HERALD AVD NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon Wednewla.v. January I. 1963 PAGE i B
Coege Scores
College Basketball Results
. By United Press International
EAST
. Jersey St. 89 Patterson St. 52
Brockport St. 80 Buffalo St. 68
Penn St. 88 Bucknell 83 (OTi
Williams 70 Amn. Inter. 48
Merrimack 82 Brandeis 70
Long Island U. 54 Fairfield 45
Rhode Island 86 Mass. 80
Colfjate 65 Rochester 62
Nichols 69 Lowell Tech. 67
Celtics,
Lakers
In Fight
By United Press International
It looks like Boston and Los
Angeles again in the two divi.
sions of the National Basketball
Association.
The team that wins them on
the road picks up the marbles in
Uic NBA. and the Celts and Lak
ers Tuesday night captured vie
tories in enemy gyms.
; Boston took its fifth straight.
from San Francisco with a 118-112
decision at the Cow Palace as
Bob Cousy tanked 19. Los Ange
les broke a St. Louis Hawks 13
; game home court w in streak with
-a 99-96 victory.
In other action it was: Detroit
-.109 New York 93, and Syracuse
-119 Cincinnati 116.
San Francisco moved out to an
"S7-85 lead over Boston late in the
.".-third period, but then the Celts
-3ut on a 12-0 spurt that shot
.them ahead.
I Wilt Chamberlain hit 45 for the
'losers as 8,623 sat in at the Cow
Palace.
. Elgin Baylor was the difference
tat St. Louis. His two field goals
Jn the last 30 seconds decided the
Tissue and he had 28 altogether
:Jcrry West added 27 while Bob
.'Pettit had 23 for the Hawks.
" Detroit's win was its third
;straight and moved the Pistons
;past .San Francisco into third
; place in the Western Division.
Los Angeles leads second-place
St. Louis by five and a half
- games.
-.' The Detroit-New York game
Mas played at Toledo, Ohio, and
Bailey Howell of the winners led
Hhe scoring parade with 28 points.
John Green had 16 for New York
; before leaving in the third period
;witn an eye injury. There was no
report on the extent of the injury.
- Syracuse and Cincinnati also
played on a neutral court at Day-
ton. Ohio.
'. Two guards led the way with
Syracuse's Hal Greer scoring 3!
! points and Cincinnati's Oscar
; Robertson meshing 27. Jack Twy-
; man of the Royals hit 35.
; The win gave Syracuse a three-
game edge over the Royals in
; their battle for second place in
the Eastern Division. Boston
leads Syracuse by three and a
half games.
Alexander Led
UCLA Gridders
LOS ANGELES (UPII -Workhorse
Hermit Alexander led 39
L'CLA varsity football lettermen
by playing a total of 436'j min
' utes out of a possible 600. accord
ing to the list released today by
! Athletic Director Wilbur Johns.
Second highest on the list was
' Mel Profit, a junior who played
both ways at either end, with 380
minutes.
Although Coach Bill Barnes will
lose Alexander for next season
: because of graduation, he will
; have a nucleus of 26 returning
lettermen to build his 1963 club.
;West Favored
iln Pro Bowl
" LAS VEGAS. Nev. iL'PP -The
oddsmakers favored the West by
3'i points over the East today in
both of Sunday's All-Star games
the American Football League
, All-Star Game at San Diego,
and the National Football
League Pro Bowl game at the
Los Angeles Coliseum.
The West has won the last
three games of the NFL Pro Bowl
series, and leads, 8-4. The West
team whipped the East, 47-27. in
last year's initial AFL Ail-Star
t battle.
Oswego 63 Rochester Tech. 31
Northeastern 70 Tufts 55
Clark U. 103 Suffolk 86
SOUTH
Va. Tech. 74 Va. Military 70
N. C. Coll. 85 Fayetteville 56
J.C. Smith 77 S. C. St 75
Lambuth 83 Belmont 80
Georgetown 82 American V. 78
Tampa U. 79 Rollins 66
Clcmson 66 Furman 64
Wm. 4 Mary 83 Citadel 69
Wash. 4 Lee 73 Hamp. Svd. 62
High Point 35 W. Carolina 33
Geo. Wash. 74 Maryland 72
Fla. A AM 107 Tuskegee 92
W. Virginia 89 Davidson 73
Okla. Citv 77 Lovola (La.) 75
Athens 82 Howard 73
N. C. Afcl 76 Va. St. 74
MIDWEST
Emporia Coll. 70 Sterling 65
Bethel 64 Friends U. 63
Washburn 55 St. Benedict's 52
Otterbein 57 Capital 54
Ark. Coll. 61 Ouachita Coll. 59
Western Reserve 64 Wayne St. 50
Bradley 91 N. Michigan 64
Loyola (111.) 87 Marquette 68
Franklin 73 Ind. Central 65
SOUTHWEST
Texas A&M 71 Rice 61
Texas 76 Baylor 38
Arkansas 81 Tex. Christian 59
Hardin Simmons 50 Tarlclon St. 59
Sou. Methodist 70 Tex. Tech. 61
St. Marys (Tex.) 68 Trinity 57
WEST
Glendale Coll. 87 Compton 61
Pasadena City 74 Trade Tech. 70
Idaho 75 Wash. St. 67
Stanford 70 Cal. 68 (2 OT
St. Mary's (Calif.) 87 U. of Pac. 73
Oregon 62 Portland 54
Puget Sound 91 Pac. Lutheran 78
Seattle Pac. 54 W. Washington 49
Cen. Wash. 101 St. Martin's 71
High School
Scores
Oregon Prep Basketball
By United Press International
Franklin 48 Grant 47
Wilson 45 Lincoln 44 OT
