Many Tilts
Slated on Local Hoop Front
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Statesman Sparta Editor
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day aaaV Friday at(kto, theft win
be at least aa eollag each eitat
of Ike week, startlag with the
Ceaat Caafereaee elaak tealfbt at
Cenrallla, featurtag tk Orefea
Mate Beaver aad Uahe Vaadals.
Tbll b the full week' sebeuiile,
fay ky day:
MONDAY
Caast Ca(raeei Uahe at Ore
fea Mate.
TUESDAY
Capital Caafereaee t
at Serra CatkelU, Gerveis at Mi.
Aagel, CaseaO at Staytaa. Sflver-
laa at NaHk Marlso. Willamette
Valley League: Dallaa at Caaky,
MeUlla at Ceatral M Saady at
Estaeada. Yawama Leagae !
Must Be Kissing Cousins,
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GAINESVILLE, Tcl, Feb. Bob West, of GainetrUle, with
ball, appears to be puckering up and getting ready to kits
Freddie Wattoa of Sulphur Springs ai he tries for a bas
ket during the game between the two high schools. (AP
Wlrephoto) .
Bearcats Prepare to Face
Linfield; Team Stax Told
Willamette University' basketballing Bearcat will be hard at it
this- week preparing for the crucial two-game serie with Linfield on
this coming Friday an Saturday night. Linfield, which i currently
out in front of Willamette in the Northwest Conference chase, will
(travel to the WU gym for the first
Hogan Slates
Colonial Golf
Tourney Try
FORT WORTH. Tex.. Fab. I
Ben. Hogan will bo back again
to shoot for gold and glory in the
Colonial Country Club s 13th an
nual National Invitational Tourna
ment, the golf event some even
call a. "Hogan Benefit."
Directors of the exclusive April
10-May 4 event, limited to 48 in
vited players, named Bantam Ben
today as onei of the first three
receiving invitations.
The others are Dick Mayer, top
winner among the golfing pro
last year, and Roberto De Vjeen
io, the Argentina sUcwho4Mat
U.m. luit at tha HtU hr lcr
year. All have accepted.
A Colonial delegation will be at
the , Texas Open in San Antonio
this week ' to extend additional
coveted bids.
Hogan, an active member at
Colonial from the start, has
played in all its "national invita
tions, winning in 1946. 1947, 1952
and 1953. He never ha finished
lower than 11th and has claimed
$21,587 in prize money here, or
nearly 10 per cent of the $220,000
divided in past years.
Hogan has captured more major
titles than any other golfer four
U.S. Open, two PGA. two Masters
and one British Open crown.
Chisox Minor
Camp Slated
CHICAGO, Fob. -The Chicago
White Sox minor league - spring
training camp will officially open
March 12 at Hollywood, Fla., farm
director Glen C. Miller announced
today.
Batterymen of the Indianapolis
club in the American Assnr wiU
launch the drills under the super
vision of Hugh Mulcahy, former
National League pitching star who
is now mound instructor for White
Sox farm clubs, j i
The balance of the Indianapolis
squad will report March 16 and
will not break camp until April 8.
Colorado Springs starts training
April 1 through April 21; Daven
port opens April 4 through April
24; Duluth-Superior from April 7
through April 24, and Dubuque
from April 14 through April 29.
Among Mulcahy's assistants will
be Walker Cooper, new manager
of the Indianapolis club, and his
coach, Johnny Hutchings.
game, but will host the second
fray over at McMinnville.
A pah of wins b a mast far
Ike Jeka Lewi eaached Bear
eata If they are t take over tk
laeo lead. A apltt wlB leave tk
twa least fca Ik same pnHlia.
with LhuVld leading: ka Ik per.
restart eetaasn.
-"Wmaroett to daW'bss a U
league mark, wMl Linfield's rec
ord ii $-1. On the season the Bear
cats arc 15-1.
Ed Grasaeakaeker la paetaf
the 'Cats ta seerlag aver the ea
tire saesaa with ttt palats la
the 18 ceatests. Vie Baekhad,
wka Is seeead la the everal!
eeerlag (278). I first far the ata
leaga gaaaea wltk It markers.
Grasaeakaeker Is seeead wltk
147 poiata. Tm Jeha balds
third place m katk the seasaa
aad leaga total wKk til aad
114 eeaator.
