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SECTION 2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1964 3 Murray Loses, But Morehead Wins; Union, Villa And Wesleyan Triumph in a minute allowed Kentucky State to wipe out a three-point deficit and go on to beat Central State at Frankfort. Wesleyan hit 25 of 30 free throws to offset a two-point Peru edge from the floor. Ricardo Duarte's 31 points for the Nationals topped individual scoring while Doug Walsh led the Panthers with 23. Louisvillian Mike Redd got 19. Steubenville ran off 18 straight points midway of the first half and then coasted against visiting Cumberland.

Central (Ohio) State 79-71, Wesleyan conquered the touring Peru Nationals 77-71 and Cumberland bowed to Steuben-vil'e (Ohio) 86-64. I'hipps Saves Union Ron Phipps save Union from a stunning upset by scoring four points in the final minute at Berea. The ouside shooting of Larry Israel and Joe Roesel enabled Villa Madonna to catch, then edge out Centre at Danville. Four fast-break baskets with for the fourth straight time in the conference. Each club sank 32 field goals.

Scoring hono were shared by Morehead's Harold Sergent and Austin Peay's L. M. Ellis with 25 points "ach. The only other O.V.C. verdict went to Middle Tennessee over East Tennessee 59-54 at Murfreesboro.

In other games involving Kentucky colleges. Union topped Berea 55-52, Villa Madonna rallied to nip Centre 74-72, Kentucky State topped brought Tech from under a 67-64 deficit in the last minute and a half, finished with 26 points. It was the first O.V.C. setback in three tries for Murray. Free Throws Decide Morehead's fast-b a ki -g Eagles shook off pesky Austin Peay in the last eight minutes for an 85-76 home-court triumph, their third O.V.C.

success. The Governors, muffing 10 of 22 free throws, bowed Tennessee Tech captain Bobby Young scored the last six points of the game as the Golden Eagles continued their home-court mastery of Murray State College with a 70-67 victory in last night's Ohio Valley Conference basketball feature. Big Jim Jennings rang up Racers went down to their 31 points for Murray, but the fifth loss in 11 games and third straight on the road. They now have lost six in a row. at Cookeville.

Young, whose closing blitz Staff Photo by Charloy Ptnct WHERE'D IT GO? Bellarmine's Tom Hugenberg (No. 24) seems a little surprised as he comes down without the ball in a rebound battle at Knights Hall. Grabbing the ball in rear is Georgetown's Dave Evilsizer. The host Knights went on to beat Georgetown 78-76 in a thriller. in if Cincy Squeezes St.

Louis Cincinnati, Jan. 11 The Cincinnati Bearcats squeezed by St. Louis in a thriller Saturday night to hand the Billi-kens their first Missouri Valley Conference basketball loss 67-64. St Louis dominated play until the last five minutes when Cincinnati pulled it out of the fire to maintain their record of never losing a Valley game at home since entering the conference seven years ago. Cincinnati has won 41 straight conference games at home.

The loss also Snapped St. Louis's seven-game winning streak. The Billikens are now 3-1 in the Valley and 9-3 for the season. Cincinnati is 2-0 in the conference and 9-4 over all. Hero for the Bearcats was sophomore John Serbin how did not play in the last two games because of disciplinary reasons.

In the crucial last 25 second Serbin scored two goals on corner jump shots to ice the game for the Bearcats. Wichita Player fg ft tn Player Tulsa 44 fg ft tn 2 20 Stallworth 15 2 St Kuslcika Leach 2 6 10 Gripado 2 3 0 1 7 1 Roaman 4 4 12 Berke 2 6 10 Maddox 5 2 IS Park 0 0 0 Fedorko 1 1 3 Kelly 1 0 2 3 1 Kelley 3 0 6 7 6 20 0 2 2 5 0 10 Pete Smith Davis Rowland Crisa in a a 7-2 Stale Stenbanville 16 Cumberland 44 Player ft IP Player ft tp 0 2 2 5 2 12 3 0 6 8 0 16 4 5 13 5 2 12 0 3 3 CrI'l'C 8 Falin Osborne nolle- Vogelsbe'r Hinnmcll Montgom'y rrv Harbison 12 Brown 9 Lcforce 19 Bell lti 3 Dennison 4 Wilburn 4 7 Baldwin 4 Totals 36 14 8 lotals Halftime: steubenville 40-20. Mid. Tenn. Player Spencer Stewart Whltt'gton Fiedler Midgett Milholland Kempf Thomas Totals Haitttme Union 55 Player Phlnps "IT" I Brack Haiti, A Rei ki i Cox Krslan 5 Cast Tenn.

