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REPUBLIC Saturday, March 18, 1950. 0 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Trojans Due To Wreck Tempe Track Marks Today CCNY Tangle Tonight Potent Cinder Stars Favored To Win Easily Miller, Campbell, Hildreth Loom As Scorers F(r ASC Coyotes Win Quadrangular Meet At Mesa MESA. Mar. 17 Phoenix UlfSm took only three first, places but won the four-way track and field meet ar Mesa's Jackrabbit Stadium Friday night. The tense battle wound up with team totals reading Phoenix Union 41 North Phoenix 38 Mesa 33.

and Tucson 29. The meet was a light contest all the way. The victorious Coyotes took a one-point, advantage at the end of the third event, dropped four points behind Mesa when the Jackrabbit Ronnie Truax captured the mile, jumped back in NIT Crown To Be Decided In New York Djiquesne Will Meet St. John's For Consolation Title NEW YORK, Mar. 17 (API- TEMPE, Mar.

17 Only seven Goodwin Stadium records are considered safe for Saturday's University of Southern California- Arizona State College at Tempe dual track meet. All others are expected to be Bradley University is favored to ground into the lightning-fast cinders of the ASC track by a well-balanced Trojan squad, which makes its third annual appear justify its ranking as the best col lege basketball team in the coun try by cooling off City College of ance at Tempe at 3 o'clock. New York Saturday night for the The 220-yard dash, high jump, rational Invitation championship, high and low hurdles, pole vault, shot put and broad jump marks The supremely confident Braves may live through the afternoon. me ieaa oy scoring eignr points on the broad Jump, and held Mesa off in the next two events with the teams deadlocked at 20-20 and 25-25. MESA FADED late and North Phoenix came up to challenge the Phoenix Union crew, scoring 16Vi points on the high jump and pole vault, last events prior to the relay.

True to predictions, the meet hinged on the relay. Had the from Peoria, 111., rule a three-and JAVELIN, discus, two-mile run. a-half point choice over Nat Hol-man's fired-up outsiders who, to mile, half mile, 440 and 100-yard date, have been the hottest thing records are presumed to be in on the premises. jeopardy. The finalists will take the floor The Sun Devils are given little at Madison Square Garden at Mustangs won that, event they hope make 20 points against the defending champions of the bout 8 p.

m. (Arizona time) after would have finished ahead of the NCAA and expect a record-break- Coyotes in team totals even If the Duquesne and St. John's, the semifinal victims, settle the issue for ng performance by only one Ari Phoenix Union entry had finished tlx I ''S Ji nm n-mr-mnmTTTiiiTnmTTTTrTwiTTT-TriT nil "itliw im tf ffiTlllliiil imnBBimrifflw mi minimi second. The reverse happened and zona State athlete, Bin Miner, javelin-throwing captain. Miller's own mark of 205 feet, 7 inches third place.

THE FIN AT of the 13th annual Invitation offers a number of in the Phoenix Union half-mile relay should fall. Miller threw the spear quartet tinisnea aneao in a race decided by only a stride. triguing prospects for the 18,000 219 feet, seven inches last week under adverse weather coriditions Mesa's strong showing was due to work of Ray Russell, who-won both hurdle races, Larry at the Long Beach Relays. George Pasquali and Al Mejia Bowers, who won both weight will meet the USC assault on the track century mark of 9.9. Jack Campbell ran 9.8 for the Sun Devils at Long Beach, but, was beaten by Pasquali at Tempe last events, and Truax, who had a first in the mile and a third In the 880.

TUCSON'S STRENGTH 1 a largely in the distance events. The Badgers' Charles Lees won year. odd fans fortunate enough to hold tickets. It sends the No. 1 team in the nation in the Associated Press poll, against a bunch of scorching sophomores who have turned the tournament, on its ears.

CCNY was neither ranked nationally nor aeeded. Yet these young upstarts have blasted out defending champion San Francisco. 65 to 46; murdered highly rated Kentucky, 89 to 50, and repelled Duquesne, sixth ranked nationally, 62 to 52. It's quite a spree and the team has so captivated the public's fancy that there will be many willing tn hflrlr it In th finich affaincr the 880 in 2:02.1, one of the best SIM INESS, Trojan discus ace, sailed the platter 160 feet at Long marks of the meet. Tucson also took second and third place in the mile, the only event in which, the Beach, eight feet better than Parker Gregg's stadium mark.