Among the regular Johns holds
the best field goal (booting per
centage with 477 on 63 for 132.
Grossenbacher is second with 114
for 242 and .472 mark. Backlund
has .454 on 120 for 265. Bui Wilfert
has the best average on the squad
with 38 for 70 for .543. but hasn't
played as much as the regulars.
Jeans lead la total free tkrtw
St. Gresaeabacfcer ka tk
best FT average with 64 f 7
attempt far aa Jit average.
Jeka I eeead with .783. Jake
alae pace the re baa ad depart
aaeat With a total af ZOZ grab.
Backlaad Is seeead wltk 1U.
As a team Willamette is shoot
ing .442 from the field, as against
336 for its opponents. The 'Cats
have tallied 1332 points, while
yielding 1094,' and have outre-
bounded th foe 745 to 671.
Here are the up to date Bearcat
statistics:
Groulk'r
acklaa
JahJM
Lynn
Taylcr
Wilfert
Sal
Hartley
Weaver
Warton
Klearlmaa
Raixll
WaUMh
Harris
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11 114 47 1 l H a W
Mi It 454 u jsiss ns
lem Academy at Baaks, Davtoa
at nUamatk. Sheridaa at White
soma, njerwd at ASntty. Martoa
Leagae Miaeri Deal fekaal at
DetraU, Cbrasawa at rails City,
Valaeta at Perrydale, St. Paal at
Maetoren. Jaaler Hlgh Leagae:
Grays vs. Bines at Leslie, 4 .bl.
Cards vs. Flaaear at Farrleb. 4
a.m. Ala. Sublimity at Scie aad
Jeffersaa at Brawasviile. Oregaa
Ce lie (late Caafereaee I OCE at
PartlaM State (Llala Hlgk
Sekaal). Aha, Meataaa Stat at
Partlaad UaiveraHy.
WEDNESDAY
Meataaa Mate at Partlaad Ual
versity. City League: Natiaaal
Guard vs. Valley Tractor, First
Natiaaal Baak vs. Easing Lam
aer, Salem Aato Part vs. Or
eutt's Market.
THURSDAY
Nartfewest Caafereaee: Cellege
af Ida at Pacific V. Whltmae
at Lewis Clark. Ala, Regie
College at Brattle U. City Uagae:
Eppiag Lumber v. Valley Trac
tor, Natiaaal Gaard vs. First Na
tiaaal Baak.
. FRIDAY
District 8 A-l: Carvalli af Sautk
Martoa at Cascade, Staytaa at
Gervaia, Yawama League: Dayton
at Salem Academy, Sberldaa
Pkltoanatk. YambiU at Amity,
Saerwaed at Baaka. Winamette
.Valley Uagae: Eataeada at Dal
laa, Ceatral HI at Saady. Caaby
at MaUlla. Martoa B Leagae Ma-
Jar: Saattam at Sabilmitv, Jeffer
saa at Caltoa. Martoa B Leaga
Miaer: Deaf Sekaal at Valaeta.
falls City at Perrydale, MacLarea
at DetreH. Ckemawa at St. PaaL
Jeator Hlgb Leagae: Gray vs.
Warrtora, Leslie. S a.m., Blaes vs.
Cards, Leslie. 4 p.m.. Golds vs.
neaeer, Parrlsh, 4 p.as. North
west Caafereaee: Liafleld at Wil
lamette. Whitman at Pacific. Cel
lege af Make at Lewi A Clark.
Caast Caafereaee: UCLA at Wask
lagtoa State, Santbera Cal at
Staafard. Oregaa Callegtato Caa
fereaee: Easier Oregaa at OCE,
Seathera Oregaa at Partlaad State.
SATURDAY
Nertkwest Caafereaee: Willam
ette at Liafield. Whttmaa at Pa
cific, CaUege af Idaka at Lewi
k Clark. Caast Caafereaee: Ore
gea at Waakiagtaa. UCLA at Ida
ka. Saatkera Calaferala at Calif ar-
la. Oregaa Ceilegiatc Caafereaee:
Salem. Nerth Salem at Albaay, Eastera Oregaa at OCE, Soathera
Lebaaaa at Sweet Heme. Capital Oregaa at Partlaad State. Alae,
Caafereaee: Sllvertoa at Serra, j Regis College at Partlaad Ualver
ML Aagel at Waadlmra, Nartblslty.
