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The Pantograph I Bloommoton Nor III Sun F.b. 4, If44 tt. Bradley Trips Northern (lt I I P-iaJ lifyjh tl IJ4 at tix Mitti Smith Mtiltl. 21 iht try Jit I Uutt a fcattt kr Iff Ur1 tut li had at 19 IT Ihi hMJ 14 fulkd lmn ftd'r) i tirl nun! Spunky with 9 50 It in If Ml. II Mium4 fce.4 lit Northern" Mo but ttranvd ti lr an II-T2 nil It Zm k4 11.

Ihr rrrrve Xol Yvi n4t ntrfi U4 I it. IcaiJ i jj 41-31 ilx i irf rt ftt la-l Jr 'l mm 6 I i i tt it iVM a 1 1 I I i i I II a alt 0 4.m. I a i I Si JMIil II tan i il it i at i I a at I MM 4 I a I ant Drake Hands North Texas 77-67 Loss Watt-Goetz Duo In Bowling Lead KM a- GREEN IAY, Wit. (API Phil Btngtttn, who tmt htd Oath of th CrM Cy Pkt. My I thtrt no immtdUtt pUni It nm mm chief dleniit ceech 0 peil ha MM fer nint ytau 'W thinh hae pbl otiititnl in tech de prlmenl(M ht laid, end ha full ceechimg tal far tt number rt cenctmed." Bengtaon, M.

credited with engineering Crttn Bey'i ier ied de'ento ehtr (lining It Ntlitntl Foetbetl Leeguo or-genitalia in I tit, hei been named le reptece Vmce lem. berdi et ceh. lomberdi announced Thurtdey he ill remain at Packer general manager, however, "I feel very thankful thai he be that cleie," Bengtten remarked. Louisville Wins, 81-65 hu Vtj'i 4' li.it laruJ tili lKU TK i.U'i-Uralir tumtiiiMj li a I h.in!n i anj ni in! a tf I rt rlt. tt I t'ltif C.rr IT 4l.nit.h'r in thr tltr tMHii f.iiif.

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on'rrvncf b.ikrtba!l rarf ami onr tf III lo con 1 Ml iti 11 MM" sider UiIIm UUnit Vrr 1 Ciwtr.n.iti SIC nichf Minr Mit iittir Hin.ad 111 Ij aini Aussies Break i tin- Jtrsikr aM.uk U-r All Ameriian. a a a iin i.t MTn Veiey InstW. I'ur i 22 tt-rwuui thrtnuch haj thfjncfoor Kecora Hjtiinl.i'k -iit 1 1 t' i'i OOUtl.lt a 1 a V- i a Ar a a 1 rw but capturrd 25 rrbmimN SAN lAI'l ,4 a i 1 si si ami icutid 19 polMi 1 I I I 1 1 IMoisd rry IVarre a tria ol (AiMrali.m to a worM lnd ir 1 ciKiNiari i9uttvn.li a a 1 ft 0 1 1 1 Onarga Topples Piper City 1n t.1t city rxsi inur- i Cmmunitj ui a full t-ourl it adunLuv nd lr.i!iJ I'ijxr City. Tii-M. In iu iJ.uni" S.i'i:i'!.i i 17m- Intli.iiis 411 uui.inJ jr ct-nl lrm the t.J ir n-nl lnm IJ- Iff Hi.it M.ir.'.'iTtH.iii, 4 lio.

irri i'Ji 2S fktint Viprr lH lli 8 11 lT M-awu Tls Imli.in.i aSu c- hmmirv Kamr. 2-52 luMMatr If la ft 1 a I I I I I '1 II i i tali aj A a JM It II t-ff II a.r 1 1 lww ti 't n.r,x-,,r i tvao-tntle run tiurdy mhi in ihr MTmd an- nu.il S.w Iiii'go Imlivir Gamr I iV.irrf. l-ippinji M-ural I I r.n ki-d up a l)w 11'it 11 8 2 ni.in Unit l.irki iai mark i wn 2 I'l arn- .1 'tiuji iii tin I Tennessee Victorious kVt.Ul.l.K Tftt Al Sixth r.niki-il li-nnroM-r iru. two twia II It tt ffl Muk'ivtppi 05-W S.iturd.i I If Tulsa Trims liik .1 hrnii-r trip on w.t in ihi SimthiMslern CJt-r Memphis State LquJs r. li.iski th.ili chn.Tpinjhip 11h wa el IVi.