Joe Payne, ASC's best bet has no Coyotes did not place. Bowers and Russell, both of comparable throw. Mesa, tied for high-scoring honors John Cherry will lead Troy two- with 10 points each. Gene Hall. miiers after his own 9:59.7 mark and may smash the .4:22 mile or rnoenix, was next wnn a- points, taking the 220, running clocking, owned by George Fitz- second to Bob Hall, of Tucson, in morris of Colorado.

His closest Cbuck Cooper (15) and John Manning: (a) of Duquesne and Ed Warner (hidden by Manning) of City the hundred and picking up anoth Arizona competition is predicted College of New York leap for a rebound in the National Invitational basketball tournament semifinal from Jim Gallagher and Ben er l1 points by running on the winning relay team. game won by the N'ewYorkers, 62 to 52. Watching the play are Ed Roman (6) and Floyd Layne 9) Jewell, a pair of sophomores who of CCNY. (AP Wirephoto) rCMARV: 1 Pren- High hurdle -1. Russell M.

have been running around this year. 4. Zellers (P. A virtual finch to win the discus throw in Saturday's Arizona State at Tempe-lTniversity of Southern California track and field, meet at Ooodwin Stadium is IlSC'a Sim Iness. He is a sophomore who threw the platter 164 feet.

inches for Comptnn College 1at year and was second in the Long Beach Relays last Saturday with a 60-foot heave. auch a reputable foe as Bradley. FOREST ANDERSON, the handsome 30-year-old Bradley coach, is showing no deep concern although he rates CCNY, on its present showing, the toughest foe in the field. "Our boys' havea't played their best game Anderson said. "We hope we can do it against CCNY.

If we do I think we should win." tite NP. 3. Penbody (P. A Time 15.1 seconds. Shot put 1.

Bowers 3. McDaniel (T. A. Bob Chambers will return with 1 R. Sieael NPi.

Brown the Trojans for-a crack at his Distance 48 feel. PJt inches. 1:57.5 half mile mark set two 100-yard dash- 1. Hall I v. hh ip.

3. Eslinger 4. Fitzjarrald (NP. Tima i 10.5 seconds. years ago.

Tommy Mattison has been the No. 1 Tempe half-miler. Mile run 1. Ytuev M. 1.

uopez in, Yuma Thinlies Capture Meet GLENDALE. Mar. 17 (AP) Yuma High edged Glendale by a fourth of a point here Friday night iNPi. Tima Bain T. 4.

MrKeetei It's Official, Oliver Wins BC Scoring Title TUCSON. Mar. 17 (AP Wade Oliver, center for Arizona Stale College at Tempe, was the highest individual scorer of the Border Conference basketball season. He racked up 303 poinls in 16 conference games for an average 1. Pea- four minute 44 8 seconds.

Broad juiriD I. Eslinger P. bodv (P. 3. Shumway (Mi.

4. Whtte (Ml. Doak Walker Takes Bride bur is not. considered capable of pushing the 1948 Olympic performer to the wire. Fred, Olsson and Wayne Randall are other ASC hopes.

Clifton Stops Thatcher, 11-6 CLIFTON. Mar. 17 The Clifton High Trojans made a big five-run fifth inning pay off for an 11-6 victory over Thatcher's Eagles here Friday in an Eastern Conference game. TEMPLE OF Colorado chalked of 18.9. His 119 free throws were nearly double those marie by any up a record of 49.4 for the 440 last year, but.

Norm Stocks of USC is considered capable of low ering this standard Saturday. DALLAS. Mar. 17 (INS) Doak Walker, All-America football star, and his college sweetheart. Miss Norma Peterson, were married Friday night at Dallas.

Dr. William M. Elliott, read the Distance 20 feet SVi inches. 440-vard dash -1. Fuller NP.

2 ris ifi. 3. Allen 4. D. Sieel VK Time nil seconds.

tSO-vaid Jow hurdles -1. Russell 1. Wehster P. 3. Zellers P.

4. Wolf: INF'. Time seconds. 20-vard dash 1. Hall P.

1. Prentice (NPi. 3. Walker (T. 4.

Fitzjarrali INP'. Time 23 seconds. 880-vard run I. Irfes T. Lnoei P.

3. Truex M. 4. Martini (NP. Time two minutes 1 seconds.

Discus throw I. Bowers M'. 1. M-'her (T. 3.

