42 Ln (irardu 58, Prinwille 47 Baker 56, The Dulles 47 Hermislon V. Hi diuuntl 4:; Coquillc 68, BriHikings ,t Cold Beach 60, I'acilic 53 Madras 57. Graft Union "0 Lakeview 58. Burns 57 Vale 50. Eljjin 58 Nealikahnie 85, Seaside 4H W'arreiUoii 72. Knappa 56 Merrill 40. Chiloiiuin 45 Mnlin 73. Bonanza 50 I'llot llock 6(1. "Mac Hi 5n Whips In Last Visitors I ,ng honm s with 11 A trio of Timers 'scored in the double figures with' I Jimmy llilluird leading Hie way jWith 14 points. Iluck Co.cy. a idrmon on Die backbuaid all niuht. lnl for l and Steve Smith chipped I in w.th 10 I I'l inevilK' oucned the scoring as Riley conneo'eei on H jump shot I for" the t'owljovi' only lead of llici Iniiiht. Smith came back with a !piir of set shots and l.a Urand?: Iiiu.n to stow 'y widen the margin. La (Jrande s bluest lead cunici late in the til ril period The Timers tan off 10 quick points . to no ahead a0 2!t. ineMlle closed , to So SI as the period ended but I lie cont' si was all over. llerini.ston mai.itained its liague, lead with a victory over Hedmond. i I'endleion vtultrd ov- the slip , pine Lava Bear quinti t into third place ns tlr y downed head. liaker made it.lo wins in a row in league play with a victory over; ! Die Ual'ea. i The Wildcats score d a lopsided , victory over the Kliiln junior in n preliminary contest. jl'lin-.'Ville . 7 20 32 47 La .r:.liri-- 14 33 to PRI.SEV1LLE (47) I FG FT-A PF TP jDunuway I l-l 3 3 Itierke 0 01 3 0 lltilcy 5-t) I 21 Thompson 4 r ' 4-S 2 6 ll.rris 2 0-0 I 4 Lov 10-0 0 2) Walters 0 2-2 0 2 Ttirnsher 13-4 0 5 Porfily 0 23 3 2 Buckner I 0-0 0 2 Totals 15 17 25 13 471 LA GRANDE (SI) Milliard 7 0-0 0 14 Chandler 2 57 3 !lj Corey . 6 0-4 4 12 1 Smith 5 01 2 ltlj Westenskow 4 1 2 3 9, Carman 0 2 2 2 2 Vorui .0 0-1 I 0 B. llill:a:d 10-0 12 Hobeson 0 00 I oj Totals 25 8 17 17 58' Portland U. Tops Gonzaga For Split In Series, 71-58 VANCOl VF.H. Wash. U PD iCapl Jim Allenhofeii scored 20 points Saturday night to leal the I 'diversity of Portland to a 71-58 victory over Umitaga in a home ceming game lor Portla.id. The viclo y avengisj a Friday night loss at the hands ol the Zags. Frank Burgess was held under his 27 point K-r game average but wound up with 23 points to lead Cnmaga SELECT ALL-STARS Itll HMOND. Va L'lM terry West ami Lee Patrone of West Virginia. I hns Smith and Bcbhy Ayersman ol Virginia Tech and Jet( Cohen o( William and Mary were si lecled teTa,v as the South ern Con(cronce All -Star basket hall te in ol the t't.si o season Russia Paces Olympic Field; U.S. Trails Sweden, Germany ! By LEO H. PETERSEN UPI Sports Editor I Sin AW VALl.KY l l'l It jwas Ku-sia against the field in I the Winter Olympic (limits today w it h a determiied United Stales I hockey team, n ile-hcated skating llx-nuly and a waywn'.el skier I kocpirg t iiiln Sain fiom being a ; complete ;ilo-ran. . I l'ut there was no catching Bus isia lor the iiuoliicial len'ii cliaiii I piouvliip. With Mcti days ol com ilH'lilioii still remaining, the hlm : clad Soviet athletes already hud , U'tnpilcil 63'i points in the "bat ; lie'' fiv the unofficial team ihain . pionshii And they hae won sev i en ol the 21 iluil. its ahetKly awarded (our moie than any i other nation. I M hat's more liny were favored lo pick up at least one more gold me-lal tislav, pc:haiis two. 1'here j was no piTspect lor a tirst place i for the C S. . in tiniav s thne . ch.iiupiiiTi.slup events I Sicilc; was c!o-M'sl to lluvsea with 2i ivuits. i,l(nHit by tier n .i'iy vith '. and then the l .S uith 16 In the medal di pa timsil it was thive fur the L S hut nunc 1 1 thetn cold onl one silver , and two timiwi'. But there is a gold o.