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to it a a a a a p, Field Generals Pace Final Grid Statistics NEW YORK UPI) - Navy quarterback Roger SLaubach has all the headlines, but George Mira and Don Trull have two of the most coveted individual championships in col lege football. Mira wound up tiie season as the leader in total offense thanks to his 324-yard perform ance last weekend in Miami's 17-12 loss to Alabama, the final NCAA Service Bureau statistics disclosed today. The Miami quarterback, who has signed with the San Kran cisco forty Niners, totaled 2,318 yards ki 10 games. Trull, of Baylor, was second with 2,276 yards. Jerry Ilhome of Tulsa was third with 1.976 and Slau bach was fourth with 1.812. Ter ry lsaaeston of Air Force com- College ocores College Basketball Results By United Press International East Duquesne 101 Baldwin Wall 81 Columbia 75 Lafayette 68 Youngstown 80 Geneva 47 St Jos (Pa) 86 W. Chester St 63 Montclair St 76 Trenton St 73 South Maryland 56 Clcmson 48 Tenn Wesleyan 66 Rollins 58 Gallaudet 93- Salisbury St 53 Tenn Tech 89 W. Texas St 88 Southern Miss. 65 Miss. St 60 N.Car. Col 111 St Augustine 83 Memphis St 108 Alabama 75 Middle Tenn. 91 Austin Peay 69 Mississippi 92 Louisiana Tech 79 Ky. Wesleyan 98 Baylor 77 Duke 77 South Carolina 70 North Carolina 109 Tulane 81 Geo. Washington 100 Citadel 61 St. Paul's 89 Morgan St 88 Tusculum 63 Emory & II. 52 St. Andrews 81 Presbyterian 62 Lenoir Rhyne 82 Guilford 65 Southern U 91 Tougaloo Coll 67 Appalachian 52 East Tenn. 50 Fla. Southern 83 Catawba 77 Virginia Mil. 65 Furman 51 Loyola (La) 66 N. Tex. St 51 Virginia St 95 Wilberforce 76 Murray St 111 Cent Mo. St 60 Union (Ky) 87 Cambellsville 66 Midwest Stuebenvllle 65 Alliance 60 Wichita 76 Texas 57 Bethel 66 Ea Claire St 78 Miami (Ohio) 79 DePauw 68 St. Louis 113 Lamar Tech 63 Bradley 78 Minnesota 75 Wash. (Mo.) 72 Valparaiso 68 Drake 79 San Diego St 49 Loyola (JJI) 112 S. Dakota 68 Iowa St 77 Utah St 68 Hope 77 Westmont 74 Xavier (Ohio) 102 Villa Mad. 66 Crcighton 77 Iowa 72 (o.t.) Indiana 110 Detroit 92 Southwest Rice 84 Georgia Tech 79 (o.t.) Flagstaff St 84 Cal Western 65 Tex Wesleyan 97 Austin Coll 71 Tex. Luth. 91 Tex. Southern 84 Emporia St 64 Tex. A4I 59 Tex. A&M 96 Sam Houston 63 Ark. A4M 89 Miss Voc. 78 Pan Am. 79 Geo'town (Md) 71 West Colorado 03 Arizona St 70 Seattle 78 St Mary (Calii) 70 UOP 92 Sacramento State 44 Nevada Southern 93 Nevada 68 Ideal Location DOWNTOWN Business or Office Inquire GUN STORE ana I) a a a a ii Of) S! new j 3J I K ADJUSTABLE HEAD 5 AHY l"3 n MJT fj REMINGTON CORD ELECTRIC SHAVER ADJUSTABLE FOR SHEER SHAVING COM FORT ON LEGS OR UNDER ARMS. CONVENIENT ON-OFF SWITCH. GUARANTEED 1 YEAR AT PAY LESS 99 FREE GIFT WRAPPING! pleted die top five with 1,747. Trull, who leads Baylor against LSU in (lie Blurbonnct Bowl Saturday, was the na tion's leading passer, edging Mira by a scant two yards and two more completions. Wilt Nears NBA Lead NEW YORK (UPIi - Wilt Chamberlain has had his whack at playmaking. Now lie's back on scoring target and die San Francisco Warriors are at the .500 percentage mark. Chamberlain moved to within 18 points of leading scorer Os car Robertson of Cincinnati by way of a tliree-game spree against Baltimore. Wilt tallied 136 points against the Bullets that brought his season's