Delany Scores 21 st Indoor
Mile Win in MU Meeting
By OSCAR FRALEY
United Presi Sorts Writer
New York OP) Late
charging Ron Delany scored
his 21st straight indoor mile
triumph Saturday night when
he ran Hungary's Istvan Roz
savolgyi into the boards with
two laps to go in four min
utes, 3.7 seconds in the na
tional AAU championships at
Madison Square Garden.
Missing Gunnar Nielsen's
three-vear-old world indoor
record bv only one-tenth of a
second, the Irish whippet
from Villanova became the
first man to win three straight
AAU miles indoors as he
sprinted home 15 yards in
front of Rozsavolgyi. Jim
Grelle of the University of
Oregon was third.
Rozsavoleyi thrilled a
crowd of 13.500 as he sprint
ed into the lead with two
laDs to ea. and bolted 10 yards
in front. But Delany overtook
him with a brilliant burst of
speed, roared into the head
with one lap to go and never
was threatened from there on
in.
Phil Coleman of the Chi
cago track club set the pace
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ditch challenge by veteran
Marge Burns Saturday to win
the South Atlantic Women's
Amateur tournament 1-up in
37 holes.
The shapely Miss Bell had
taken a four-up lead after the
first 18 holes before her Sao
ramento, Calif., opponent
started a winning streak that
saw her take all but three of
the second 18 holes.
The new champion, taking
advantage of putting lapses
by Miss Burns, jumped to a
quick lead in the morning
round. The two players were
even after nine holes, but
Miss Bell won four holes on
the back side to take a four
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throughout the race until
Rozsavolgyi made his sudden
bid. But the 28-year-old Hun
garian couldn't keep his sur
prise lead as Delany, the 22-year-old
Olympic 1500-meter
champion, surged from behind
to score his 21st straight mile
and 24th straight indoor tri
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A. C, set a world record for
BASKETBALL
SATURDAY COLLEGE RESULTS
By United Press
Wake Forest 72, South Carolina
59
Vermont 87, Clark 79 (double
overtime)-
Ithaca 78. St. Lawrence 64
Northwestern 75. Michigan 68
Wake Forest 72, South Carolina
59
Drexel Tech 69, Susquehanna 43
. George Washington 76. Virginia
Tech 72
New York Maritime 99. Brooklyn
Poly 98 (overtime!
Penn Military 79. Haverford 77
Manhattan 96, Army 76
North Carolina 66, Marland 59
St. Michaels (Vt.) 71. St. An-
selm'i 48
Akron 92, Muskingum 59
Capital 94. Heidelberg 72
Detroit 69, Seton Hall 48
Purdue 88, Minnesota 79
Iowa 83, Illinois 79
Indiana 86. Ohio St. 83
Amherst 58. Tufts 40
- North Carolina St. 71, LaSalle 62
Dartmouth 77. Princeton 59
Michigan St. 93. Wisconsin 59
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John Carroll 67, Western Re
serve 50
Wavne St. U 64. Case Tech 56
Shaw 74, North Carolina College
71 -Notre
Dame 85. Navy 63
Brandeis 81. American Interna
tional 70
Middle Tennessee 72, East Ten
nessee 59
Oklahoma City 76, Creighton 58
Marquette 96, Western Michigan
68
Mercer 99, Florida Southern 82
Troy St. 90. Carney College 78
Wayland 98. St. Michael's (N.M.)
73
Bradle 82, St. Louis 68
Southern Methodist 64, Texas
Tech 56
Brown 96, Columbia 94
St. Francis (N.Y.) 86. Lemoyne 73
South Dakota 82, South Dakota
St. 45
Evansville 78. St. Joseph's (Ind.)
70
Wichita 64, North Texas St. 51
Kansas St. 82. Missouri 60
Nebraska 43, Kansas 41
Stetson 79, Tampa 78
Oklahoma St. 73. Houston 60
Miami (Fla.) 856. Florida St. 66
Lenoir Rhyne 92. High Point 82
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Yale 79. Cornell 59
Georgia 62, Georgia Tech 59
Hobart 65. Alfred 48
Penn St. 83, Colgate 76
Georgetown (D.C.) 91. New
York U. 73
Iona 62. Wagner 54
Western Kentucky 100. Eastern
Kentucky 70
Richmond 80, Washington & Lee
79
Cincinnati 86. Tulsa 71
Geneva 84. Carnegie Tech 77
Westminister.. (Pa.) 90. SliDDerv
Rock 63
the 35-pound weight throw
Saturday when he heaved it
65-ft. Vt, inch to open the Na
tional AAU Indoor Track and
Field championships at Madi
son Square garden.
