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Pagec2 SectiQi 4 &o o Qo o O cTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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KeptGus Triandos
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liv UNITEW "PRESS
The lialtimore Orioles turned
down an offer of $125,000 for Gils
Triandos three months ae,o and the
viv he's heltins; the ball today,!
it looks like the best deal they
'"aae. , .vianaer Many. .Marion put San Francisco has all but perm-Triandos,-
who will do double P.ers throu8h a four-hour ses-; ant.n y pr ialed tne No t
rimy lor Baltimore this year, go-;' -T J btatng .sun. U)e 0 . c0 t.
ing hehind the plate on days when! Hack on the home front, the bi (ea b h "f h
h" doesn't nlav first base, has been Dodgers announced Hie signing of , ,,,. .. 1,., u...
the slugging standout so far in the
Orioles' spring drills at Scottsdalc
Ariz.
The 200-pound 25-year-oId from
c., i."1 - ; n u-.ii . .l,
,ii,,.,r. iif t;i.i ,.,.,ii r.., ,h .i,;,.!,;.,..,;,; c a. ,j r-K;'
straight day Monday and kept the!
II I! luril-'I h IllUVJllli 1UI 111.1 MI.1I IJ
lino ArWK
'I'riandos, who came to tho
Orioles in their big trade with the
Yankees during the winter follow
ing the 1054 campaign, is taking
special batting instruction from
Vanotiver Manager Lefty O'Doul.
Dickeys Down Crosettls
At St. Petersburg, Fla., the
Yankees' rookies engaged in their
first intra-squad game with the
"Dickeys' defeating the 'Croset
tis," 5-1. Jim Dunn, who relieved
Billy Short in the seventh inning.
Was the winning pitcher,
inc vanKces aiso announced the
signing of shortstop Woody Held,
Ru ppmcii
76-55 in
Wildcats Aim for
NCAA Berth,
Tillc
n.v EI) WII.KS
The Associateii I'ress
When Col. Adolph liupp of Ken
lucky said he wanted that South
eastern Conference basketball title,
lie wasn't just n-wbistlin' "Dixie."
Nobody ever has doubled Hupp's
intentions on h basketball court and
won to tell about it, but be put il
in black unci white last week when
lie said be wasn't giving much
inougni m ine approaching game : anon Valley 72-011 tor a 20-1 record
with DePaul. Del'aul, of course, ! Houston Nn. Hi clinched al least
isn't in the SKC. , in share of the Missouri Valley
So il really wasn't much of a m wn by defeating Bradley C,r, W.;
surprise when DePaul "upset" the; Oklahoma Cilv (No. 1!H kept its
W'ld-als 81-79 lasl Saturday. The lourney hopes alive by pasting
loss dumped Kentucky a notch to Loyola (New Orleans) !i:i-7ll for a
ei 'hlh in today's Associated Press j 17-5 marl:; and Iowa Slate (No. 201 j
poll, but Itnpp sbi'i-ggcd il off. It 'dropped out of a lie for Ihe Big'
was Alabama and Vandorbill he Seven lead in a .1 C(i upset by j
wanted. I Missouri. j
Missed Only One
nicy weie mo 1 iu is 111 eaiening
"" '" ', ", ',., ; Nebraska 7.(-.)0 while Unrd-placc
h limed lo take the S ,( crow:-. ; tv,H..n fanned ils hipes by beat
only once since I'.M.I-and that was m, Oklahoma 01-r,:i.
I'-. ";i:t when Ihe W ildcats wercn t
111 business because of NCAA sus
p "ami.
Rupp got Vandy lasl nighl
hy
a whomping 21-point margin, 70 53,
Vandy, ranked No. 5 in the nat'on,
pi-vimisiy nau slunneii the Wild-
cats by eighl points. Now Ihe Com-
tv -il tori's virhmlly out of (ho
SKC rai-f nt 10-2 nml Itie only elu' i
:i "o;ul ill Kentucky ( U i is
'H:im;i, r;inkod srvonlh ;uul now,
IM) after be;itin l.SU 77-fi!) hist;
111 111.