to tal to 879 in National Basketball Association games through Sun day. The San Francisco skyscrap er took over the lead in re bounds with 572 and maintained his field goal percentage lead with a mark of .521 on 309 for 639 attempts. HOLIDAY BOWLERETTES LEAGUE W Shal-R-Proof Glass Bunnell Logging Company 79' ' CWA 38" 1 Klamath Plywood Corp. ?R Elaclrolux 2 Lovely Ladits 23 Results: Klamath Plywood Bur- ottis 3t Shal-R-Proof 3, CWA 1; Lova ly Ladles 1, titcirolux 3. Hlrt taam game, Elactrolux VI7; high team serlts, Elactrolux 2W) high Ind, game. Gaby Snider 1 74 1 high Ind. sir let, Jets it Heicock 463. ALLIY KATZ LEAGUE W L 15' i Swan Lake Moulding Lttltt Sweden Let Hoback Blue Ox Cat Franklin Lit Insurance 36' I 22 V Sewing Machine Center 2 35 Pioneer Tobacco Company 7Yi 31') Cotios City Canter II 34 Southern Oregon Aviation Wi 34' Klamath Basin Milk Prod. 17 3S Results: Blue Ox 4, Franklin Life 0i So, Ore. Aviation 1. Sewing Ma chine 3i Lei Hobnck I. Pioneer Tobac co 3 LMIIe Sweden 1, Cobos 3 KI. Bealn Melk 1, Swan Lake 3. High team game. Cobos fit; high team aeries. Blue O 119; hitth Ind. game. Vera Dickens lM; high Ind. se ries Beverly DeBaen M)4. IARLY BIRDS LEAOUE W L Strikers 3.1 19 Lucky Four 3.1 19 Odd Balls 31 It Near Mrs. ,11' 10' 1 Apropos 3t ?l Scefferbraini .10') Ji"i Rollers 7ft 26 Allay Cats 2f 74 Satellites IS It Rolling Pins 22 30 Pin Pals it 41 Lama Dames to 47 Results: Lucky Four 4, Scatlerbrains 61 Odd Balls 3. Game Dames 1; Ap ropos 3. Near Mrs. ') Rollers 0. Strik ers 4j Satellites 4, Pin Pais Oj Rolling Pins 3, Alley Cats I. High team game. Odd Balls J; high laam series. Odd Balls JUJj hoh Ind. game, Arlena Nealhamer 10; high Ind. series. Cassia WhMemen 300. LUCKY ROLLERS LEAOUI W 1 Arrow Fuel Ethels Dept. Store 3) 17 D A R Auto Parts 3? .10 Coca Col 71 24 Suburban Finance 27 li Mennles 2a1 1 JV 1 Crayt Construction Jl 27 Halls Construction 24' t 37' 1 Thurtloni Dance Studio 74' 27' 1 Henlav Store 7" 37 Crater Lake ll'k 33') Don Potter Machinery t4 . Results: Arrow Fuel 3. Henley Stare 1l Menniet 3. Don Potter 1; Cralfr Lake I. Coca Cola 3; Ethels Dfnt. Store 1. Suburban Finance 2) Halls Construction Vi, Thurstons Dance i'u Gravs Con. I, OAR Auto Paris 1. Lleaam LADY REMINGTON CORDLESS LEKTRONIC WORLD'S ONLY RECHARGE ABLE LADIES' SHAVER! TWO HEADS . ONE FOR LEGS, THE OTHER FOR UNDER ARMS! ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST! PAY LESS 00 26' DISCOUNT PRICE! 'g vivi nrni , Pirates Deal For Lefty PITTSBURGH IPI - The Pittsburgh Pirates purchased lef (handed relief pildier Bob Allen from the Cleveland Indi ans Monday and sold outfield er Larry Elliot to the New York Alets. Both transactions were made on a conditional basis. Allen, 26, a native of Tatum, Tex., and a resident of Hender son, Tex., has been in profes sional ball frince 1!j7. He spent mobi of the past three seasons with Cleveland, compiling a 5-5 record, all in relief. Last year Allen appeared in 43 games for the Indians and posted a 1-2 record. He gave up 58 bits in 56 innings and lodged an earned run average of 4.06. His lifetime ERA is 4.30. Elliot, also 26, was assigned to the Mcls' Buffalo farm club in the International iLeague. He will report to the Mels' early instructional camp Feb. 5 and attend spring training wiih the Mets. A native of San