Marlev NP. 4. Petty Distance 139 feet 8' inches. Hisrh iump -1. Hampton NT.

1 Wolf NPi. 3. Shelton T. 4. Russell, and Tohee (Pt tied.

Height five feet 1 1 inches Pole vault- 1. NP and Martini iNTi tied. 3 Chambers iPt. 4. Coleman and Davis (VPi tied.

Hejjrht 11 feet three inches. Half-mile relay 1. Phoenix" Union Mat- Willie Steele of San Diego State holds track marks of 21.5 in the 220 and 25 feet, 8 inches in the broad jump. Each is expected to otner piayer. During Tempe's full season of 26 games he tallied 457 points.

l.BON" BLEVINS, University of Arizona forward and captain of the all-conference team, rated second place with a 238-point total and an average of 14.9. He has also been declared the most valuable player in the league. Vincent Cisierna. center for Arizona State College at. Flagslaff, Tucson Drops Mesa.

10-2 nuptials at the Highland Park was not far behind with a 222 total and an average of 13.9. He finished third in the individual standings. Texas Tech, a fifth place finisher in the conference, posted three men among the top seven scorers Chet Jackson, Jack Alder-son and Eugene Gibsoji. ARIZONA PLACED Paul Penner and Roger Johnson as well as Blevins in the top 10. stand.

Merlin Thevenot's six-foot, Presbyterian Church, which was highlighled by the pink and blue five-inch high jump mark may to win a three-way track meet. The Criminals piled up a score of 51 Vz while Glendale had 51 t. Amphitheater of Tucson trailed with accumulated largely through the Hurculean efforts of Bobby Hart. He took firsts in the120 yard high hurdles. 120 lows and the broad.iump; tied for second in the pole vault and was in on a four-way tie for third in the high jump.

The only other first made by marked up by Franz in the 440-yard run. The outstanding performance of the evening was a 12-foot three-inch pole vault, by David Kenly of Glendale. The state Class A record is 12 feet, 4 inches, set by How color motif in the attendants' gowns and flowers. remain at this point in the season and Joe Batiste's 14.5 and 23.4 high and low hurdle performances tinlv. Bomei Ksiinger.

Ham. 7. ivortn Mrs. William L. Alexander, sister Phoe'niv.

3. Tucson. Mesa disqualified. are due to withstand an onslaught of the bride, was the matron of by one of the best USC crops of THE honor and Miss Patricia Walker, hurdlers in many years. sister of the groom, was maid of Trojan John Montgomery's vault TUCSON.

Mar. 17 (AP Right-hander Benny Rincon hurled a two-hitler at the Mesa here Friday night as the Tucson Badgers recorded a 10-2 Class A baseball victorv at Randolph Park. Rincon was in complete control throughout as he whiffed 14 Mesa batters. Laverne North, Mesa first baseman, was the only batter that Bradley eliminated Syracuse in the quarterfinals, 78 to 66. and Thursday night put out St.

John's of Brooklyn, 8.3 to 72. Anderson is counting on his team's superb condition to prevail. Both the Braves and Beavers are essentially running teams. Both have a bevy of good basket marksmen. If CCNY can be run into the hardwood, Bradley, speedy and sharp, is perhaps the club to do it.

But so far the Beavers have shown no inclination to fade. In every tourney game they've finished faster than they started. THE JOUST COULD develop into an individual duel between the invitation's two outstanding performers Bradley's little Gene Mel-ebiofre and CCNY's negro sdpho-more sensation, Ed Warner. Belchiorre, a. clever floor man and deadly shot, has been Bradley's best man while Paul Unruh, the team's six-foot-four All-America, hasnl come through as anticipated.

Unruh can redeem himself Saturday night because he has been assigned the job of guarding Warner, a heroic figure in the three CCNY triumphs. Warner scored 26 in each game against San Francisco and Xentucky and 19 against Duquesne. Not regarded high enough during the season to rate a first team berth on the all-New York team, the City College forward has been every inch an All-America this week. POS Fli FT PF TP AVC 16 92 119 32 302 JS.9 IK 96 4fi 14.9 16 77 8 ro 222 .13.9 16 87 42 32 216 13.S 16 47 40 207 12.93 14 F-G 79 23 34 181 12.92 16' F-C 79 43 69 201 12.59 16 72 39 33 183 11.4 16 73 32 46 178 11.13 16 69 40 45 178 11.13 of 14 feet and the Trojans 51-foot, seven-inch shot put mark by Bill Bayless also appear good. Oliver.