Kontiuky, which zoomed awiiy ;
from Viindy 30-11 in 10 minutes ;md
If's Mo! Sfove teome Time ond-
YOU'RE TME
Sy BEN OLAN
AH Newifaoturai
Tin-re ftrm'l mnnv ntijor rnim
IMtclicrs tn ran hit us writ s
trooklvn's l)in Nfv.i-onit. l!f
wasn't rrtnnvfil tut a pimli-lr.ttrr
nt nil hisi seiiNon.
Warren S;.ihli at Mflwiinke) is
rtirtMilcml n rrttv punt lutlini
1'ilehrr, loo. However, lit llic t'l
owitiH situation the llraws were
li.uliriK nnti had uti opportunity to
nt IrnM tip thr siorr.
ttiiat would vim hac dlni-
M.inai-r C.imrley (inmiii f.illrtl it
tuht.'
ifi ) stands for a nhthnndrd
;iiffv iv fulf her and i I. or a iejt
banded f itter iv pitcher,
Thf Hr.irs an u thr
l'iral.-s at I'ittshurh. It's the
I i.p nl thr sixth with the I'mitrs
n head and l.nm Ihnoso ll.) in
thr niounil. Hoi lv l hom,-.rt st.irts
4if( with H walk. Clunk I'.innrt
flirs out und Jof Adrot k turret
T'!ion:.on at siM-ond luisr. Hut lie I
CrtHtd.ili walk (.uttini; MUwauke.
f tinners on first mid sretmd.
Sp.ihn ll ) is thr nrt st hrduled
liattrr it h Hill Hrulort (I.) on deck,.
JOE PALOOKA
rAf? if: ' b.
H'SJCE . " Ijki1
PISSED . . (tK '-v.
CMSER- f , V sy.-v
.SE6WS TO BE a J , X JE?.. v V
UMDER THE h -t-V, P&VJ 1
the iii '-V , J ---v-;:r-
OKSUSUOHT... fA"""'' -i!'9-''5-S
who hit .201 with Denver of the
An"-'rirtin Assn last' season.
! branch Kicky was a visitor at
the Phillies' camp at Clearwater !
where Curt Simmons continued tu
impress with his smooth pitchini!
delivery. Other varsity memhers
who joined Simmons in the work
out were Saul Itoyovin, Willie
: Jones, Del' Knnis and Granny
j Mamner.
I he White Sox slaved their lirsl!
The White Sox staged their first
spring drill at lampa, rla., ana
pitcher Don Hesscnt who posted
, an 8-1 record, chiefly in relief,
with them last year.
Only Two Unsigned
II-.nt '. n..inl ..tw... nfl nut
Kernand'ez as the only unsigned
I II 1JUhi II U tl ei S,
Il.t"f.r Prni,lont U-.Hnr n'!nl.
lodcT President Waller O'Mal-
ley was scheduled to fly to the
club's Vero Beach, Fla., training
players, including Hoy Campanel
la and Billy Loes. Don Newcombe
left by train Monday but World
Series hero Johnny Podres was
given permission to report later
due to his grandmother's illness.
The Bed Sox announced the
signing of pitcher Ivan Oelock and
Al Schroli. Delock had a 9-7 ree-!
nrrl u-ith Iln.lnn l:,,t cnnn whiloi
u.ii . ... uu m cju.. ""-
Schroli won II games and dropped
six at i.omsvnie in mc American
I Assn.
Trip Va ndy
SEC Bout
rode in on Bob Iturrow's :M points,
gels its lone crack of the season
at 'Batna Saturday. A victory
would give the Wildcats a cinch
entitle and an NCAA berth since
'B.-una's first live players are lour-ye.-ir
men and ineligible for the
national lournamenl.
Illinois Hirsts Purdue
While Kentucky kicked up its
heels last iii';lit. Illinois proved ils '
new No. 2 nalioiial ranking no lluke I
by pasting Purdue 102-77 10 remain:
I unbeaten ntnp the Hig len race
! Iowa, ranked No. t.'l, slayed right
behind Ihe Illini by slipping past
Indiana 117-113 for a 9-1 mark.
Klsewhcro among the ranked
teams. Telnole (No. 101 beat l.pb.