Marshall 46 Benson 40
Cleveland 63 Washington 57
Madison 62 Roosevelt 41
North Salem 44 Clackamas 40
Parkrose 52 Estacada 38
Dallas 58 Tillamook 53
Tigard 81 West Linn 44
Lake Oswego 53 Newberg 48
Forest Grove 57 St. Helens 56
Oregon City 48 McMinnville 43
Seaside 44 Warrenton 29
Rainier 62 Banks 49
North Catholic 56 Portland Chris
tian 44
Sheridan 45 Willamina 39
Philomath 67 Sherwood 39
Yamhill-Carlton 45 Dayton 30
Nestucca 52 Amity 37
Woodburn 66 Gervais 29
North Marion 54 Cascade 50
Stayton 41 Canby 37
Central 55 Sena Catholic 46
Mt. Angel 51 Scio 25
Yoncalla 34 Sutherlin 33
Oakland 41 Riddle 40
Enterprise 76 Lostine 44
Weiser (Idaho) 57 Vale 56
Wallowa 55 Elgin 53
Tillamook Catholic 49 Gaston 36
STREET OLYMPICS
ATHENS. Greece (UPD The
1859 Olympics Games, promoted
by Dvangehos Zappas, were a
failure because they were staged
in the stretti of Athens there
being no suitable stadium avail
able.
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Molinas Convicted; Faces 36 -Year Prison Term
NEW YORK (UPD Impassive
Jack Molinas faced a possible 36-
fear jail term today after being
convicted as the "master fixer"
in a bribery scandal that took in
49 college basketball players in
51 different cities.
Unable to raise $25,000 bail aft
er being found guilty on a five
count indictment in the criminal
part of New York's Supreme
Court Tuesday night, Molinas
was taken to the city jail.
Justice Joseph A. Sarafite set
Feb. 11 as the date of sentencing
for the 30-year-old attorney and
one-time basketball star.
Molinas' attorney, Jacob Evser-
off, said he planned to appeal the
case. The jury of eight men and
four women found Molinas guilty
of conspiracy, three counts of
bribery and subornation of per
jury. The crimes could bring a sen
tence of 36 years in jail and-or
a fine of $35,500.
Eves On Jury
The six-foot, six-inch Molinas
stared directly at the 12 mem
bers of the jury as they filed into
the courtroom following nearly
eight hours of deliberation.
He seemed as if he were try
ing to read their faces (or some!
sign of a verdict.
They didn't keep him waiting
long.
"Guilty," said the jury fore
man. Familiar with the courtroom
and its procedures because he is
a lawyer himself, Molinas re
mained icy calm.
He didn't even bat an eyelid.
Nor did he betray the slightest
emotion when, after Evscroff
asked that Die jury be polled in
dividually, each of the 12 said:
"Guilty.",
Asks High Bond
Asst. Dist. Ally. Peter D. An-
READY FOR CELTICS
CHICAGO (UPI) - Guard Mau
rice King, the third player from
the defunct American Basketball
League to sign with the Chicago
Zephyrs, will bo ready to play
tonight against the Boston Celtics.
Mel Nowell, former Ohio State
star, was placed on waivers to
make room for King, who had
been with the Kansas City Steers.
Other A$L players signed by Chi
cago were Nick Mantis and Larry
Staverman.
drcoli asked the court to hold
Molinas in custody under $25,000:
bail and the request was granted
Then Molinas, the man who
had once said, "When this mat
tcr is finally resolved, my inno
cence Vill be fully established,
was led away by a court guard.
The rugged, good-looking Mo
linas, who broke all scoring rec
ords as a member of Columbia
University's basketball team and
later starred for the Fort Wayne
(now Detroit) Pistons until he
was barred from the National
Basketball Association for admit
tedly betting on his own team in
1954, was arrested on May 17,
1962.
his arrest culminated more
than two years of investigation
by Manhattan Dist. Atty. Frank
Hogan, who called Molinas the
"master fixer."
Covers Three Bribes
Molinas was charged specifi
cally with paying a former Bowl
ing Green player, William Dennis
Reed of Flushing, N.'., three
separate bribes of $1,000 each to
"shave points" in 1959 and 1960.
Hogan, who charged Molinas
headed a ring that also Included
11 other co-conspirators, cited the
games in which Reed was bribed
were: Bowling Green vs. DePaul
at Chicago, Dec. 10, 1959; Bowl
ing Green vs. Bradley at Peoria,
111., Dec. 12, 1959. and Bowling
Green vs. Canisius at Buffalo,
N.Y., Dec. 3, 1960.
The subornation of perjury
charge on which Molinas also
was found guilty involved his at
tempt to persuade Reed to lie
about the bribes before the grand
jury.
None of the players involved
underwent criminal prosecution,
having been granted immunity in
testifying before the grand jury.
JINX
IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPD-Tho
University of Iowa lost 21 straight
football games over 62 years on
its home field to Michigan before
breaking the jinx in 1962 with a
28-14 victory over the Wolverines.
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