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Sutesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., Feb. 10, '58 (Sec II) 9
Bob ( Bowline Ball) Schwartz called to tell n of a new release
from Newport, Oregon. Seems the Newport Junior Chamber of
Commerce is sUginga big steelheader's breakfast on Sunday, March
2, at 4 o'clock a. m. Early breakfsster will get all they can eat for a
dollar and local angung experts wui do on nana 10 give on who
information on nearvy waters, sue oniy eaten to
this thoughtful event is the fact thst the current
steelhesd season closes on February 28. Maybe
the breakfast will be. sort of s post mortem.
Tke carreat steelhesd seasaa has keea
ratker a diaaaaoiRtmeal to assay anglers.
Meat of tke the weather has been toe
high for angling aad thee wkea the water
has aopaared right the fish Juit would set
. cooperate. Fortunately, meat teelheaders
haro mar exeaaes la tnetr tackle aoaec than
have they Ashing gear. The water can bo
high, it can no name, n am a too tow,
asaddy. or too dear. Then wkea every-
thing seem Just right the water cast bo just
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Tift Is 'Must' for Beavers
OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Carvallia. Pah 1 iSnMn Tli
Oregon State Beavers, fighting for their lives in the Pacific Coast
Conference basketball title rsce, tonight face the tough Idaho Vaa
dais in game which is a must wia affair for th locals. -
At the moment the Beavers ar i 'is"
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. t Paul Artzin (11) of the Philadelphia Warriors appears to be try
ing to climb on back of Win WUfong (IS) of the St. Louis Hawks as Wilfong tries to
pass off ball during first period action in today's Warriors-Hawks pro-basketball game
here. Warriors' Jack George (17) gets a liand In on the act as Hawks' Jack McMahon
(1) watches. (AP Wlrephoto)
Syracuse Spills Injury Ridden Celts
In Pro. Hoop; K nicks Win Close One
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SANFORD SIGNS PACT
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I I -
Jack Sanford, National League
Rookie of th year in 1957 for his
1S-I pitching record with the fifth
place Philadelphia Phillies, has
signed his 1851 contract for an
estimated tlt.OOO, the club an
nounced today.
oblt-ofteoUr.
This btf eolor" is ometimes eaosed by melting snows In the
higher bills. U gives the water a bit of wrong green color plus the
fact that it puts the temperature too low. Meet of the tim
though, when the water is an off color green. It is duo to the
rBBMlAa Jl.MailiM h h.nnW .n Ft 111 Ml.. mA iMAltlntf
fish that be suddenly sees "green." This of course, causes the
water to take on a peculiar, greenish tinge snd become off-color.
Must be a Thousand Excuses . . .
Aside from the water being off, there are a theasaad aad
a other excuse why the fish wouldn't bite. Soasetisaes, after
fishing all day witheat a strike, it wsddenly becosaes apparent
that year cluster eggs were to dark. This I especially tree
when yon ma Into another angler who ka landed a tub on
very pale pink eggs.
Then you will run into those days when you see another angler
with a nice ten pound fish caught on a "Screaming Meemie".
There is not snother likeJt within ten miles snd you csn come
home armed with another excuse. "I didn't nave the right lure."
Tear line can be too heavy or year rod net sensitive eaougb.
The reel caa give yon troable. Tear hooks may be too daU ar
year sinker to heavy. The swivel yon use are probably net .
the right color and the leader was th wrong shad of green.
There arc assay mere excuse, same of them made on the spur
of the moment to cover nnasaal conditions. That is as it shoald
be. , v
s lnn and era can think of excuses, lecitlmste or otherwise.
they will never have to admit sround the bouse thst their luck ran
out Never will they be forced to admit that some other angler was
better fisherman than tney were.
Waters Must be Fished Out . . .
As a last resort we caa always come home and report that the
water were all fished out. There I not a fish left This excuse
I always accepted with a serloas nod of head until another
angler come home from the same waters with a nice limit
catch. Doat be defeated however, a yon caa always claim that
the angler was: (1) telling a little white fish lie or: (2) the
Jam commissiea released a truckload of ftsk Just after yon left,
not see to It that yon never give in nor ever run out af excuses.
Wall run along now to think of a couple of good one to use
this spring. We'll need 'cm.