,. .1
iansas Maie ions soie possession,
f tni, Sl,vp (,.K hv t -muc-inu f
Sal(Mii Officials
VAvvl Vnmd
lull Beard was elected president,
n,,!, i)(,v:m vice president and
Herb .Johnsrud sei-retni'v-treasui
hist niu'hl as the Salem 1'askehvdl
(Mlieials Assn. named officers tor
the li'.Vi-ft? season.
Heard sueeeeils Dick Hemtrie.
Ponovan takes over tor Unison
Ireland and Johnsrud replaces Jim
Rawlins.
MANAGER
'iii.jli i'j ! Ssnrs)
Would yoo:
a. Put In
plnch-hitter tor
b, Lat Spahn bat?
Result-' P-Sjuihrt btUted ii'id
hti; ' fir hit (i home rui t'tto the
rij'K 'ir-.'ii tii'ds, iiM inp in three
ru-i. ihe liraxes uon, 5-3 (July
HA.' I TCcO
JlST RX.E
CHARLEY GRIMM
3 New
o
Ones in.
Top 10
r . rr 11 j
, IJilV IOH r U1JS H'Olll
2nd to 4 th as
Illini Rises
By NCK ELI.ENA
The Associated Press
fj ,od ( th Associiltcd Press
:
. ' ' ,,,? ih
' ' unu i
tree-wheeling Dons were left as
"X tT
I ,.,,:, .;n ..1,1 t.
L. Lo.U1SV1"?' UhOUgh
upset bv
j Xavier (Ohio), atoned by beating
Dayton for the second time this
season and knocking the Fliei s
fourth
Louisville Gains 3rd
Illinois moved into second place
and Louisville vaulted into third
on the ballots of sports writers
and broadcasters.
Kentucky's defeat by unranked
n, p. r)r, , h u i
11 I lh T
?. PCH CIhth place. And North
; Carolina Stale, after dumping Duke
; ,llffprnr, a Hs 'ina ,
ranked Maryland and dropped one
spot to sixlh.
Vnnderbill moved from sixth to
fifth on the strength of victories
over T'ulanc and Tennessee, but
the Commodores' tenure nay be
short-lived after dropping an SKC
decision to Kentucky last night
70-M.
Other changes in the ton 10 saw
North Carolina (No. II) swap places.
Willi 'temple (No. 10) ami Alabama
move to seventh Irom eighth.
Tiie Dons, sailing along on the
wings of an undefeated string of
4'! games, amassed mi first-place
voles and a total of 1..101 points.
San I'rnnciscn now has held the
top spot for Ifi straight weeks, five
from last season.
18 I'ii-sts for Illinois
I tie lllim, who accumulated 18
fjrs.,).K.p h illois -md 1708 tol-il
jnls ,, ,hp us.,'i)n,is'nf ,,,',,.
fr ( , sl ,
first. 9 for second, etc., strength
ened Iheir second-place spot wilh a
rousing 102-77 victory over Purdue
last night.
.St. Francis of Brooklyn dropped
its first garni over the weekend '
alter lit victories lo St. Joseph's i
I'a. .
1 111: inp id lc.iuis U liM in sl placp
vnis iiiid wnn-iosi rrrtrfi.i thmtiRh '
r.iuii(iav in parr nihrsi's,:
1. S:in Ki'iiiu-isi-0 IH'! l)-0
Illinois Mill (1(1-11
l.niilsvlllP ( 0 1 I2J-2)
t. Ulivlon 1:') C;ll-2) . .
.1. V;ini!frtill i!H 1 1JI-21 .
li. N.irlh Carolina Sl ue ,I!)-ji
1. Alah.iina ( 111 j I Ili-; .
H. KcnliRkv (l'i-1)
a. North Carolina 141 IKi-.H...