uvr btlori- Um thn mark aftrr another Kerry OHrltn, Mt th parly pace. Ul'rirn wa ircwd tn 8 41 3. A third Australian, tt CetirKe Scott, was third in 1 a Tl'IWt nil. 1 A Ta IWi vrlal. Ml) I I'V I lfA HI 9 All ild hitWA Come Back Here! rVfcAiVo, 92-73 il'llll "Tk- '1 and gave Ihe VoU i.n ol TuIm pUTd lit-for r.t, nnA t.

State before I 1 a 1 I ill! 1 54 9 9 lost left Ihc MO in the '7. bUrt Cnhwity WHtkens. with 8 Iracuo and 4-13 lor the wason. ff1 WHrv and nkh Niemann' Wool Tom V.IZZa a WMn Tom m' ftwln IS m.lnt each, ualloncd 11 a v.v'm 1 I i I 1 f- i 1 Atttv .1 lulldogi' lorry oiltr pki ovtr Urry' tU ihouldtr whilt Mike Croy of Ft'-fit lookt in on Corgt from behind. ISU won, 112-76.

St othtr photos ond tery on C-1. (Pontogroph Photo) Gtorgt Iry. Illmoit Sfot Univtrtily'i higH-ttoring guord, hoi flobbrgottd look on hi foct Of boll fliti owl of hit hondt undtt Rtdbi'd bofctf in firil half Soiwdoy night of Honon Fiefdhouio in nononfrant gom ogointt Ftrrii S'olt. and -f(Kt 8 Larry Mansfirkl M.7i ItfllV 1 Hox Sroros most hi use nigm as 'm-j ecir.trollini? thi- baekhuardt. 'lm, a h.rt fn.n! Pl St.Hf (amo tip tf aTioi atiociano! Din ui irnse ana wicwira touit led thmuchnut in Hie reKiotiaS'y it 1 0 1 1 on ma- U01 rumMe ri-lxmnding to run net yerman ranches um-m tt err ana mik wiin the llurrlrane! ttmf.

ItaaSkolhall ElOaSiiliaS VO 6 tt I it 4 4 I tt If I II SI i (0 7 i i il 0 I 1 ii 1 1 I ji 1 6d 6S (lnr t. i 1 8 jf a-r a II It It IITtttit 0 I I ti i ei 1 1 v- III V4I44 I 4 II 14 ri i 6 6 it it 5 I ftd i a Bvfl ll Jf 9 6 I I Hftv4 0 00 ttw SO if iftrfi, 7 0 f4 IIIH'I Tatau li-r nearly the entire game MiMaMit ttati Tuna rv--oft 0 1 I 1 Hi" I I a I'D' I' Hli.Vd i I I llll Out 16 l't' Ittld 1 I 51 I Bu. 5 l4V- III I 4 00 OCut I C'i 9 C- TattH I 1 Cf-ahbed 21 relxiuiwN. 14 in the Lead Day tana in hair iu- aiw i.tm Kill Justus tKik hi0i surinu DAYTONA Kla Milking c-ifiht id 13 iAP" Tuo laugh German an(j at the Irec I'ors lK-s lommand ol the or 21 p.ints Other 24 liiiurs f.l Daytona Sjxjts Car vols hitting in double liun-s Hare early Sunday when the Wl.r,. Tom Hendrix and lull leading Ford GT-40 piloted by Halm itli II apiii Paul Hawkins and Iavid llobbs II II III Taiau at 114 lei Umi MIIIM T.i.O Utt-MII VMt iin I I I.

I -r --Vvii 5 I'" MHiooai vault i. i'i i ic- '1 t-f 'l-i C.M.ft!' lata I. I 1 it rata tn eattaa tt 57 kw van It II lli; II II II ll-ltt MimiM tKIt Tmta Jt 41 t. tawt it' -T frjt ascl S.t fBIl '6vH M' '7 'vla 14 toue (- A' IMH lOtai I 4I HICM WMOOl Pt' Si V.i 0n N.i' It. I.