SYRACUSE, N.Y., Feb. -a lV
The Syracuse Nationals main
tained their 24-game grip on sec
ond place in the eastern division
of the National Basketball Assn.
today by whipping the crippled
Boston Celtics 123-98.
The Celtics appeared with aaly
sevea mea. Tarn Helaaeha was
seat name after last Bight's
game at Racket te wkea he be-
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eat af acttoa with tajaries.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I If)
Paul Arixin sunk 25 points and led
th Philadelphia Warrior to a
105-S8 victory over St. Louis
Hawks today in a National Bas-
Hoop Roundup
Blue Devils
Hottest Five
By ED WILKS
The Associated Press
No fluke thst Duke! Not when
the Blue Devils can count three
members of major college basket-
Bold Ruler Top Favorite in
Widener; Iron Liege Next
MIAMI, Fla.. Feb. t Wheat
ley Stable's Bold Ruler. "Horse of
the Year" in 1957, remained the
S to S favorite today for the
$100,000 Added Widener Handicap
at Hialeah Park Feb. 22 but odds
on Calumet Farm's entry dropped
to 3 to 1 as a result of Iron
Liege's McLennan victory.
The 157 Kentucky Derby wia
aer "raa bi race" la ceriag
by half a leagth ever Mrs, Wal
lace GUrey's Oh Joaaay aad
ttt leagths aver C T. Ckeaery's
Third Brother la tke McLeaaaa.
at a mile aad a fsrtoag. Tke
Wtdeaer Is a mile aad a aar-ter.
Oh Johnny was rated at I to 1
in the Widener, behind Iron Liege
and Pintor Lea. another Calumet
horse which took fourth money.
Third Brother was listed at 10 to 1.
Four other behind Iron Liege
are expected to raa back ia the
Wtdeaer Happy Hill Farm'
Kingmaker. F. C Rand Jr.' St.
A mew.r tad. Break me ade Sta
ble's Oligarchy aad Tartan Sta
ble's Meetiag.
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Hoop Band,
a lata scratch Saturday, and C. M.
Kline'a Lofty Peak are expected
to run against Bold Ruler and the
others in th Widener after miss
ing th McLennan.
Lionel Hebert Wns Tucson Open Golf Meet
TUCSON. Aril Feb. (AP)
Lionel Hebert, . Lafayette, La.,
went in front on tno second hole
todsy and played conservatively
from then on to win th $15,000
Tucson open golf tourney with a
72-hole scor of 263, 13 under
psr,
Hebert blrdled the last tw
hole of the S,434-yrd, par-7
El Rio Country Club Course for
4-nnder par aad S3,S0t
first saoaey.
Although ho I reigning PGA
champ, this was hi first vic
tory la a medal-played tourney.
. Don January of Eaatland, Ttx.,
had started th final round with
a one-stroke lead but becam
frightened when be knocked th
ball out of bound on th 450
yard No. 3 hoi for a 2-ovr par.
Hi 69 today gave him a 72
hol total of 267, 13 under par,
and I1.80Q. , ,
' "'. Joba r Baraam ' of 7 Grand
Rapids, Mich eve re a me aeglei
on tw eaaaecativ hole la tk
first ala to salvag a 67, a Z6
total sad third place money of
$U00.
Jay Herbert of Sanford, Fla..
clicked out 8 birdies on the final
9 holes for 63 todsy and" a total
of 272. Tied with him were Stsn
Leonard of Vancouver, B .C. Ken
Venturi of San Francisco, re
cent winner of the Palm Springs
snd Phoenix opens, snd Dow
Finsterwsld of tequesta, Fla.
G reaped with 2735 were
Walter Burkem of Franklin
Rtls, Mich, and Jim Biggin
af Anderson, 8. C
Frank Straaahaa of Toledo,
Ohio, and Manuel Do La Terr
of Milwaukee, who had shared
the first rouad lead with Bill
Johnston of Prove, Utah, finish
ed far back. , .
Stranahan earned $14.28, and
De La Torre was out of the
money. - '
' Johnston shared the second
round lead with Tony Lema of
Napa, Calif., but was injured
when hit by a club at the start
of th third round. Johnston
finished in a ti at 278 and earn
ed $300. Lema soared to 73 today
and a total of 276 for $327.50.
era's haw Um top 1 teams In
the AsseeUt Prats kwketaaU
aoU i UK week. Wen-last ree
arts, InclnSinc Sataraay, la par
entheses: 1. West Vlrilnls (17-1) neat t
Jahns (Bka.) S7-TS. heat Blchmen
11-44.