54 fg ft tp Player fg ft tp a l.i Sch man 3 3 9 2 0 I 1 4 1 1 0 5 1 3 2 0 1 4 Stiltner 3 Gibson 9 Malone 2 Frazier 17 Newbold 8 Fox 1 Valente 59 Totals 1 2 4 2 5 5 6 0 1 1 4 10 15 12 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 24 11 20 14 54 E. Tenn. 27-25. Berea 52 is it 4 2 10 2 6 '0 3 4 10 4 2 II 2 0 4 2 7 fg ft tp Player 2 I 1 I 0 6 Isom Mayo Combs wun Pasleel lickltr Totals Halftime: Union 33-27. Ky.

Wesltyan 77 Peru Nationals 71 Plx.ver fs II t'l Sanglo 1 1 3 HI. Duarte 5 0 10 Rk. Du'rte 10 II 31 Sevilla I 3 5 Benalcazar 4 0 8 Vargas 1 2 4 Saldarriaga 5 0 10 Player Tavlor rtatlHf Valh Hughes Redd Wise Rradley Ewing Badcliff ft tp 4 4 12 3 0 6 1 1 23 2 5 9 Totals 26 25 77 Totals 27 17 71 Halftime: Wesleyan 41-33. Kentucky St. 7 Central St.

71 Player fg tt tp Player fg ft tp Adams 8 0 16 Wilburn 8 0 16 Banks Bariow Barnes Campbell Robertson Davis 4 4 12 Tillman 2 4 8 Cun'gham 8 3 15 Anderson 4 10 18 Jackson 2 6 10 Rather 0 0 0 Grim 4 0 8 4 0 8 6 3 13 3 0 6 3 4 10 2 4 8 30 11 71 Totals 2ti 27 79 Totals Halftime: Kentucky Stale 41-24. Villa Madonna 74 Centre 72 Player fg It tp Player fg ft tp Scherrer I 0 2 Marks 5 2 Kearney Israel Kehoe Beaslcy Griffin Stretch Hiwtel 4 Rankin 23 Walts 0 Schomaker 15 Smith 2 Yount 5 Borland Palmer 0 1 5 3 0 0 6 2 1 1 6 2 6 3 25 Totals 25 24 74 Totals Halftime: Centre 39-34. 29 14 72 Hockey Results NATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 3, Boston 1. Chicago 6. Detroit 3.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Quebec 6. Sorlngficld 3. lrrshey 2, Rochester 1. Pittsbursh 4, Baltimore 4 (tie). Cleveland 3.

Buffalo 3 (tie). INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Fort Wayne II. Port Huron 4. Toledo 4. Muskegon 2.

CENTRAL LEAGUE Omaha 7. St. Paul 2. EASTERN LEAGUE Philadelphia 4, Long Island 2. Greensboro 4, Johnstown 3 (overtime).

Mottley Cracks Record Boxes Morehead 85 Austin Ptay 74 Sergent It 3 25 Player fg ft tp Ware 8 4 20 Stamper 8 4 20 Castle 2 2 8 Murrey 0 12 Hnoer ti 1 "'-est Martin 0 4 4 Miller I I Clair l) Akio 7 19 12 1 25 Totals 32 21 85 Totals 32 12 78 Halftime Morehead 43-40. Tennessee Tech 7 Murray 47 Player fg ft tn Player it ft tp Young 11 4 2 0 4 0 4 1 5 26 Namciu 3 0 8 4 Pendleton 2 0 4 8 Jennings 10 11 .11 9 niron 1 17 18 Schloster 3 1 7 wood Maxwell Hobson Hays Heinrick Fitzner Totals 1 1 3 Goheen 1 2 1 2 4 28 14 70 Totals 27 13 67 Halftime Murray 33-31. BOWLERS 5-GAME SINGLES ACROSS in LANES JAN. nth 3 P.M. $20.01 ACTUAL (f ACH GAMi) $20.00 HOCP.