10 Ti-mpli- III 1 111-1 1
I
::voml 10:
u nuk iiti-.li
1- Sn. Meili.nhai d) ( 111.21
Kl I.iwa 111-51
It. lloiislon 1 1 ) ( liu;i)
15. IIC1.A 111 I1S-51
Hi. St. Ki ani ls ( NV I 1 1ft-1 1
17. Ilolv CTis 1111-41
lit. Oklahoma City 121 (lli-.i
l!i (1,'ori;, 'as!nni;lon I17-.i
2(1 Iowa State (lti-;u
Frisco Stays
Atop UP Poll
NKW YORK d'PI-Tbe rnilcdj
Press college basketball ratings
(tirst-place ,otcs and won - Inst
records through Feb. Ill in paren-1
theses i:
Team Points
1. San Francisco i2in cjo-oi :i:!7
2. Illinois Mi ' Kt-l ) 3.17
3. Dayton U '211-21
4. Louisville ip i'JI-2'
5. North Carolina St. 110-31
li. Ynndeihill HR-2'
7. Southern Methodist 1 19-21
8 Temple Mil-P
11 North Carolina 'HI-3
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in. Kenlucky 1 km1 7,;
Second 111 learns 11, Alabama.
r.S; 12. Io a. 45: 1:1, I'Cl.A. 43:
II. Houston, 23; 15 itici riah and
Holy Cross, 111 each: 17, St. Fran
cis 1 X.Y.i, 14: ill, Iowa Stale. 13;
l! 'lie'. Cincinnati
tOhioi. V2 each
i -v-..
I
Nazarrncs lvi Srattlo
lVicifir 'Casrrrs KiUu
NAM I'A, Idaho i.n Miekoy,
IVnn eonnoeteil for 2.1 points and
three other l'ruaders hit in the
double tiunres Monday ni:ht as
,orthvot N'a.'arene toppled Seat-
tie
1 acute m a noneonfercnee has-
ki-tbml contest, M-tu.
; The Crusaders held a tu-W lead
at the intenmsum and then
cracked the name wide open with
a scoring piure midway threuuh
the second period l.oren Anderson
of S1V was the game's litih scorer
with 'J7.
A .. 1 Vt-r Al-.v T ""J
A'V I IT. A.EX-BUT- A
VA GOT IT -- . Z
,r MAPS.' ,) yTTk .
Head
1 r 3 '
S FRANCISCO Archie Moore, right, con- Hie light heavyweight champion won a unanimous
neets with a short left honk to (he chin of Howard decision over King. Moore weighed a paunchy
King of Iti iin, Nev., at close quarters during the 107 while King weighed 186. (AP I'hotofax)
llllh round of their no-title tight here last night.
Bitter Controversy Raging
Over Suspension of Santee
AAU Accused of
JJiinIin; Case
IJadiy
By HI) COilHIC-AN
NKW VOitK lift A bitter tempest
willl'o the Amateur Athletic L'nioii
developed today in the wake of
Wes Sanlees lifetime suspension.
While tiie star American milcr
went about his duties as a Ma
rine lieutenant in Quanlico, Va.,
one of the top officials ot the Mis-
souri 'illley Section of Hie AAU
"ccuscu ii; mK.m ,, V"'';': , I
I"ve ' lc 01 "u"""8 '"to all meet promoters warning
i n.mi. .
'l'lic Kxi'cutivc CommUloc found
c...,.,w. .,;n f r,.niinti :.hrmt
$1,5(10
m excess oi alloweil ex
penses last year ana uaircu nun
1 1 for life.
5imj "The action was a slap in the
i face lo Ihe Missouri Valley Scc
5 , tion," said Hegistralion Commit
jiii tee Chairman Julius Koenigsdorf
in Kansas City. "It also violaled
i5 . the AAU bylaws in the process,
rill ! They slate specifically thai appli
jjjj caliiin lo full ainnlcur stains can
m be acted upon only at the annual
meeting of the Board of Covcr
r.ii "ors."
t,l Hits Rack at Accuser
He added that he thought Santee
was correct in going to court in
hopes of reversing the decision.
The Missouri Valley Board of Gov
ernors cleared Santee of charges
of excessive expenses late last
Armstrong. It iSo
Ixpconctlpu Again
LOS ANGKLKS t.Tt Kx-boxcr
lk-nry Arnitfi)nij and bis wife an
nounce 1 1 a reconciliation shortly
alter he went into court seeking
tiMpor;irv alimony from her.
Imloo l-'tmor l Ilovlt cm' Pitted
ii, t ti. (or.nor trinlo-rnnv n ch.Mn -
j'j n.iH hie uiio will -
Mae', talk tiling over in the pri-
,r .,,.i ,.i,ii,.,..L.