Tempe Blevins. Arizona Cisterns. Flagstaff Texas Tech Tuttie. New Mexico Alrterson. Texas Tern Gibson.

Texas Tech Penner. Arizona Johnson. Arizona Malone, West Texas PIPES VALVES FITTINGS THE SUN DEVILS' best chances could fathom Rincon's offerings. He got the first, hit in the second frame and the l8st in the sixth. Washington Redskins Sign George Bayer WASHINGTON.

Mar. 17 (AP Willy Harris started for Mesa and was relieved bv Glenn McMinn honor. The bridegroom, former Southern Methodist. University quarterback and now under contract to the professional Detroit Lions, was attended by his father, Ewell D. Walker, as best man.

Groomsmen were Kyle Rote, Francis Eldredge, H. N. (Rusty) Russell. Dick Reinking. Robert Payne.

Harold Clark and Robert L. Layne. About 1.000 guests attended the wedding reception after the ceremony at the Brook Hollow Country Club. The newlyweds will honeymoon in Canada. They also plan a trip to South Carolina after their return home from the north.

in I he sixth hen Tucson scored I for points appears to lie in Miller. Hildreth in the lows, Campbell in the sprints, Truett, Mc-Cullah in the 440 and Gallagher and Jewell. Perfect track weather and a near-perfect running surface have been predicted for the meet. The Trojan party of 55 will fly into the Valley Saturday morning and return to Los Angeles after the meet. The Devils also will enter a freshman squad in the meet.

ard Moore of North Phoenix in 1942. ISO HKiH HtKIM.KS Hart. iA: Deient. Beall. iG.

Time, 16.6 seconds. 100'1'ARO DASH MacGreuor. Kirby, iY: Kautenberger. A. Time.

10.4 seconds. HIGH Jl'MP Roberts. and De-lent, (Y. tie for first: Kelly, (Y) Hill. Gi; Hart.

tA) and Deshazo. tY. tie for second. Distance, feet 8 inches. DISCI'S Tomachoff.

Bants, tYt; Barker. (G.I. Distance 143 leet, 1M inches. M1XF Rl Cortez. Y); Corbin.

G': Witt. (A i. Time 4.57.4. 44B DASH Franz, (Ac Trueblood. Fanchez Y).

Time 35.4. 13 LOW HI KDI.ES Hart. Dom-inguez. (Y): Roberts. G.

Time 14.1. 228 DASH Kirby. MacGregor. Phillips. A.

Time 22.6. POLE VATLT Kenly. (G; Lewis, (Gi and Hart. (At. tied for second: Nickerson.

(Gt. Distance 12 feet, 3 inches. The Washington Redskins profes four runs on three hits for their! final runs. I sional football team Friday signed their ninth rookie for the 1950 season. He is tackle George Bayer of the University of Washington.

A WW Softballers To Drill Sunday member of the West team in the Tolleson Nips Carver, 7-6 TOLLESON, Mar. 17 Roy Ross singled home Ray Miller in the eighth inning here Friday afternoon to give Tolleson High a 7-6 baseball victory over Carver. Tolleson tied the count, at 6-all in the seventh frame when Gary Sheldon doubled home two runs. Buster Pendergast struck out 18 and gave up but three hits in pitching the victory. Right-hander Palmer went all the way" for Carver, yielding six scattered hits arid fanning four.

Blackwell topped the hitters for Carver with two safeties in three trips. STEEL PRODUCTS Phones 1009 Madison Post 720 of the Veteran of For eign Wars Softball team has sched East-West game, Bayer is six feet, five inches tall and weighs 245 pounds. uled a practice Sunday at. 1:30 p. m.

at the Phoenix Softball Park. BROAD JIMP Hart. Warfel. (G; Stewart. G.

Distance 19 feet. 10'i Inches. S8B RI'N Bice. iG: Enzles. AV; Corlez.

(Y. Time Two minutes. 4.7 seconds. SHOT PIT Tolmachoff. (G: CramD.

Ato. G. Distance 4S feet, 2 inches. 880-VARD RELAV Yum. Amphitheater.

Time One minute. 36 seconds. Cage Results AIB TO! RNAMF.NT Semifinal Round Kast Central Oklahoma (Afla ST. TONIGHT en- trat College (Fayette. Mo.) 84.