-ic ce'uuuj up Tueulay un less ilvit sk.iti-r Carol Ih-iss. the i ld l.ntv' in the In Il ,i the tiv ilu- .ivc ot .11 l.ilU Hat in llir lie in lc 1;iv's luuil l'o:llpulsii (igu e or TuesiUiy s dee skating . e en:.s. And tin- I S hiKkcy Iimiii iiun!e jthe clianiiimiiship numd when it slaughtered Auyralia S 11 n d a jnight. 12 1. to hurl lltissia -- us. Home v' ''W'M - , HAND HOLDER Kod ChamlliT (50i. La Grande, and Kobin derke (13), Frinevillo, anil an unidentified third player all hold hands as they jump after the ball hang ing on the edge of the rim. George-Thompson (21) and Jerry Riley i32). Prineville, stand with their mouths open at the unusual goings-on. (Observer Photo) Four Records Fall In First Big1 Cinder Test NKW YORK HiPD Look for. And third was Irvin 'Boi Rob the Cnited States to dominate erson of Philadelphia, who mere track and field once again in this ly ecliosod osc of Jesse Owens-' summer's Olympic .. (James , milast remaining marks. Tle.-cleaExl liiuiit m 25 fe-t. !' inches in the broad That was the clear lesson lodnv jump to ore ik Owens- 25 year old from the first major champion-1 record hy a half inch and then ship meet of the season Salur-1 staled lie was "disappointed." He day's National AAU indocr cham-1 ha.l hem hoping to go well over piorships which tiriuil into a iec ortl breaking sprtv I hat saw tiHir worH marks set. a""hr Iii'il twice, ari't luo nuct rcctinls. The "outstanthrtK a I h 1 e t c'1 award an noun ceil tolay wtrit to a (oroiKno:- Al Lawrence nt Austruliy who plm.crtil a wor'd three rmle imliHr record in ll! mirniU's. 2ti 4 seconds. But Americans were the au thors of all the other reeonN md they emphasized thai the l iuled States ts well supplied in track for the Home names. Plucky Iawrnce tok the top awards with 4t points in olin by spcit.swrilers. hut John Thom as of Ho -ton I' ., w ho turned in history's highest jump with 7-feet.jof K;i stern Muhiiian who tied the 2 mm he. was nlil tx.-liind with 44 7 1 mmu1 meet in the tSO yard (KtiMtS 111!" (ill's again -- Can.-u'-i. Cechosovakia. Ilierirtany ami Svceilon in the title (rcunit. There isn't nuull hope I they w ill heat out (he ICie-sais or the t;a,i;idian.s. IniI at least they're slill alive. As for. I hp skier: Tommy Curcora'i who was foul til in Die giant slalom Sun day was Iwm in J.-ifan. be came a l' S. citien, went lo Dart mouth and Huria d and now lives in lleaconsfie''!. Canada Largest Winter Crowd There were mn-c cheers lor him Sunday than a none else from the crowd of jr.oon the largest ever to view a winter spurts event in Ihe United Stales when he (lashed down iiiiuitilain KT-22. to honor;ilily combat the fa'0'eil KtiroiH-an comiictitors His (mie of one minute .ijd 4!i 7 jseioiuls wasn't guod enough to ' heat (in but it came close He Iw.n only si tenths o! a second 'out of thud place the bro-uc . miil.il one fleeting .second out of srco"d I ho silver and a ' mere cr. .iml fou' te.iths see o ids , away from the gold medal i In this av caving and bcbbuig 1 1 mi thiuuuh 5 stagge ctl "gates 'hts (ourth place linish was a si'a jtacvidar o-e And ol that mam mourn ci own. some early arriving JO.iKVi. who had fought their way GLASS Window, plate, auto ane1 Tharmopana In deck. GLAZING SERVICES Milltr't Cabinet Shop f.',.vi'."; N! 2ti feet u:hI is shooting for 27 this summer. Hal Connolly Fourth llnl Conr.oUy. the Olympic ham me thump Ironi Santa Monica, I'alif.. Mltle.i tor fcurth in the voting. all( tHih he tnpi:ed the listed 3."i tKund weight throw mark hy four fvt with a heave cl 71 h'ct. 2ui inches. And !or. Pra4ii v. ho set a meet mark w iih tec. " inches in the pole au!t. c:ukl do no bet ter thai fifth m the voting with th ee p. tints I'aul Under and Uick .lames, v. ho equalled the world imlxir n.aik ot t 1 seci.i'ls in the ft) yard da.