1 ... . ' " . .
thev nut and announeeti ttuu a
.i... v,.. . ...t,.
tin fr t'i,...r nr.Vi.-n ti.ov invo
been wed 22 vears. Now an evan-
pelit. Armstrong once held the
VoMthoruon.ht nVhtuPh-ht :ind uol-
terwei-ht boxiiii: titles.
In rcMiiestintT the temporary all-
mnnv .-rmilronL' ;:i!il Ins ui'i1
1 hnr iiiiiHht ponlrn Wed ;."-() liikl worth
; ol eonitnunity properly.
Molalia Cm Club
IMans Suiwhiv Kvont
MOI.ALLA Another shoot is
slated for this coming Stmd.iv,
Februarv 2ti. bv Mtd.il!;i Kod i
llun club at their numds Ideated
two miles south of Molalla on
St,1 telle road Thee ninrthlv
shoots draw well from around the
area and Art nunrutl. president.
is preparing fur another uohI
turnout this Sunday,
There will be ionics in the elub
houe all dav and renini. Am-
munition will be sold on the
..rounds.
Bv Ham richer
,Q
to Head Bombardment
--. fv.-7-.i li,-.-:, ,:!( 3
.Ad..-: ftmf '
year only to have the case re-; someone should obtain an Injunc
opened bv the parent body. j tion."
A high-ranking AAU ollicial hit j Ferris Not Worried
back at Koenigsdorf. The ollicial, That is exactly what Santee and
who asked that his name not be his attorney Charles P. Grimes
mentioned, told The Associated i
Pros
"We could have brought Koenigs
dorf up on charges too. He was
either concealing information from
us or he was derelict in his duty. I
He knew about Santee's expenses."!
AAU Secretary-Treasurer Dan
Ferris was calm, however. I
"Koenigsdorf is a good AAU
man, and once he sees all the
fads of the case, he'll agree with
us." Ferris observed.
Bv way of keeping Santee out of
competition. Ferris sent a telegram!
; them they would lose their AAU 1
sanction "forever if they per-:
mitted Santee to run. l-'erris ad -
milled be took tho action 'in case 1
Senators
r)irj ( nliitUK'J
i
Aiim lo Salem:
Frailey Gono
Pitcher Ron King will return to
Ihe Salem Seantors as pitcher
coach for the lilSli season, mana-
got- Hugh Luhy announced Mon-
u;iy. iMiii; win in1 .ioiiiei.1 uj .iiituuii
CowilclL k'tthanded hurlcr. who is
Golfers lo Defy
Weather, Slole
Annual Dinner
i nci)itp the prediction that any
' thing said about coif will bring an
-Duplc months of
1 weather, members of
winter
.Salem
' t.,-L- i:.,t riiiK u-.ll L-i-l- n(f tlw.
--"" "
l!n season with their annua Stat -
Ni'ht nt Kaiulall's Chuck Wacon
Pitcher King Back
Thursday evemnc startms at 6:30'bemre he season was over. He
oV!o-k. I had a fi-, record for Salem
Mon's president L.n.ce Wdhams i Luby said he expects to hear
his staff are making this one
a ''"i'1' '.- ''ralu :1 inviianoii
111 Ulitii' UlMU'I S 111 Ulf iilVA tlUU
' ,10PI
to increae the Men's Club
i ineninersiiip to some ou inemoers
i for l lu season.
Pinner will be served buffet'
style and prizes will be awarded
winners m the reeent ihihber-dub-bor
tourney, A series of movies
ot top Pro pollers will be shown:
and the program for the coming1
vear win oe announeea. tuner en-
lertahmenl will be held durinc
, .
'H-jnclit.
Oiiueis for this roar are Uil-
li.iT.. A::d Am et.MMi. iec preM-
dent ami Bins Powell, secretary,
treasurer
.Micd (Jnidr (tiiuls
i 1.1 1.-...1 :.. t:..