Backus broke his own
mark of 64 ft. 23A inches to
nose out Hal Connolly of the
Boston A.A., while third
place went to Lt. Al Hall of
the New York A. C. and Fort
Lee, Va.
Both the 6 ft. 4 inch, 240
pound Backus and Connolly
broke the old record with
Backus winning on his newy
world record heave.
Greg Bell, the Olympic
champion from Indiana uni
versity, won the broad jump
with a leap of 25 ft. 5V4 inch
which was only 33A inch short
of Jesse Owens' 23-year-old
world indoor record.
Mike Herman of New York
University was second with
Wilbur Wilson of Philadelph
ia's Shanahan Catholic club
third before a crowd of 13,-000.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis 103. Cincinnati 81
Detroit 98, St. Louis 96
New York 115, Syracuse 112
FRIDAY COLLEGE GAMES
By United Press
(East)
Pennsylvania 87, Dartmouth 74
Harvard 59, Princetone 54
Syracuse 45, Penn St. 31
Wagner 53, CCNY 50
Cornell 73. Brown 69
Yale 78. Columbia 68
St. Josephs (Pa.) 83, Virginia 61
(South)
Duke 68, Maryland 59
Wm. & Mary 88. Wash. & Lee 72
(West)
Wyoming 74, Brigham Young 48
Fresno St. 86, Los Angeles St. 57
San Fran. U. 67. Santa Clara 50
UCLA 46. Stanford 43
California 70, Idaho 62
Oregon State 69. USC 50
Loyola 68. San Jose St. 66
COP 64, Pepperdine 62
Nevada 56, Sacramento St. 52
Chico St. 57, San Francisco St.
49
Humboldt St. 69. 'Cal Aggies 44
San Diego St. 81. Cal Poly 60
Santa Barbara 92, Long Beach
St. 78
East Oregon 56, Portland St. 54
College of Idaho 64, Willamette
53
Eastern Wash. 73, Puget Sound
68
Whitworth 82. Western Wash 68
Laverne 95, Riverside 64
Whitman 88, Linfield 83 (double
overtime)
Oregon Tech 84, Oregon College
of Education 48
Southern Oregon 58, Northwest
Nazarene 51
St. Martin's 71. Seattle Pacific 49
ClarkJC 59. Skagit Valley JC 56
George Fox 90, Multnomah Col
lege 42
Palm Springs, Calif.
Mrs. Beverly Baker Fleitz,
of Long Beach, Calif., Satur
day defeated Miss Jackie Teg
land, Los Angeles, 6-0, 6-2, in
semi-finals of women's singles
in the 7th annual Palm Des
ert invitational tennis tourna
ment at the Shadow Mountain
club.
- Sally Moore, Bakersfield.
Calif., defeated Dodo Cheney,
Santa Monica, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1 in
another women singles match.
The winners meet in the finals
today.
Whitney Ried, San Francis
co, defeated Mike Franks, Los
Angeles, 4-6, 6-3, yar, and
Alex Olmedo, Los Angeles,
downed Mike Green, .Miami,
Fla., 6-1, 6-2, in mens semi
finals.
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Stanford Upends
Southern Cal
Long Beach, Calif. (TO
Stanford Captain Paul Neu
mann staged - a one-man
rally in the final seven min
utes Saturday to lead the
Indians to a mild upset vic
tory, 69 to 61, over USC's
Trojans in the first game
of a Pacific Coast confer
ence basketball doublehead
er. With seven minutes to
play the Trojans held a
53 to 50 lead, but Neumann
wiped that out by collect
ing five buckets in the ral
ly which saw Stanford col
lect 19 points while hold
ing USC to 3. Neumann, a
senior guard, scored 25
points in turning in his best
game of the season.
Scorers closest to him
were SC's Jim White and
Jim Hanna, who both scor
ed 16 points in the game at
Long Beach City College
gym.
Turner Posts
Stock Car Win
Daytona Beach, Fla. (IP)
Curtis Turner of Roanoke,
Va., gunned his 1958 Ford
stock car to an average speed
of 98.563 miles per hour on
Saturday to win the 160-mile
National Convertible champ
ionship race at the NASCAR
safety and performance
trials.