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Louis 44 Cincinnati 47 Player fg ft tp Player ft to Parks 6 2 14 Ronham 6 4 16 Naes 5 4 14 0 1 1 Brckemel'r 3 1 7 Wilson 6 4 16 Rineherg 4 1 9 Cunning'm 2 0 4 Vlrich 0 0 0 Meyer 2 6 10 Garrison I 5 7 Krick 4 5 13 Smith .1 7 13 Cosby 0 1 1 Carter (10 0 Serbin 3 0 6 Clark 0 0 0 Lampros 0 0 0 Totals 22 20 64 Totals 23 21 67 Halftime: St. Loula 34-32. Attendance: 7,505. U.S. Top 3-1 Zurich, Switzerland, Jan.

11 Mi The U. S. Olympic hockey team beat Switzerland 3-1 Saturday night. Dayton Cracks Card Win Streak 67-59 REPLACE 't Repair! inches. The time was a dis- appointing 2:10.7.

Villanova's team of Marshal Uzzle, Larry Livers, Stan Ilostoti Shot Put arl Wallin, Northeastern, 53 feet. 9 Inches. Broad Jump Chris Ohiri, Harvard. 24 reel. Va huh.

3S Lb. Weight Al Hall, New York At. 66 feet, 7 inches. Open Pola Vault Ron W'eleis, unattached. feet.

4 inches. 45-Yard High Hurdles Haves Jones. Detroit Varsity Club, 5.5 seconds. 50-Yard Dash Sam Perry, Fordham, 5.3. 500-Yard Run Wendell Mottley, Yale, 55.5 (Indoor recordl.

600-Yard Run Jay Luck, New Haven Track-field Club, 1:10.5. Hayes Runs' By DAVID Hayes Jones, a New York scared for the first time in speedster feels it's making prepares for the October Oly The 25-year-old Eastern Michigan graduate interprets the only two failures of his amazing record as turning points. First, he failed to win a gold medal in the 1960 Olympics in Rome. Then last summer, he was "left in the blocks" in the famed "double race" Haves Jones in the United States-Russia dual meet in Moscow. "I've learned a lot in four years," Jones says.

"I know I can't treat the Olympics like any other dual meet. That's the most important thing I learned from placing third at Rome." But what makes Jones run or, at least, run Track in' On faster now? Font "Winning so many races and always being in front can make you complacent lull you into taking first places for granted. So you have to scare yourself once in a while to get that added incentive. In the "double race" last summer in Moscow, Jones made a false start, never reaching the first hurdle. However, the other three entries from the U.

S. and two from Russia completed the race. So judges ordered the hurdles event rerun. "I had a menial block in the second race," Jones explained. "Never having com ilaBBBSaSSWBt Koslowski and Noel Carroll captured the varsity mile relay, edging out the University of Kentucky quartet.

inncrs Girls' MO Abhy Hoffman, Toronto OlMnoic Club. Varsity Mile Relay Villanova (Marshall Czzlc. I.ari'y Livers. Stan Koslowski. Noel Carroll), 3:21.3.

Run Rill trothers. East York Track Club. 2:10.7. Mile Tom O'Haia, Loyola of caeo. 4:06.3.

Chi- 1-Mil Bob Schul, ford. Ohio. 13:31.4. Pola Vault John 16-3'4 (meet recordl. High Jump John unattached, Ox-Uelses, LaSalle, Thomas, Boston A A.

7-2 (meet record. 2-Mile Relay Villanova (Cubbini, Adams, Sullivan, Carroll), 7:32. 8. Jones Scared C. ADAMS Yankee of track, is running his career.