"'".i'ii i, mi in in
liONAI.P Tho h a s k o I li a 11
isamo Thurfilay letu,vn Ihe Buito- Chevrolet Corvelle 'High tame ard srrics lor men
IviHe (hade Sohiml and the Oonald. Hill France ASC R president ' J.orr.yJ s,,,iU!t'-v ' and w. Smaiity
invade ..eheol ended m n -0 ! 20 and Ton, McCainll ipJSd I tri."b m Wlth Km m' Sh
' I'1' director, said neither car passed '
i I'aere "ill he another same Kri- a pestrace inspection bv the tech
Id.n. Ken 'J I hetueen the two nical inspection committee
s.-hools. r.,r.!icr oi which has "There has been a misinternr-
leivih h,.s to make up a team
i so hoth hoys and c:iis play en
e.icn team, iney pia noy.- rn.s snection committee found all cvl
tuit toui. are watched closely in jailors of all cars had been bored
order to ke trie same irom be- larger than the rules' permitted
HOC. (1 III TO MKKT
I the s;i;o:n Poc c.'i,.)'i lo hi'lu
a nue r.z torc:i: at 8 o"c'.e 4;
j !l:e hoir.e 'V Tom .A-'plon. mjJ0
Cu'er l.t;v Plan tor iihedi-'f-e
j tra;n:ni; elases are to oo dis-
1 CUS.MJ j.
4 3 -
- i
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plan to do. Grimes, in fact, said
he hoped to have the papers drawn
up in a few days and get quick
results.
Appraised of Ferris telegram to
the meet promoters, Grimes said
'It is characteristic of the AAU's
arrogant attitude throughout the
proceedings. It's a very interesting
attempt by the AAU to commit
contempt of court in advance."
For his part Ferris was not
particularly worried over Grimes'
threat to bring the case to the
courts.
"We've never lost a court case
where the question of our jurisdic-
tion and power to enforce the rules
and regulations were attacked,"
he said.
to Get
1 being optioned again to Salem by
the New York Giants.
i Third development Monday was
i "J '"'Z
sent by the Giants to a Class A
league in the east. Luhy had an
nounced Sunday that Gary Espe,
Gervais rookie righthander, has
been signed. When King and Cow
dell report, that will bring the
hurling slaf up to (jvei sinCe Andy
Georiic and Gene Roderick, both
rookies, are under contract.
at pitching after a catching ca
reel', posted a 7-1 record 011 Ihe
mound in 84 1-3 innings hut bit
Olllv .250 as Catcher. He has been
Pitching in a California winter
leaqUC.
Frailey will be missed, as lie hit
.313 and hit 18 home runs for the
i Senators, who won the first half
and lost to Eugene in the play-
nffs
1 Cowdcll
the lefty who
i turned to Salt Lake City to work
from other Senator property roon
-."e, . r., ,um . .,,,, ,m,o.i.
mtu
! 1 '""t-i tuvn i"'i"i.
Slock Car Race
Results No Good
Dae to Mistake
t wtav m-tr-it tti m
DA TON A BKACH. Fla. f.T(
ie National Assn. f r Stoek Car
.,, t?;.,., m.,.i.,.. ..ij
Simill..'( c.nninn m'iin nt ir9
Mimia s iannmq mile acceieia-
(jon runs (nr u s sports ears be-
causp of a misinterpretation of the
nos t rtiorctj reruns mafje
v0dnesdiv
m 1 i-i v . t r. i
i Chuck Daii-h ot Long Reach.
Calif., posted the fa-test time of
M.I4 miloS an hour in a im lop-
less horn Ihunderbird. Zora Arkus
nulov of iMroit was runnerup
with S6.K8 m n.h. in a lii.Vi tnolrss
!;,t,on of -the rules by all parlies
ronrerneil " Frmc s.-,i,t Ti,. in.
I
5 YEAR GUARANTEE!
CuanntetJ S -
iS1 (0NU01 SESVICt' l?to til St.
Tourhamcnt Tcaiiis
Still to
NHVNCAA Baltic
Over Best of
'Leftovers'
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Only 11 berths remained open
Tuesday in the annual cold-war
between the two-giant post-season
basketball attractions the NCAA s uul -' ""' ouiumau.
national championship tournament cally as conference kings. It's the
and the National Invitation Tourn-; other seven at-large berths the
anient. NCAA has to fill.