Turner took., the lead at
the third lap from last year's
winner, lim Flock of Atlan
ta, who had to drop out when
he missed a turn and went
off the banked track. Flock
was uninjured but his 1957
Mercury which set a new rec
ord last year of ,101.36 miles
per hour was slightly damaged.
Bowling
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Standings: W
Jorgensen's Dairy 4
jjiningere neacy ivllx 4
Kim's Restaurant 4
Domestic Laundry 3
Snoboys 3
Richfield Oil Co. 3
Red Blanket Lbr. Co. 6 1
Standard Oil Co 1
National Cash Register Co. 1
Graham Electric 0
Rail Rogues 0
City Hall 0
Results:
Red Blanket 1 (Edds 580) 2606:
Domestic Lndry 3 (Blew 532) 2616.
Graham Electric 0 (Chnstian-
son 485) 2680; Jorgensen's 4 (Dun
can ohu) ZHoa.
Std. Oil 1 (Thompson 461) 2777;
Snoboys 3 (Wilson 538) 2551.
Lininger's 4 (Ross 495 1 2688;
Rail Rogues 0 (Hjelm 4191 2504.
Nat. Cash Reg. 1 (Pyle 574)
2761; Richfield 3 (Dickinson 545)
2804.
Kim'i 4 (McNeel 553) 2859; City
Hall 0 (Sneddon 519) 2622.
VALLEY ROLLERS
Standings:
The Jokers
Thru Hits
Goof Balls
Spare Pickers
Nine Pins .
Rollettes
Four Marks
Alley Kats
Splits and Mrs.
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Jokers 4 (L. Morton 471) 27165:
Four Marks 0 (A. Bowman 388)
24886.
Three Hits 4 (E. Lisenbee 420)
24573; Splits & Mrs. 0 (R. Mos
ser 437) 4478.
Goof Balls 3 (N. Peek 439) 26-
314: Spare Pickers 1 (V. Reid 357)
Nine Pins 1 (S. Brooks 409) 23-
378: Alley Kats 3 (A. Thompson
4501 23201.
Rollettes 3 (B. Moulton 364) 4043:
Missing Mrs. 1 iD. Weber 364) 4035.
Split conversion, V. Haas 5-9-7.
KIWANIS JUNIOR LEAGUE
W.
Alley Gang
Myans
King Pins
Splits
Gutter Gang
Pin Busters
Odd Bails
Black Bovs
Fire Balls
Rambling Rebels .
L.
12 3
11 4
10 5
8 7
6 '4 8 4
6 9
5 10
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3!4 11 4
Results:
Myans 2 (James 264) 1358: Gut
ter Gang 1 (Huffman 227) 1285.
Splits 1 (Mills 228) 1250; King
Pins 2 (distance 239) 127j.
Pin Busters 3 (Wilson 2461 1306;
Odd Balls 0 (Bailev 226) 1265.
Fire Balls 0 lHav 243 1 1216;
Black Boys 3 (Williams 278) 1316.
Alley Gang 3 (Little 311) 1431:
Ramblin Rebels 0 (Offord 237)
1221.
Doug Williams. 3-6-7-10 split.
High game, Myers 175.
Top Quints
Upended in
NWC Chase
By UNITED PRESS
Linfield and Willamette
each missed a golden oppor
tunity in the Northwest con
ference basketball race Fri
day night. Both lost.
Whitman edged Linfield BB
SS in a double overtime thrill
er at Walla Walla while Col
lege of Idaho took Willamet
te into camp at Caldwell by
a 64-53 count.
The two Oregon clubs re
mained at the top of the con
ference race with Linfield 8
3 and Willamette half a game
back at 8-4. They meet the
same opponents tonight and
then switch opponents Mon
day night.
Linfield and Whitman
were tied at 64-all at the end
of regular playing time. It
was 76-all after the first ov
ertime. Linfield went ahead
83-80 in the second overtime
but the home team came
through to go ahead and then
widen its margin on- free
throws. Jackie Riley of Lin
field had 23 points while
Max Johnso nhad 22 for the
winners.
' College of Idaho led Wil
lamette 34-27 at the half but
the Salem, Ore., club came
back to go ahead in the sec
ond half. But sharpshooting
Don Moore, who scored 21
points, led the Coyotes to vic
tory. Ed Grossenbacher and
Vic Backlund of Willamette
were held to eight points
each.