And the Detroit him a better hurdler as he mpic Games in Japan. mitted a false start, I was virtually 'left in the blocks' and never caught up." Jones finished third. His failure at Moscow "scared me so much" that Jones turned over a new leaf. In his first indoor meet this season at San Francisco, he won the 60-yard high hurdles in 7.2 seconds. Even Jones admitted that was "pretty good time this early.

I usually open at 7.3." Last night he won the 45-yard high hurdles at the Boston K. of C. meet in 5.5 seconds. Calhoun Retired Lee Calhoun, who won at Rome in 1960, has retired so Jones apparently has the hurdles field to himself. He rates Roy Hicks of the Army and Paul Jones his biggest indoor threats.

Hicks finished third to Jones in the A.A.U. outdoor championships last year. And Paul Jones? He's Hayes' prodigy. They work out daily at Wayne State where Paul is a student. "Paul is altcays beside vie after two hurdles." Hayes points out, "and then I beat him by just a step.

If anyone's going to catch me, I hope it's Paul. His potential hasn't been tapped." If Hayes sounds like an indoor promoter, he is. And it's paid off for Paul makes his debut in the Maple Leaf Games in Toronto on January 24. The Jones boys will appear in the Mason-Dixon Games at Free dom Hall on February 15. car radiator, flush block cooling system.

Continued from First Page half for a torrid 61.9 percent. For the game, the Cats connected on 53.2 percent. Despite the margin of victory coach Adolph Rupp expressed displeasure with the club's sometimes erratic play and said that the Wildcats didn't impress him. The Cats, who appear to Reuther was being played loosely but the big guy was having more trouble than usual in hitting from 15 feet. Still, Reuther led U.L.

the first half with 10 points. Finkel tabbed 14. all on close-in shots, to lead Dayton, which outrebounded U. L. 22-17 the first half.

Louisville canned 14 of 38 shots from the field to Dayton's 12 of 21. Louisville, trailing 31-29 to open the second half, managed only one fielder in the first 4V2 minutes after intermission and that was a goal-tending call against Burlong. After rallying to cut the gap to 37-36. Louisville fadded badly and Sullivan, drilling in his pot shots from deep in the corner, pulled Dayton into 54-44 lead with 72 minutes to go. SAVE Time NEW Engine Boston, Jan.

11 Yale's Wendell Mottley swept to an Indoor record with a 55.5-Keconds clocking in the 500-yard run Saturday night and high jumper John Thomas again declared himself in the Olympic pictures as the Eastern indoor track season opened with the Boston Knights of polumbus Games. Motley, a native of Trinidad, trimmed almost a full second off the listed indoor 500-yard mark, while Thomas soared to 7-foot, 2-inches in the high jump, a meet record. Thomas failed three times al 7-4 Vi. a quarter of an inch higher than the indoor record held by Russia's Valery Brum-mel. Remarkable Hayes Jones of Detroit, who docs this sort of thing with almost monotonous regularity, bolted to an easy victory in the 45-yard hurdles.

Jones won his 48th consecutive event with about one yard to spare over Larry Livers of Villanova. Jones finished in 5.5 seconds, equalling the meet record he shares with two others. Canadian defending champion Bill Crouthers just stood off the challenge of Toronto's Ergas Leps for the title in the run. Leps' bid to overhaul Crouthers failed by Army 69, Syracuse 6J5 West Point, N. Jan.

11 (P Louisville's Mike Silliman, sophomore, paced Army to a 69-68 basketball victory over Syracuse Saturday. Silliman, former St. Xavier standout, topped the Cadet scorers with 20 points. Davidson 61, Virginia 62 Charlotte, N. Jan.