-h. didn't et a vote a'ld i, either did Hayes .Joins th ounh nules o( snarling tiathc M get to Siiuw- Valley, greeted him The ht'ly mcnibe-s of the I' S. ski team kissii! Ihe 2d -year-old transie it skier at the finish line. Farewell To Skiing Kor Tommy, it was a farewell I) skiing tu the day of Ins jreatist glory. I "I'm having my last ding." lie grinned "Its lime lo go to w ork I In Hie women's ti-atro skating. I tile w insulin- Cat ol lias amassed 1 62a.il pmnls in the tour comnur so:y figures which have been pc" : formeil thus la", eonipared to j .'-Nil 5 to Helland's sliainHy nils, I Sjoukie Dik istra It would take a j miracle lo keep her Irom winning !lhe gold medal Another US lass. 18 -year-old ; Barbara Ann Holes of Temple j City. Calif, was in third place ! and anetlksr teenager. LauriTce 'Lime' Owen, only l. aid Ironi Winchester. M.i-s . was in (ittti vlaee reward yourself with Generai j money-jaing -Ai.n Ore -Homeowners Insurance! REYNOLDS .'"'V INSURANCE L.MJHAl' AGENCY N". - By United Press International Oh:o Sta'e's idle whiz kids can hack inte. the Bis Ten title lo ught wlele Cincinnuli and Brad Icy ilay key Missouri Valley Co.i icretice games that may have a lelinite bearing on post-season tournament competition. Indiana s Big Tea contest with Illinois is the pivot for the Buck eyes' immediate clinching of the hampionship. The Hoosiers are' he only conference team that .'lands a chance of tying Ohio state for the crown But a loss to the lliini would stw that faint hope l;y the Ix a ds Cir.cinrati and B aciley. the na tion s second and fourth - ranked cams, arc currently tied (or first place in Missouri Valley standings with H-l league records. Biadley may have the worst ot 'he cprositiou, (or the Braves face a Houston squad that heH Mi-American Cscar Kone tson to 14 points while losing to Cincin nati. 57-47. Satu-day night. , The second ranked Bearcats play North Texas State, which- Bradley beat conviicingry,, 69-3 Have Oie Consolation The teams have one consola tion, however, the conference wia ner will get an NCAA bid, while he two lop runners -up are al most certain to wind up in the NIT. California, the defending NCAA champion and the No. I team In the Inited Press International ratings, virtually clinched a post season tournament berth by whip ping liCLA. 7-57. The Bear's ir lory over the t clans gave them a good jump on the Big Five title Calilo r.ia now is 8-1 and second place I'CLA 6-3. with three league games remaining for each. Fifth-ranked West Virginia. favorite in Thursday's opening of the Soutliern Conference tourna mcnt for an NCAA berth, trim med Pittsburgh, 89-75, as Ail- American Jerry West scored 23 points in his final varsity home apjearance. 'All the other top-ranked teams, except Villanova. played Satur day night. Ohio S(ate led a thril ler parade with an 84-83 victory over Michigan State. Huskies Even' Record With'. . Win Over OSC roRVAI.LIS iiPH Washine Ion's supe ior shooting at the free throw line Saturday niKht enahled the Huskies to even their season's reccrd at 12-12 with a 02-52 win over Oregon State. The Huskies canned 24 of 35 from the free throw line while i OM.' could hit only 10 of 26. ( lint Names scored seven straight pcinis within two minutes I in the second half to enable Wash ' iiiKton to take a 43-32 lead one which OSC couldn't overcome. I Names topped the scoring for ; the evening with IB points. Oregon State was paced by ,lay Carty who had 12 Oregon State's record is now 13-9 (or the season. The Beavers meet Idaho here Friday night and mighty California here Saturday night Len Matthews Sets Return Go After Win NKW YOKK 'UPI' - Light weight contender l.en .Matthews, confident that he deserved better than a split decision over La houan Cioilih at Madison Sipiare liarden triiiuy night, will try to I prove il in llieir ielu:n (mhl at llu I'hiladclphui Arena. March II Promoter Herman Taylor of Philadelphia matched the