While officials of both tourneys! Already m as conference champs
insist there is no actual compcti-j are Marshall (17-3) of the Mid
tion between them, there's no; American and Connecticut (17-7)
denying that both will have an f 'he Yankee. Memphis State 115.
eye' on Philadelphia Wednesday 5' and Holy Cross (19-4) are the
when St. Joseph s tangles with
Temple.
The NIT would like the winner
for one of its four remaining open
ingsparticularly since Temple is
20-1 for the season and ranked
No. 10 in this week's Associated
Press poll and St. Joseph's stands
as the only club to defeat St.
Francis of Brooklyn, already an
NIT entry.
Calhoun Wins
18th Straight
NEW YORK Wl Undefeated
Rory Calhoun has won 18 straight
fights, but his handlers are in no
jjai iiLiuui ii in I y lu pusn iiiu line
young middleweight prospect.
"We're going slow and easy.
said manager Frank Bachman and
trainer Charley Goldman after
Roaring Rory bombed and stopped
hard-bitting Angelo Defendis of
Brooklyn in five roundj of a live
ly televised scrap at St. Nicholas
Arena Monday night.
Calhoun, a solidly-built, 23-year-old
boxer from White Plains, N.Y..
cut Angelo over both eyes, stag
gered him twice in rhe fifth
round and dropped him for five
a the fifth ended.
The bell rang as referee Tedd
Martin tolled five over Defendis.
Dr. Alexander Schiff signalled to
Martin to end what had become
a one-sided affair. Under New York
rules it was recorded as a five
round technical knockout.
Calhoun, 5-9 and Kil3! pounds.
wai 3-1 favorite over tho 22-year-old,
lfrati-pound Defendis.
SCORES
In the Alleys
CAPITOL LANES
Cnmmcrrlai No. 1
Tram results: Valley Oil 0. Spinners
Five. 4; Goklies 0, Lawless Masons 4
Orval's Used Cars 1, Nicholson s Ins.
i: Knights of Columbus 4. Salem
Stool A: Supply 0; Artz's Studio 0
ilawlinson's Laundry 4: Salem Auto
Parts 0, Wondry's Furniture 4
High team game: Spinner's Five
HiRh individual game: C. C. Howel
(C.oldies 24.
Hi-:h individual series: Rex Shelton
(Spinner's Fivel 602.
CAPITOL LANi:S
Coimnerrial No. 2
Team results: 1st Katmnal Rai.tr n
Team Twelve 4; Team Ten 3. KniRhts
oi Colimilnis 1; Burkland Lumber 1,
Tip Top Tavern 2; Jones & Fagg 2
Martin Brollicrs 2; Team Nine o'
Turn A Lam 4; Stettler Supply 4.
Lmman Wolfe 0.
Iligh individual game: Al Burgess
High Individual series: Keith Hayes
5!)4.
; 1033
High team game: Jones & Face
I Hifih team series: Tip Top Tavern
UNIVERSITY LANES
(.'lassie l.eacue
Team results : llartman's JpwMnrs
2 lloyce Team 2: Riches Electrir 4.
i S a 1 c m Hardware 0: Crown Prince
I fc!, Ki.WA i!
I Frank's Produce 3. Barb's Sporting
i G",??Ji. l; , , , . .
3037
High team game: Riclies Electric.
1060.
Hif-ti individual serfes: Dean Bun
nell of Hartman's Jewelers. 625.
High ie.diviriual came: Wayne
Doiius of noubie Cola. 213.
Other high scores: Chet Bovre 613.
T. Vittor.e 621. Frank Evans 609. F.
McNall 621, Art Upston 606. Ed Krecjl
621.
UNIVERSITY LANES
I'U 801) I.eamie
Team results: Ripp's Service 1.
Nameless Food Market 2: Team No.
Five 1. Kanmer Motors 2: TaeKesell
Pontiac 2. Team No. Six 1: Hepine
t-.tiin u. lacwrn K'U j: Minmor.s i-uel
Oil 3. Chucks Standard Service 0
Hi eh team series: Simmons Fuel
0:1 2?65.
H:gh team game: Nameless Food
S8;i
High individual series: Darrel Pcr
nian oi Team No. Five 564.
iiieil "-dividual game: Darrel Per-
I man of Team No. Five 235.