Indiana State 73. Tampa M. NATIONAL. PRO LKAftl'E Philadelphia S.V Washington AS. St.

Louis 8S. Cbleaco M. New Vorh Knlekerhoekern IWwtoo JALOPY Celtfra dnuhl overtime. Glendale Routs West High, 12 2 Hosses Score 7 To 4 Victory YUMA. Mar.

17 (AP) North Phoenix overcame a stubborn Yuma High baseball team. 7 to 4. Rodeo Box Score (Top Three Leaders in each event) CALF ROPING Claude Hensan, Edward Shell, Don McLaughlin. BAREBACK BRONC RIDING Jim Shoulders, Kenny Mad-land, Dell Haverty. STEER WRESTLING Dell Haverty, Buck Sorrells, Jack Favor.

SADDLE BRONC RIDING Red McDowell, Buster Ivory, Dick Murray. CUTTING HORSE Phillip Williams, Ray Smythe, II. J. Weiscamp. TEAM ROPING Bill Dixon-Pete Dixon, Sam Fancher-Lucy Ashley, Joe Bas-sett-Edward Shell.

BRAHMAN" BULL. RmiNG Jim Haxen, Jim Dixon, Buck Rutherford. NOW FEATURING Making his first mound start of SAVE- T-SERVICE MOTOR OVERHAULS UUCCI ALIGNING Win CEL. BALANCING BRAKE SERVICE 0-iJ Gal. EVENTS A RECKLESS here Friday.

The Mustangs had unexpected trouble in tumbling the Yumans, who gave the defending state champs a tough afternoon. The undefeated Hosses and TIRES BATTERIES MOBIL the season, the veteran Roy Patterson led the Glendale Cards to a 12-2 victory over West Phoenix in a Class A League ball game on the Thunderbird diamond Friday morning. Patterson limited the Birds to two hits and got two himself, one of them a home run. Sorenson, Ken Okabe and Eddie Sine also shared hitting honors for Glendale, each with two bingles. Eddie Reynolds, West High's LOWEST PRICES ON i THRILLING A Yj Mangino Bros.

S00 E. Jefferson Ph. J-5862 Over 2 Ian la Fboeaix Crims renew their rivalry in the second game of the series here Saturday. MAIN EVENT 20 CARS Mcdowell FINEST MAJOR BRAND OF GAS sw ROAD Florence Raps second baseman, got one for one. GLENDALE 214 004 1 12 11 1 WEST HIGH 000 020 0 2 2 5 Patterson and Phillips; Gress and Smith.

30 LAPS 4 HEAT RACES OPEN SUN. 9 to SAT. 8:30 to 8 tn. IPnoon 'As a Matter UEH'S WESTERN CLOTHING WESTERN SHIRTS S3.50 $3.75 Tucson Relays Slated Tonight of Economy, sub!" 4k up BREATH TAKING CRASHING JALOPY RACES Mor Thrilling Than Evr Under fh ViqhU I i tit-sow. Mar.

it ap Track I souads fronv seven schools will Santa Cruz, 10-2 FLORENCE Mar. 17 Eight errors proved disastrous to Santa Cruz of Eloy here Friday, as the Eloy baseball crew dropped a 10-2 decision to Florence. The victors scored two runs in the first and two more in the third to ice. the the game after Santa Cruz had come on to tie the score at 2-2 in the top of the inning. Joe Ortiz led the winners with three singles in four times at bat.

Valenzuela led Santa Cruz with game's only extra base bit. a triple. Frank Buchella, the winning pitcher, walked two and struck out six. Sam Samaniego, the losing Hurler, walked only one, and struck out six, but gave up one more hit seven -than the winner. DRIVE IX and he Served or Serve yourself if desired.

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0 nn dDoivell MEN'S' annual xucson neiays ai me new Tucson high school track on South Cherry Avenue. Teams representing Benson, Bowie. Amphitheater. Nogales. Casa Grande.

Tucson Indian School and the host Tucson Cub squad will participate. Thirteen events are on tap for the meet with four events listed as specials. livd soutii speedway Listen to "MOTOR RACING" 0 ever KTAR 5:45 avery SaforeJ.y McD.w.11 Kwfl Stetton mt east Mcdowell road r.mmi hmtiini 5 M.ETT or rtlt06 rwo vr. mii 1542 EAST UcDOWELL ROAD.