1 0s.tn 1 n. 1, v.i Vs' 71 i't i a. 0 'V H. lj.i, ft ft 4t vai 7ii 1 i I Af 14 I'ririifg'al Vanderbilt Fa Hers Trim Nr.il Miin-d (H.ints to a Florida Miifile-M-aMin ni tin-Gators' Sout.eatrrii b.iski-tli;ill mir Vanli-ilnlt Saturdav innht Florida's tnuinpli k' Gators a Ht-3 SIX and marked the lirst vielorx ever mi Vandv's emirt is ti-4 111 the sir. pulled oil the track lor a live- 1 ts 0''" niifiuii' pit iop Carthage Rips Elmhurst, 104-70 Jo Siilert ol Switerlaiid shot ii vi a vc aiijiv it ui PMlLADS taMIA tl.TIMOl art Ch-n i0 SI IIVeuM iru.i)45 jtnoi 6 1 7I.I0;4 7 (tut Gr' tt 51 jor-iic 4 11 IISto'1 I 4 i 0lt- I I 4 0 I Cunim 7 4 ItVrlt).

4 I 0 00 0 0 0 0 I I I JVilPBH I 1 7 TjH II 7 14 11 taltlt II Ji lt 111 i -i1 o. tne- A'r'rKltrKr 4 74 lllldl 4 144 Minonk Edges El Paso, 71-68 u.to the lead in one ol the Porsches and Schlesscr ol Frame shoved another into the second spot Hawkins and ilobbs were run KF.N0SIIA Wis iITI. -Carthage ran up its highest point total of the Satur- I -it ml itKt ttt i i-ntt'i if 1 1 1 itt fa V- 4t AarwHit-ra Mutrfitv Clli'll Will Alf'( i Uiu 'I. Fcr! 'Ion t5 K' U- t. i I HO it Ou.f 107, SI Nwt'l f.tfffn,li to.

"f-r-l 77 OTMiet iai w.H.am PR 4 Crahin K. 67 t. 14 forrtham II it i K4nv 7J, 0litrn 70 SI. Jonn't. 74.

"4P 7J Seutn tfl. Wt 7t Anu.nAt O-miAd ft I cut 75, DvoO'l '4 Kfnl Sii 71 wi" M.fS'Otn PMlaatiaM allimari 1J-IJJ II It II 11-111 ning third when they tame out Tf a (ol ege Lo ilerenee after a complete change res of I nos and con has- Fiuil fxii- lirw C.tluC C'O-I." '1 Ncrfl'i Tonl Inwit. h.io Pl4l .4 lliilmc- irom Diane p.iu.s. a uuru ketball game FX PASO PXS' Minuiik- again at 5.162. It was tied thrtt Dana-Kutland nudged ahead of times after that before the Com-HI Paso in Midstate Conference ets pulled ahead, only to be Porsche, driven alternatively by Six Carthage plasus x-med IT LOUIS CINCINNATI ,..,,1 til I.

III'. I'. I 4.IIU I h'lorida erased a 14 jioint ''t r- in'f first-half delicti, hitting per ,4 cent of its wrrmd-lmlf held goal Zm, shots to Will niin H. J.wtioflKli'a it r.r.i'.n ,1, Fsl It. lcui l.int..in I Onc in.

Sofiftwl.id 5t figures, led bv Ill UUUUH ii-iiilinni! ht iMiininn Irnm h. dhnt mil fif Ihii tliv in Ihn lad B'v en oi wermany was ut uilh 9K nninlc Ii.lin I niift. fc .1. B'iOatt Nc" Drr 7t tf-f I lvf)rnno InS. Wnthinulno 75 1 hind in the lina! 24 seconds a seconds ss quest had 2.1 for hlmhurst T.