S. Kansas (13-1) lost ta Kansas
tats 7S-75 In twa evertlase, heat
Mehraska 142-44.
1. ClnclnntU (1S-Z) heat It.
Josephs (Pa.) 1S4-1B.
14. Kansas State (IS-D beat Kaa
aas 1S-TS In twa evertBes, beat
lewa State Tl-ls.
S. San rmnclsea (lt-1) beat
Presne State 11-S4.
S. Oklabaisa State tlS-t) heat
Tnlsa 44-4 beat Bradley 44-SJ.
1. North Carolina (11-4) last ta
Duke SI-IS.
S. MarylaaO (11-S aert Vjrsln
la S7-44. beat Wake rarest 14-41.
S. M. C. Stats (14-1) beat Vlr
jlnU Sl-U, beat enth Carellaa
1. TesnSle (IS-t) beat Dnqaesns
TS-4S, boat Sctoa HaU SS-U.
ketbaH Assn. game before a fath-
er-and-son day crowd of S.28J at
Convention HaU.
Tke Warrtors brake away
fram a S-aaiat lead la tke last
12 minutes with a sport led by
Tarn Gala, Weedy SaaMsberry.
Benefit Baseball
AL Wins in
Close Game
KEY WEST. Fla., Feb. (ft
Mickey Mantle, showing no trace
of the leg injury that handicapped
him ia the World Series, led
group of American Leaguers to a
4-3 victory over the National
Leaguers in an all-star exhibition
game which delighted a sellout
crowd of (.000 at the Key West
High School stadium today.
The bene (H game, played In
Mrprfadagly crisp aad expert
.taeniae, braaght approximately
$1.M, a major perttoa af
which as earmarked far base
balls Aid Seciety to needy play,
era.
The New York slugger, who
hadn't swung at a baseball since
last October, collected two of the
winners' 14 hits, drove in one run
and scored another.
Mantle, who had keea va
eatioalag la St. Petersburg ar
rived aaly aa hoar before gam
time, a I a a g with teammate
Whltey Ford. Billy Martla, af
DetraU aad Billy Klaas af Bos
ton ia res pease to aa 11th boar
emergeacy call fram Bab Feller,
president af the Major Leaga
Baseball Players Assa.
Jim Began of Cleveland and
Martin also featured in the Amer
ican Leaguers' attack against Jim
Konstanty and Nelson King. Hegan
rapped two singles and a double
and Martin smashed two doubles.
ball's top 10 in their seven-game
winning streak.
The Dukes, fast becoming a
threat far aext month's cham
pionship toaraameat la the tough
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ToskiWinner
In Golf Meet
SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Feb.
urv-Bob Toski of Miami. Fla.,
turned in his second straight par
72 today and won the $7,500 Puerto
Rican Open golf tournament with
a 72-hole total of 288.
Tke victory aver the .S00-yard
Barwlnd Caaatry Club course
was werth $1.M to the little
saarpsheeter, who alsa won the
Jamatcaa toaraMeat last week.
He picked ap aa additional $1.00
for finishing first la the three
tea rnament circuit, which also
Includes the Paaama Opea waa
by Bab Watsea of Arasley-ee-Hadsea,
N. Y.
Ernie Vo&sler of Midland. Tex.,
shot a two-under-par 70 today but
wound up second with a 200. Her
man Barron and George Bernardi.
both of Miami, tied for third with
291s.
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Jo Graksskl aad) Jack Gaasga
far their sixth victory fat sevea
games with the Hawks thai sea
sea, Arista waa aa of Are
Warrlar aceriag ta doable fig
ares. SaaMsberry had II. Grab
eski IS. Neil Jehastea 12, aad
George 1L
' CINCINNATI, Feb. -CinciB-nati's
Royals finally got not in
the second half tonight and spurt
ed' to a runaway 121-104 National
Basketball Assn. victory over Min
neapolis' Lakers.
dydo Lerellette and Jack
Twymaa esmhlaed far 2t af the
Kayals' SS aausta la a
tied for third place in the PCC
standings, but Just rest half-a-gamc
out of first place behind
UCLA and California. .Tonight'
action to the last for Slats Gill's
eager until February 21-22 when
they make a jaunt to Sodthera
California to meet USC and UCLA.