Other hich scores' Ken Luke of
Simmons Fuel Oil 560 & 232.
vWd w vf- sp conversions, etc.:
New h;eh season lndivtduol game bv
Darrel Pcrman of Team No. Five with
' bar tiowlino courts
Mixrd Leamir
Team results: Satan Pins 3 Pin
Pais i: Goof-Uos a. sreu-haii, i"
Tumblers 3, Fearsome Four 1; Stink-
h ,ert: Tum.
bi-r.s. 545 and v$.
1::k:i individual same and series
r women; Lorraine BuegU. 167 and
( Adirrnspment)
For Relief of Itch
Druoaists' Prescrmtion
"8SI' rrescnpTlon
hen vour skin ts irntatei
vitn nimpies rea blotches an
ther skin blemishes (mm exter
nal c'n'ises voue crav with iter,
np torture trv -Sanilone Oin
neni itchins stops . nruthpth
jmrfrtint d'sanp.,rk immediatei'
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CAPITA1 DRUG STORE
State it I.iberr Thone 3-31 1 8
Be Signed
Temple, St. Joseph's (16-4), Ok.
lahoma City (17-5), Canisius 113
6) and Seattle (15-7) appear to be
the leading contenders for the
available tournament berths. Ok
Jahoma City let it be known Mon
day night it is not interested in
the NIT, but hopes to get in the
NCAA.
The NCAA actually has only four
of ils 25 championship entries in
! hand-but of the remaining 21. all
; ?" i-wrge cnuices i lar. Ida-
ho State (14-7) can qualify as the
Rocky Mountain champ by beat
ing Colorado College Tuesday
night.
NIT Field Listed
In addition to St. Fraflcis of
Brooklyn (18-1), the NIT field lists
Louisville (21-2), Dayton (20-2),
Seton Hall (18-3.', Niagara (17-5),
Duquesne (11-91, Marquette (11-9),
and Xavier of Ohio (14-8). Louis
ville, No. 3 in the poll, and Day
ton, ranked No. 4, are the co-favorites
to lift the NIT crown from
Duquesne.
Dayton was the NIT runnerup
last year. Louisville reached the
quarterfinals.
The NfT, opening in Madison
Square Garden March 17, prob-
i ably will fill two of its remaining
berths with the Missouri Vallev
St. Louis or Oklahoma A&M) and
Skyline (Utah, Brigham Young or
Utah State) runnersup. The cha
pions go to the NCAA.
Finals at Northwestern
The NCAA semifinals and cham
pionship game will be held at
Evanston, 111., on the Northwest
cm campus March 22-23. First
round eliminations begin March 12
at Madison Square Garden, Fort
Wayne, Ind. and two Western sites
to be named.
The second round is scheduled
for Philadelphia, Iowa City, Law
rence, Kan., and Corvallis, Ore.,
March 16-17.
Tide Table
TlllKS FOIl TAFT, OKI
(Compiled by US Coast & Geodetic
Survey, Portland, Oregon l
High waters Low Waters
Feb. Ttme Height Time Height
21 7:33 a.m. 7.0 1:12 a.m. 2.R
9:4G p.m. 4.9 3:06 p.m. -0.3
22 8:42 a.m. 7.1 2:33 a.m. 2.7
10:37 p.m. 5.3 4:02 p.m. -0.8
23 9:45 a.m. 7.2 3:45 a.m. 2.3
11:19 p.m. 5.8 4:51 p.m. -0.8
24 10:45 a.m. 7.3 4:45 a.m. 1.8
11:58 p.m. 6.2 5:37 p.m. -0.8
25 11:38 a.m. 7.2 5:40 a.m. 1.3
6:18 p.m. -0.6
26 12:35 a.m. 6.5 6:30 a.m. 0.9
12:30 p.m. 7.0 6:56 p.m. -0 3
27 1:12 a.m. 6.7 7:19 a.m. 0.6
1:19 p.m. 6.6 7:36 p.m. 0.2
23 1:48 a.m. 6 8 8:07 a.m. 0 4
2:09 p.m. 6.1 8:14 p.m. 0.7
29 2:26 a.m. 6.8 8:55 a.m. 0.4
3:00 p.m. 5.6 B:50 p.m. 1.2
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