11 Of Barry Teague and Charlie Mar-con pulled Davidson through to a 6462 basketball victory pver Virginia Saturday night after the unbeaten Southern Conference leaders had almost tripped over the doormats of Jhe Atlantic Coast Conference. ior Boxes North Carolina 44 ke 84 Player fg ft tp Player tt tp 9 25 0 6 24 0 4 1 15 0 0 0 0 1 5 2 10 1 I 0 0 Resuess 0 16 Mullins unning'm 4 6 14 Buckley Bennett 3 1 7 Tison Shaffer 3 0 6 Ferguson 'ooke 3 0 6 Harrison 3 2 8 Her'ster 'Brown 0 0 0 Vac'dak H. Hassell 3 0 6 Marin Smithwick 0 1 1 Kiting Ronner 0 0 0 Mann Johnson 0 0 0 Har er Moore 0 0 0 McSweeney 0 0 0 Totals 27 10 64 Total 32 20 84 Halftime: Duke 33-26. Attendance 8,800. Drake 44 Bradley 40 Player fg ft tp Player lg ft tp Bogash 6 1 13 Thompson 1 2 4 -McLemore 7 4 18 Jackson 3 I "Prins 3 0 6 Slravider 4 7 15 Vest 3 0 6 Oav 2 0 4 Foster 6 3 15 Williams 0 0 Hanwn 2 2 6 Tart in 5 25 Watson 0 0 Hall 2 1 5 Gordon 0 0 0 Totals 27 10 64 Totals 22 16 W) Halftime: Drake 36-30.

Attendance: 5.205. -Army Player Ritch Treado HufMin Seigle Sy racuse 48 fg ft tp Player 5 2 Bing 6 1 13 Munay 4 0 8 Penceal 0 3 3 Nicol'i 1 5 7 Richards 2 1 5 Vernick 4 2 10 Bneheim 0 3 3 Abictan schotr Dully seamen 26 17 69 Totals It tn 6 22 1 I 0 2 8 4 26 0 0 1 4 II 4 0 3 A 0 0 0 0 II 0 1 2 4 22 24 68 Totals Ma Staff Phots have been a tired team after playing seven games in 14 days five away from Memorial Coliseum now get a rest. They don't play until the Volunteers invade Saturday. By that time, Deeken should have recovered from his cold and Gibson should be ready. U.K.

Frosh 102, Lexington 4Y' 76 Special to The Courier-Journal Lexington, Jan. 11. A 26-point scoring spree by Pat Riley and the 22 points of Wayne Chapman helped the Kentucky freshmen to a 102-76 victory over the Lexington Y.M.C.A. here Saturday night. The victory was the seventh against two losses for the basketball Kittens.

It was the fifth time the Kittens have scored 100 or more points. LEXINGTON Y.M.C.A. 74 Player tgm fxa ftm fta reb pf tp McDunald 6 12 2 2 5 4 14 Darraah 3 5 1 1 3 4 7 Chapman 10 19 1 2 7 1 21 Voyles 4 11 1 1 3 0 9 Baesler 4 II 2 2 3 3 10 Tramontln 0 10 114 Feldhaus 3 7 1 1 5 0 7 Hurd 0 7 1 2 13 2 1 Hardwick 13 115 2 3 Mayes 0 14 5 0 0 4 Totala 31 77 14 18 45 22 76 KENTUCKY FROSM 102 Player fgm fa ftm fta reb pf tp Rilev 8 17 10 II 23 2 26 Stewart 8 10 0 2 7 2 12 Bounds 6 13 2 2 8 3 14 Dampier 7 17 3 6 2 4 17 Chapman 9 21 4 5 10 1 22 Dale 2 3 0 1 0 1 4 Mitts 1 3 0 1 3 3 2 Collins 1 I 1 I 1 0 3 Grant 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 Alexander .0000000 Totals 41 88 20 29 55 16 102 learn rebound not included in totals: Lexington Y.M.C.A. 1, Kentucky Frosh 1. Field goal shooting averages: V.

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For the eighth time in 12 games, Louisville trailed at halftime, but only by 31-29. Slower, taller Dayton built up a 20-10 cushion after 8:10 before Sam Smith come on to replace Judd Rothman at Center. Flyers Deliberate Dayton's longest lead of the first half was 12 points at 22-10 with 11 minutes remaining. The Flyers built this by enticing U.L. to play their game, which is on the deliberate side.

Held to one fielder in a six-minute early span. U.L. stepped up the tempo late in the half when Reuther and Bobby Doutaz began to hit with precision against the Flyers' zone defense. 444 S. 1 ST ST.

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