Make, which has eae af fca
sat teams hi years, has had
what af a disastrous read
trip this past weekend. They
were ea the eaM side Friday
night and gat aw.nped at Seattle
by Washington St-49. Oa Satar
day they ewee agala feaad the
aeerlag raage aaly to raa an
against a red-bat Oregaa team
aad agala were aa the short ead
of the roaat. this time gt-71. AB
of this eeald make far a sfigbtly
aagry Vandal fire tonight.
Idaho i led by the hard-driving.
high scoring Gary Simmons, a 3-11
senior guard who has been pacing
th conference point parade. Sim
mons has hooped a total of 213
points in his nine loop games for
a 23.67 average per game.
Oregaa State's answer to Sim
mons ia Dave Gam bee. Tee S-7
sealer forward Is net aaly the
Beavers' too scorer, bat Is lead
lag the leagae la rebaaadlag.
Ga-Jihee has pitched la 1(5 paints
la alae games for aa 1IJI average.
Neither team will be at full
strength. Idaho will be without the
services of forward Hal Damino
who suffered a broken teg in a
recent auto accident. Damiano bad
been averaging 10 points per game
for the Vandals and was one of
their best rebounder. Oregon
State is missing guard Lee Har
mon who received a shouder sepa
ration in the Oregon game two
weeks ago. Harmon's number one
replacement, Bruce Patterson, is
also oa the in-artive list due ts an
attack of mononucleosis.
Here are tonight's probable
starting lineup
Idaho oaaooif itatb
uvelons (S-4) F (S-J) Oi
Oranoai (t-t) f (S-4) Mi
MeSwea (S-4) C (S-S) Gable
caienun (-z o (S-S) AnSersea
(S-ll) fl (4-1) Miller
tke victory
Uvcflette as4 np halt of
ah) It patat total far the -night
la the last 11 snlawtos while
Twymaa was scoring 11 ef his
11
DETROIT. Feb. t tr-With a
strong fourth quarter surge, the
New York Knickerbockers over
came a 10-point deficit and edged
the Detroit Pistons. 100-96, before
3,833 in a National Basketball
Assn. game hero tonight New
York's . Carl Braun, who blocked
a last-second attempt by the Pis
tons' Gene Shue to tie the game.
was high scorer with 20 points.
Tk Kakks, making their last
appearaae of the seaaaa
agalast the Piatews here, held
De trait's George Yardley to jnst
It palats as they came fram be
hind to ea (scare tke Pistons,
St-1. la tke final peried. t
Willi Naulls added 18 points
for New York and Yardley tied
for Detroit scoring honors with
Harry Gallatin, who also counted
18.
Bryan Wins Stock Race
PHOENIX. Aril., Feb. I H
Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix, last
year's national big car champion,
today outlasted 167 national stock
car champion Jerry Unscr to win
the 100-mil late model stock car
race at the atata fairground. His
time was ono hour, 27:SSJ3 hi the
USAC sanctioned run.
PCC Race I
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Wide Open
Six Teams Still S
After Hoop Titl
By THE ASSOCIATED PRES?'
Passing the half-wav po'nt ItS
still anybody's race lor the V
cific Coast onference Basketball
championship. ZH
Well, maybe not anybodyX
Washington SUte, Stanford aad
Oregon appear out of the runnhg.
But the other six members art
still in contention with the top
four only a half-game apart.
The Soathera California Tr"
Jaa mad tk biggest stride
aver tke weekend, bracking CsV
Herata eat af a tie far the lead-'
Friday Bight, at-48. and mevtitg;
taemaelvea to wUhia lay -a dis
tance af the top by dawalnf
Washlastoa State S4-4S Satoniay,-:
Pete Newell' poised Cilifc-r.ia
Bears bounced right back, how
ever and shot down the high-Taring
UCLA Bruins Saturday night
61-58 to get back their share of
first place. It's now UCLA and
Cal with 6-2 records. USC aad
Oregon State at 6-3, Idaho, after
a disastrous weekend, $-4. andh
fast-closing Washington 4-5. Ore
goo State and Idaho play tooightr.
Tap gam aa tap far thir"
weokead ia the USC-Cal
snatch, set far Satarday alghtj;
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