pair for a repeat engagement almost as soo'i as they finished their TV thriller al Ihe Garden. The only knockdown of tlic light, in the seventh round, ap paieully gave young Matthews of Philadelphia his imager (wo point victory over 30-year-old 11 o din cf Algeria. STARTS WED. Awariloil Indusirv Blue Uibbon H A DRAMA Of tlllKAl JIMtSI . THE BIG , FldlElUlATJ THI STOUT Of SIMON KH t SHIUCI TICHNICOLOM PANAVISIOMft V NOW THRU TUES. Its The Funniest FEATURE r07 10 4(1 ' "gSnt 'SEDATION tonv PETTICOAT CURTIS .Cmrs- Plut "Gunfire At Indian Gap" Feature :23 Oregon To Sweep Week End Series MONHol Til iSu eial Kr.stern Oregon College wound up its Ore-1 yon Collegiato Con'ercnce roadi games with and 87-72 setback at he hands of Orenon Co cue. hire Saturday night. The loss was th" secord in the se: ies and gave KOC a 17 record on the road. While Eastern Oregon was get. ting Us lumps. used a pair of weekend victories to climb into secord p'ace in the eague. The Hed Haiders, now 9-6 defl ated PSC 36-35 to dtop the Oregon Collegiate Conference W Oregon Tech Southern Oregon Portland State . Eastern Oregon Oregon College P UNION (Special) Joseph con tinued its mattery over Tu-Valley League opponents with a 48-45 victory' over Wallowa in the fin als of the loop tournament Sat urday night. The Eagles will now meet the winner of Baker Valley IS League for the right to enter the state B tournament. Cove defeated North Powder 40 ?2 in the first game to gain third place in the final tournament standings. Joseph edged Wallowa in a nip and tuck battle to extend their season's mark to 11-1 over league foes. Their only defeat came at the hands of trio same Cougar quintet in the final game of tegular league play, Wallowa Ahead Wallowa trailed by a single point in the first iiuarter but by Troy Ends Duck Win Mark 77-73 EUGKNE i UPI i Jerry Pimm's red - hot shooting ended Oregon's 10-ganie home court winning streak here Saturday night as 'Southern California beat the l)iirks. 77-73. Southern California shot .4S1 for ! the game hitting W of 59 shots j ',and Pimm got eight of those in one streak. j ' With the score 56-53 in Oregon's . i favor at the 10 minute mark n! , ! the secord half Pimm reeled off ! five straight buckets to shoot I SC j I into a 672 edge. Oregon never was able to re- I cover from this sjmrt although the i Ducks did manage to cut the i court to one point on two occa I sioiis. ; Pimm wound up as (he game's j high scorer with 23 points. Glenn Moo:c had 21 (or Oregon and Chuck liask 19. I The loss hurt but did not ruin I Orecon's chance's for an at-large NCAA touvney berth. The Ducks, now 15-8. meet Idaho here Satur day night. i niJ For safe, sure, warm, comfortable and eco nomical travel... PASDFDS on the Domeliner "CITYof PORTLAND" Call vour Union Pacific Travel Agent for infor mation anil reservations. Local Union Pacific Agent, WO 3-4613 or J. M. Landau, General Traffic Agent. Walla Walla. Wash. JA 9 1610, - fJ ......... -.. Hriui-s 2 H 25 Observer, L Grand), Ore.. Mon., Feb. 22, 1960 Page 2 Kolburn l o , . .Spencer J u 1 4 b Joseph Tops Fieldi U 1 t.U -. ,j " i Totals 37 13 24 16 87 . mrm a ar . 1 1 scaa i m Ftt-Va ev est 'The College Slaps 0C Vikings into thud place. The Mounties never seriously Ihreatt ned in me contest a OCK (opened an early lerd ana moi puii'O away iruni ine visiiors Him .lurura riiniinii.H hut red-het shooting us he co'lectcd 30 points to duplicate Krulav ni:;h'"s e'lo:t n . f.l. I . . I . ...... 1 1. r ranK Lnase mi ...r p. S"Uhorn OreiionlPalr lnv wouniauM-cr uu.ii. aeutnern uregon - Three In Double igurts Both teams h:d lhr men hittir.c m the double figures Hen Hunt I collected 15 points and 'Bob Olinger II41U 1(1 IU KU Willi Mia.