Grapplers
Eliminated
In Tourney
Medford and Crater high
wrestlers were eliminated
yetserday afternoon in the
state tournament at Corval
lis. Jim Funston, Medford, in
the unlimited class, and Mike
Martin, Crater, in the 194
pound group, won Friday
bouts. They dropped their
second tussles then were
eliminated when the grap
plers who beat them were de
feated.
Gary Heath, 178, Medford,
and Butch Barber, 98, Crater,
fell from the runnin? with
two straight setbacks.
Beats Green
Funston decisioned Don
Green, Roseburg, 3-1, in his
first ruckus then lost to Vern
Miller, Lebanon. Miller was
beaten by Tim Oallasher.
Franklin-of Portland.
Heath was beaten 5-2 by
Jerry Ferkus, Bend and then
was defeated by Fred Hill,
Jefferson, of Portland.
Martin nosed out Lloyd
Uphoff. Vale, in his first
match. Barber was pinned in
his opener by Dave Payne,
Sweet Home.
No Tea in
Cal Rugby
Los Angeles HP) Calif
ornia, outplayed in the first
half, rallied Saturday to gain
a 14-9 rugbywictory over the
UCLA Bruins.
Tom Trutner led Cal scor
ing with two penalty kicks,
from 20 and 25 yards out,
and a conversion, for a total
of eight points. The other six
points came on a try by Mike
White and a penalty kick by
John Harrison from 15 yards
out.
John Dowse scored six
points for UCLA on two pen
alty kicks, from 50 and 25
scored a try.
Tourney Berths Near
Completion Saturday
By FRANK LITSKY
The men who pick the
teams for the NCAA and Na
tional Invitation Basketball
tournaments found their task
half completed Saturday with
the NCAA getting most of the
prize plums. -
At the start of the day, the
Invitation tourney in New
York had lined up six of its
12 teams, the latest acceptance
coming from St. John's of
Brooklyn (12-6). The NCAA
tournament, . which added
Temple (20-2) and Manhattan
(11-8) Friday night, had seven
of its 24 teams.
Actually, the NCAA also
reached the .500 mark be
cause it had filled four of Us
eight "at large" berths. The
16 other teams are conference
representatives who qualify
automatically. Three of the 16
have been chosen with a host
of nationally ranked powers
still to come.
The Invitation tournament
was hot after Temple, which
sports -an 18-game' winning
streak, longest in the country.
The Owls, ranked sixth by the
United Press Board of Coach
es, got the NCAA nod from
the Middle Atlantic confer
ence. Temple accepted after
being assured that its three
Negro players would receive
equal treatment during the
regional playoffs at Charlotte,
N.C.
Conference representatives
already in the NCAA tourney,
in adition to Temple, are Con
necticut Yankee and Idaho
State Rocky oMuntain. "At
large" teams are Manhattan,
Oklahoma State,, Notre Dame
and Pittsburgh, all coveted
by the New York tournament
sponsors.
The field for the Invitation
tourney includes St. John's,
Fordham, St. Peter's, N.J., St.
Bonaventure, Niagara and
Dayton.
Things will get even live
lier for the NCAA competition
because aKnsas State, West
Virginia, Cincinnati and San
Francisco are favored to win
conference titles which will
qualify them for the national
tournament. Those teams
stand 1-2-3-4 in the United
Press ratings.
Sunday, February 23, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE HUff
OTI Claims
OCC Title;
Whips OCE
By UNITED PRESS
Oregon Tech won its second
straight Oregon Collegiate
conference basketball title
Friday night. I
Coach Wally Palmberg's
Owls nailed down the crown
on their home floor by defeat
ing Oregon College of Edu
cation 84-48. The win ' gave
Oregon Tech a 13-2 mark with
one game left tonight against
OCE. Southern Oregon finish
ed with a 12-4 record.
Charlie Bogle of OTI had
21 points while John McCut
cheon had 18.
Eastern Oregon' won Its
fifth" OCC game against 10
defeats by edging third-place
Portland State 56-54 at La I Southern Oregon, with Bill
Grande. Tom Neel of EOC hit Hollingsworth scoringZa
19 points while Johnny Wint- points, defeated Northwest
ers of Portland state had 18. Nazarene at Ashland 58-5L. ;
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