Diego, Calif., Elliot played in 124 games for Columbus of the International League last season and batted .252. Lefthanded all the way, he had 100 hits and drove in 81 runs. High team game, Ethel Dept. Store 770; high team series, Mennies 2115; high Ind. game. Flo Osa 117; high Ind. series, Jessie He stock 45. PANDORA'S HOLIDAY LEAGUE W L Broderlcks Pharmacy 36' t 15' 7 Tower Furniture 34' 1 17'j Jacks Color Chip 30 2? Midland Market 2.1 1 29 Automatic 1 ranimlsslon 19 33 Murdock Grocery 15 37 Results: lower Furniture 3, Midland Market l; Jacks Color Chip 3. Auto malic Trans. I; Broderlcks Pharma cy 4, Murdock Grocery 0. High team game, Broderlcks Phcy. 737; high team series, Broderlcks 2137; high ind. game, Rleta Summers 177; high tnd. series. Rleta Summers 506. FRIDAY NIOHT MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE W L Ranch Supply (', IB') Weyerhaeuser Crrd-I Union State Farm Insurance George R. Stecy Company Wongs Cats 7 Up Mllchi Grocery Oregon Food Stores Stevens Homellte Saws Hugh Kldd Auto Sales Midland Market Klamath Tractor Bud & Jerris Midway Economy Cash Grocery 21 32' 1 77' 1 37 71 30' 1 29', 1 28 37 26 34 76 34 75 35 25 35 24 'i 35' 23' 1 36' 1 uye insurance 13' 1 46' 1 Dec. 13 results: Economy Cash Gro cery 1, George R Siacy Co, 3j Ova Ins. 0, Weyerhaeuser Cr. Union 4; Slate Farm Ins. 2, Stevens 2; KI. Tractor 4, Mllchs Grocery 0; Hugh Kidd Auto Sales 3. Homelite Sawi 1; Bud A Jerris Midway 0, Ore. Food Stores 4; Midland Mkl. 0. Ranch Sply. 4; Wongs Cafe I, 7 Up 3. High learn game. Ranch Supply 154; high team series, Weyerhaeuser Cr. Union 2494; high ind game. Helen Thomas 2.'3; high Ind. series, Rita Mat son 557; high ind. game. Eddie Bick lorrj 2l0j rilgh ind. series. Bob Ross 554. CAL OWE LEAGUE General Equipment Co. Webb Insurance Simplot OeVae Singer Sewing Center Duqrin and Mel Greenwood Masonry Merits Appliances Cash A Save Oil Lobben Maonry Jordan Shell Jayhawk Sherwm Williams The Spot Crescent Sea Food Team No. 16 Shorty Flylno A ll't 23 2ft 31'. 31' 1 .10' 1 39' 39 31 ?' 31 24' 1 35' 1 34 36 77' I 37' ) 21 39 Dec. 13 results- Team No. 16 3, Sim plot DeVoe 1; The Spot 1. Wehh Ins. 3; Dugan A IMeit J. Sherwm Williams 1; Greenwood Mavonry 7. Singer Sew ing Center 3( Jordan Shell 3. Crescent Sea Food li Cash A Save Oil 3, Lob ben Masonry li Shortys flying A t. Merits Aooliances 3; Jayhawk 3. Gen eral Equ-pmertt Company I High team game. Singer Sewing Clr. 53; hgh team series. Smoer Stwmg Clr. JJIJ; hign ind. ame. W. Eidma Grtenwood 252, M.. Bill Herylprd 236; hioh Ind. nt. w. Elrtina Greenwood 042, M , Bill Herv'ord 575. KINGSLEY NOON DOUBLES W L Pilky-Anderson 17 Cornell-Cohea ij Maime-Chiidi ij g GnggsPaicawikl 17 a Hariow-Cerey 17 a Watt-Pennok ij Petersen-Trnka a 12 Lamping Voiris I 12 Tunnell-Blom ij Mite hall-Mar tori ij Oet II results' Lamomg.Vorrls 3. Milcriell-Vartort I; Petersen . Trnka 4. Corneli-C(ee 0i Gnggs Paictewskl 7. Tunnftl-Biom I; Pelky - Attdfrson 1, Watt Pennock Jj Malme Chiias 1. Haf-low-Carry j Mign team game. Lamping Morris 455; tvgh team series. Lamt,ng.JWorr is 1'90; hhgh Ind. game, I amp.ng 222; high Ind. series. Cone SH. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Adjust broktt to full contact Inspect wheel cylinders and grtost stall Inspect front broVe lining (front brakea wear foster) Add needed broke fluid SHOCK ABSORBERS Provide Easier Steering End Thumping and Bumping Prolong Tire & Broke Life Give Sorer Softer Ride East Main Brake & Alignment SERYICE Eoit Main & Wantland TU 4-3337 Shockers Blast Indiana, Loyola By L'nilrd Prrss Inlrrsational The L'niversily of Texas may have gone undefeated in foot ball, but the Longhorns aren't going to win them all in bas ketballat least not this year. The Longhorns whose ive straigh' victories bad lifted them into the No. 8 spot in the country in the latest L'nited Press International ratings, fi nally took one on the chin Mon day nigiit. Towerful Wichita l.No. 12i crushed Texas with consummate ease, 76-57. The Shockers, twice upset vic tims this year in seven games, played their strongest game of the season as five players hit double figures. Dave Stallworth, a 6-font-7 All-America candidate scored 16 points to pace Wich ita. But if Texas was rattled poor South Dakota was shellshocked. The Coyotes had the misfortune to walk into the middle of an other Loyola scoring parade. The top-rated Kamblors belled South Dakota, 112-68, boosting their scoring production to an average of 104 points her game. Paul Silas, a man who be lieves that relxunds are more important than points, hauled' down 28 caroms as 18th-rated Creighton topped Iowa, 77-72, in an overtime battle between two unbeaten teams. Kourlh-rankcd Duke pulled away from game South Carolina in the final three minutes to de feat the Gamecocks. 77-70. Jeff Mullins, the Blue Devils' star forward, poured in 26 points, 23 in the second half for Duke. Minnesota became the second Big Ten loam to fall from the ranks of the unbeaten when the lSth-rankcd Gophers were beat en by lIHh-ranked Bradley, 78-75. Undefeated Rice literally out fought Georgia Tech. 84-70, in an overtime game which saw a total of 56 fouls levied against the two teams. Four of Tech's (ive starters fouled out during the game, and player from each squad was ejected for fighting. But they did them eight bet tor at Boulder, Colo., where Colorado and Arizona State drew a total of 64 fouls between them. AM five starters fouled out for the Sun Devils, who arc rated 15th in the country, and as a result Colorado coasted to a resounding !:)-7( victory, its 2lh consecutive win at home. In oilier games, lXiquesne UW Preps For Game LONG BEACH, Calif. H'PP Thc L'niversily of Washington Huskies took to the drill field twice again today in prepara tion for their New Year's Day Rose Bowl tilt with Illinois. Husky coach ,Iim Owens said Monday the learn was "going back lo (he beginning" as he ran them through fundamentals during the morning and after noon practice. Kullback Junior Coffey, de moted to the second team after a listless game against UCLA, wore the purple practice jersey of the starting unit during Hie drills. Bill Douglas, who took over the signal calling for the Husk ies when regular quarterback Bill Slier came down with hep atitis after the first game of the season, was still functioning as the lirst team quarterback. Siler was in uniform, but took pari in the drill with the third MARIETTA COACH RESIGNS MARIETTA. Ohio iLI'D Kennelh A. iMcade, 37, will end a seven-year reign as head foot ball coach at Marietta College next month. 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