'I'T Carthage is 7-2 in the CC'IW 0 0 14 i tlOrk.rt 3 1 01 ULucat )) J' 4 2 IOV.f iy 5 01 11 4 61 14 Sm.lh 4 11H SI It Ofrt.on II IfrJO jl 1 1 11 Dot 01? 1 1 1-? JOry 0 0 I) 10 2 1 ovt 4 I Pori't 0 00 0 VArdoif 0 I I I T'vin 3 00 II li lt 111 Toult 41 17 Jl Ml .1, in. iiihi'i "in, V.Uil.ei Oil II J7II It-lll Paul Howe scored two of his of their shots out front. bUtiOM'" points with 24 seconds missed on seven of 19 tree throw remaining to boost the Mohaw ks I attomps iH IIU.CH Tlinn titflei Twin while Elmhurst is in the league cellar with a 0-1! record North Park Beats Carroll HariTicna L'fitcii'nd C'i'nm uokom se ii.v.ro Co.iniii- hapin il 68. jit in SS, Buntr Mill 1. 1 .111 -ofih Cr.f 4, Pifl.ni ,11 in iJ Voi.l O'iv- P.ivori el, jacoiv.M lift Qu.tKv Ci'fi-llnn Hr.lh..f v.ii..

fcpull Si rry IJ V-rt(lrj. C.irver 61 Pilisf i-iu 4( Monmouth Tops Ripon, 69-61 MONMOUTH. III. (AP)-John, Noonan, a ft-foot-7 senior making his second start of the pumped in 24 points to lead Monmouth tn a Midwest i mil wneie uie sophomore Hob Hakes came 5.4 in iiie standlnes. cot their Lnei'iliti Tt Jl 30-175 31 31 17 3S-1II back with a pair of free throws I thrt c-point advantage, hitting 68 1 M-Hon -t a.

Tftt4llrMItt I A Toiiiiouii St. Loun Cincinnati wiin eigni seconds 10 ice mcipor cent of their gratis tosses, game for Minonk-Dana-Hutland. paso wnn nA opener, 49 AMI RICAN ASSOCIATION b.kinon 7, Hflv'lo'rJ rg UCLA 10V Souihrn Cmen.a Wyom.fQ ti Cuivn 7t. Kfl.m(i7(-o 77 ov'lim lor.rtfl Sintc 110. H.vl K4, Aami.

tune, ti, Onio uiwr-Hv Co 56 S' Omi 47 69 p-inc-ion 6Ci Ki-nlurly I t. Lcu'cins FioritM A.M Cmrk Coll F. Kc'illly tC Army 95. Svricu't 75 Viru.nin 95, Nnvy 60 V'fuinia Tcrh 76, Toiflo 65 Mpirti lhcrq P8. Oino NO'i'i'm lonn 79, N'-vy York U.

Ym MnrvnrrJ 76 SliBnory PckK 74. Lock lo 6' Miftnun Si Loup1, Wi'trr-n Mi! w.lukri' Flornl.i 91 V.irfl-rrjilt 85 Akron 67 Fiiinrn Michiu.ir G.irinoi 7t, Yuui'i'tovrn 74 Ohio Wc'lvyan 70, Trnslvv.ir.ii 'h Crolin St 76 D.iriniOuth 74. Brown 6" Holy Crosn ft, coll 1 North C.irolin.1 71, Murylanrl 67 Y.llc 8. H.vv.ird 76 Connecticut 87, Vermont t'l 4 P-nn VVAL'KKSHA Wis 1 1 PI 1 1 tie snwnmg a Conference basketball victory, v(lHh defeated Carroll zlinc 58 ner cent from the field. over Rinon Snfnrdut.

i(tirniiiin utr ki.t SUMMARY Kansas Edges Oklahoma, 72-70 LAWKEXCK. Kan iAP. Kansas climbed back into the Big Flight basketball race with a 72-70 squeaker over Oklahoma before lO.Olid lans Saturday all-ernoon The Jayhauks now are in league actum. Oklahoma is Kvery team in the league has at least two dcleats. Kansas State and Iowa Stale ciirrenllv have 4-2 records Limongello Captures Kansas City Tourney KANSAS CITY (Al'i Mike 1 j-na in a couege umierence 01 icu iiiioun mu nisi n.01 uuHMmonxoina Monmouth, trailing 31-26 atijljnois and Wisconsin basketball El Paso.