-V '-' for HOC. In addition to .lor.e srorine Al llarter coanecUd loi 14 points and Dave Beyle had (or the Wolves. Th? Wolves improved their ac curacy Saturday night as they iiit 37 of 70 'icld goal attcmnts fo.' OISIRVIR Neil Andersen halt time had reversed the score i.nd lead 26-25. The Kagles spark by Dave Beier. v.hi tallied 20, points fi.r game honors, came back to gn ahead 36 34 at the end, of the third canto. ( Joseph extended their final s margin to three points in a hoi-, iy contested (ourth quarter of action. i In addition to Beier's total. Dennis Naughto had 11 counters: for the Eagles. Gayle Princ with! Hi points was the top Wallowa scorer. j Joseph's final margin came! from the free lluovv line. While" the Cougars were sinking only 7 e.f 18 charity attempts! i.r 38 8 per cent. Joseph hit 12 of 20 for i dO per cent. j Cove Never Trails j In the first contest. Cove rac ed to a IG-i) first quarter lend ri.d 2t:-ll half lime bilge and I hen hung on in the second half j to gain their victory . Bich Robinson paced the Leo ;.rd attack with 19 points. Dennis Patterson led the Badgers with 12 points as .North Powder play ed without the services ol Ps scoring ace Kick Henderson, in-j jurcd in Friday's contest. The Badgers hail closed the cap tu i nly six points in the thud periml. Cove outsoored Hie Badg ers 9-7 in Ihe final period to In sure the victory. acseph 13 2.5 30 48 Wallowa 12 28 34 45 JOSEPH (481: Makin (31. Hock-j ell i"i. Cal heart (2). Beier i2(H. Naughton (lit. WALLOWA i45: Prince (17i: Thomas i2i. Weed Dickson i2. Pullen. (7). Gayle Wiilett iGi.l Gary Willet i2). I Cove ' Hi 26 31 4d ! 16 25 32 North Powder COVE 140): Kobinson i19i. Cenley 3i. Chase i4. Hataertv i7. Hoolnagle (3). Childers i4i. NOTH POWDER i32): Williams i3i. Patterson '12). Pointer (3i. Dudek (Cl. Kod Henderson t2l. Gekeler 51. Kirkland 1) Good Health CM i it r, mmm The Resali of Long Training . . . Experience aiti Skill B iTJeW( mam fesso GOOD HfAllH TO AllFROM RFXAll 'I lataiiaTiawngiwwi per ce"t. r.ut nau zo nils in SB attenii!s lor 32 9 per cent, i Kastern Oregon enjoyed their superiority at the free (hrow line !bu! couldn't ollsvl the Wolves' I accuracy In m the held. the : Mi lint is hit lo of 24 charity tosses to only 13 ol J lo; (ice I,..l Vlfll'Ifl'nH Ikt III .V " ":,'' , , Wc u7 v Z.. 'n i - , .;ii h:iv eh.tnei tn mm-. iw" -' 1 " ,hiri1 l)la' w"h, u, "'"s I when inoy e iiin.nn rui iumi aiaie ion the oiKPipn iioor. EASTERN OREGON (72) FG FT-A PF TP 24 111 (', r, 4 t) 3 2 0 U i i('i:st' in 4-8 CO tl 2 3-4 2 2 0- 1 1- 1 tM) 0-0 00 IB 24 lii'Olmg li Arritnlu Hunt Holmes McCadden tlnrnha. t Junes Cornw 1' Uunlap Totals OREGON COLLEGE (87) stiir Hits 58 For Record By United Press International Haskitball records continue to Ik- wiped c::t as long as Philadel phia's s-.iisatiomi! rookie Wilt Chamberlain :eigns in the Nation al Basketball Association. The St 11 threw in 5.1 points Sun day when the Warriors downed the New York Knickerbockers, p.22. This marked Ihe lirst lime in NI'A history that one player has scored liettor than 50 foints oi lour occasions in a sin gle season. Chamberlain aNn broke the Madi.-o'i Square Garden mark of Ti ixii'Us. eslablisluil hy the K. inks' Kicliie (iiic'-in against Syrucuv last Dec. 11. Ad'ling sail lo Ihe Knick vv o u n d s. thi' Sv racuse Nats clinchtsl a playtff berth for the 14th con-ectitiv e year by isrlging the Delioil Pistons. 122 120. thus eliminating New York. Geome Ynnlley was the Nats' top scorer u.ith 211 points, but the Piston's Gene Shoe tallied 3 points to lake faille h nors Ti.e Mosto l C 'ltics tii!:id up-for post -si-ason action by defeating the Royals, 11.". 1(1)1 Jack Twyman of the Royals and Bill Russell stored scoring laurels with 27 apiece Elgin Baylor Hissed in 3.3 points as tin- Minivaoohs Lakers defeat ed St l.i.us. 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