4-5 in the league, took I. tialttime. moved ahead at 47-4j tii. te.id nt nn three: 1 I'illllt- III IlllVJ (II it Mil ai INDIANA MINNESOTA OTtl 6 Joyner I St UOvfrskti 4 66 14 Schnoer 4 UMiktn I 1 DeHftr I 4-4 I Kondia 14 3 Coot 7 3-3 l7Gfdnr 5 12 Pflyne 5 10-13 20 Rta lust 2 0-0 4 Nolnd 0 00 4 2-3 10 Johnson I 11 3 Sehelptr I 3 4 St'nbri I 0-1 7 rVoor 0 0-0 0 Atkinson 0 O-O 0 Barry I 1.4 Schrurrmf 0 00 0 ls'b'or 0 0-0 0 Totali J3 2t-3t7i Totals 32 II 17 12 Indianl 4J75 Minntiota 3t 4317 1 1 wbi etna El Pitt tq It 7 I HlikMI 5 0 Kntpa I 7 Dunmirt 1 0 Snyder I KiMrfoet 7 3 Constant 2 I miaway tne second nail to job Jankowski ol Carroll was straight buckets opening the. 2 boost its sifond place league scortr wjtj, 26 points while second hall.

0 0 wo record to 7 .1 llipon now has a North park In that period, the lead 0 Tc7 1 ft 1 U.kl fB, Wpunl SIi-'Ihim Biwarck 53. SI Jo f0ii.OK)n 49 Hrcclr 4t 75. i7 I r- 1 1 7i, Prci'iifcl 64 Si S'. low Ci.ro )4 mto 5'i loH joiD.i fti. FUTpli'1 57 I'Jor it Or.f'U'ttd t7 Sli.iwnf a.xKlora Mfirii'rn 55.

Jt Wvi klnr.i GiMlt.jrd Dr 7 64 Poln 6.1 Slcrlnw 70. V.rrriscn a i-ion 61. Cenl-i 47 f-'irr-'lon 64, l-Sl RiVI 4 c.it-.riia Vn I li ilqpvilit 5f) orjnu. vilif 61. Dur.ind 57 fr-cprrt Anu.n 74, Liinnrk 40 1 WinHuw (9, stmnnon Mrri Cilv 63.

DnkvOi 55 G-non Kinq-ton 83. HiClimwid I a H.impi ir 80. 7t Budinqlrn Centrrtl 75, Hihrrn 60 Eimmjr'l C'lncr-ulicii 6. Vnpfltnn Si franco. Moohxk vi.

M.irmqo 7:1 Rocklnrrl I. illiffin 74. Stillm.in 1 1 iimm Putii'-rs 67, Huckwn 66 reiorci. uiih oj reeorr 71 12 is now ti-2 and Fifteen seconds into the linali21.15. stanza, the Comets got the lead vinonDanB.RUt,8nd II 52 71 I II 31 ,51 68 Foultd Out Mlnntsota, Ovarikil, MIKln Total loulslndiana 32.

Minntsota 26 l's Xwfi made Ins lirst start ol North' ,0 thl' Friday wght witl1 19 Carroll 0-8. Duluih 86, Auufbufci 67 OOilltS 111 MoniTlOtlth's 10t)-73 rOtlt M.icAlctcr 70. St. John's, AAirn. 57 St.

Mrtirs. Winn 77, Hiimiirr 5S Ol LaWTOnCP. South Dnkotfl St 106, North Onkoln Auiju.tnnn, 96, North D.lk clfi St D.lkola WfMfynn H9, Huron 84 Limongello ol North Uabylon. N.Y.. tossed strikes in the eighth, ninth and loth Irairics AM V.Oin 71.

M' Niurmka 63, Oklahoma St 6, Air Forte 55, Stanford 5'f Marquotle 58, DtPaul 53 Boston U. 100, U. ol Main tS, wartime St. Mary's 97, Tcna; Wesleyan 70 Triniyt, 85, L.irn.ir Tech 61 Marshall 75. Bowlinq Grer.n 52 Butler 7.1, Wahash 73 St.

Joseph's, Ind. 93, Ball St 8. at mm Bob Hope's most colorful Desert Classic "'aw 1 Saturday to win the SID.OOO top prize and a new car and wind up the $75,000 Cougar Open in the Professional Howlers Association tour. Limongello's late surge de-leafed Les.Schissler of Denver. in the nationally televised finals.

Schissler took home $6,000 for his second place finish. Ottawa 73. Streotor 50 Pukm 61, RichAOodi 49 P'wris Central 67, E-t Pfi.n.i 35 Peoria Wuodrull 75, Pporia Bm.in 60 Sp.ilclirui 57, LimirttonP 4" 12. Cnntcn fl! iV.onrnoulh 59, Farminqton 5' Bromtield 44, Princevilli' 47 79, Walnut 6 MASON COUNTY TOURNAMENT H.iv.in.i 67. Edston 4J (third place' S.m Joa 73, Frirman (champion'-hip) COLLEGE CCIW Nurili Park '5, Carroll 69 AAiMikin U2, Auouslana 76 Cnrthflije 104, Elmhurst 70 MAC Efl lnri Illinois 87, 69 UCLA Drubs Southern Cal LOS ANGELES (API Lew; Alcindor and Mike Warren! paced UCLA's Bruins to an easy, 101-67 Paciiic-8 basketball vieto-1 ry Saturday afternoon over the University of Southern Calif'or-' nia.

The triumph was the 2.1rd con-, secutive league triumph lor the; L'Clans and left them on top: with a 5-0 record. Alcindor slammed through 32 points and Warren added 18' points, in leading the devastat p4'W' kit Unrf Chnn Hart Schaffner by Marx Arizona 69, New Mexico 68 Dayton 88, St, Joseph, 64 Bethel, 86, Wespyrtn H4, overtime St. Fr.incis, 117, steubenvilie 88 Sprinolield, M(t, St. 82, Maryyllle Mo St. 60 William Carey 101.

Llvintton, Ala St. 77 Central, Ohio SI 90, Carson-Newman tenn. 60 Lincoln. Mo 123, Kentucky St 103 Montana 78, Washington 75 Patrick Wins 1 Run PHILADELPHIA (API Vil- I 'inniQ FVi tn 15 '1 fink iU i'tim ing Bruins' lull court press. de-; Saunemin Wins Over Odell, 99-82 ODELL 1PNS1 Saunemin field as Udell hit 4ti per cent got a flurry of points late in compared to 44 per cent for the third period to pull ahead, Saunemin.

ol Odell and win a high-scoring Saunemin was paced by Hog- iu 1 n7 (l ri L-f (1 i i ti 1 11 iii ft in 1 1 4 .1 nt 1 isfroymg the Tropins in the lirst clockwise in practice all week to avoid pressure on an injured; loot, broke his indoor track losing streak Saturday night Knox Turns Back with a two-yard victory in the I Awronro CUano Bombay Blazer is the official) blazer of Bob Hope's Desert Classic Golf Tournament. (Seen on NBC-TV. Sponsored by Chrysler Corporation.) The fabric is a unique hopsack by Forstmann', woven exclusively for by J. P. Stevens.

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von(5. fhic voar Lawrence 90-80 Saturday in a Saunemin' record is now 13- Sophomore Rich Legner ledLnr a Midwest Conference basketball i 5 for the season. Odell has won Odell with 23 points. 11 of which i probem' in his rign foot game. onlv two of 18 eai.ies this year, came on free throws.

Knox is b-5 and Lawrence 4-5 in the conference. Ranaers. Bruins Tie SUMMARY Odell tq ft 3 0 Ramoolt 6 0 Stcwckei 0 Maubsch 8 2 Watson 5 3 WoU 3 1 Clark 6 11 Le9h' 0 1 Rihcrdy boston (AP) Ron stew-! Pittsburgh in Tie art. one of the National Hockey PITTSBURGH (AP) Ab League's elder statesmen, con-; McDonald brought the Pitts-1 verted a rebound early in the1 burgh Penguins Irom behind Odell pulled to within twoSaunefnin points midway in the third per- 'Bu(l iod but Saunemin caught lire 3 pjap and moved out to a 15 point jonman advantage at the end of the per-i i sassett iod. The Eagles maintained this 7 margin 'throughout the final 0 Rick flinrter "Where well dretied men get that way" Frattadi fnm tht tb Mtpe Dltart Clinic Call Tturniaienl atmnt iht Eitantiawar Medical Center 'Pea tor OuPont polyester fibre II third period Saturday night toltwice to a 3-3 tie with Toronto in lift the New York Rangers to a a National Hockey League 12 j' 3-3 tie with the Boston Bruins.

game Saturday night. V1U I I Hoth teams shot well from the.