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1 i' Feeder Strom Key in Southwest Surge By DWAYNE NETLAND Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer Walt Williams would be the last man in the City Conference to minimize the effectiveness of Jack Hagberg. The Southwest coach realizes where his basketball team would be without its 6-5 center. But in Williams' opinion the real key to Southwest's recent surge has been Sheldon Strom, a six-foot forward who has helped the Indians not only in scor ing but also in feeding Hagberg and on the boards. Thus Strom has an important role tonight as Southwest attempts to preserve its title chances against Roosevelt in the 9 p.m. feature of the city card at the Auditorium.

In the other games, Edison plays West in the 2:30 p.m. opener, Central opposes Washburn at 3:45, Henry and Vocational seek their first victory in the 5 o'clock special and North tangles with Marshall at 7:30. "I wanted to play Strom last year," Williams explained, "tout there was no room for him with Hagberg, Don Mattsson and John Wagner on our front line. He told me last spring he was going to practice his shooting over the summer. He must have done it.

because he's a better shot this season." The Marshall North game also matches two title hopefuls, both with 4-2 records. It also brings together two well-drilled and comparatively small teams, each playing a pattern offense. "But North suddenly gets a lot bigger," remarked the Marshall coach, when that 6-5 sophomore (Bob Kramer) gets in there. He could hurt us." Guard Louie Lindstrom of out of school all week with a throat infection, will be replaced by sophomore Mike King in the Polars starting five. MINNEAPOLIS M01NING TIIIUNEOI Friday, Feb.

9, 1962 I V.N i- Robbinsdale Poses Threat to Park Five Staff Photo 'Gonrl I nrlt Players for undefeated Benilde, 16-0 on the season and 6-0 atop V7(JQa LUCK the Central Catholic conference high school basketball standings qrasp hands for luck at De La Salle (6-1) tonight. This is the Benilde starting five, left to right. Steve Berg, Ron Warren, Rick Cre ighton, Steve Smith and Mike Quinn. Wadena Seeks Two Golden Glove Titles The Golden Glove team from the Wadena region took one Upper Midwest champi outside shooting of Bob Jewett and Dick Spence give the Robins plenty of offense. Park's answer, again, is scoring balance with Bruce Ack-land, Gary Orbeck, Larry Fundingsland, Mark Zanna and Bob Hill providing the punch.

Hopkins hopes to get back on the track against Richfield after losing to Bloomington Tuesday night. Baylor Unavailable LOS ANGELES, Calif. UP) Elgin Baylor has been turned down by his superior officer at Ft. Lewis, and won't be available Monday night when the Los Angeles Lakers play St. Louis.

Danger signals go Out tonight for St. Louis Park, the leader in Lake Conference basketball. The 11-1 Orioles play at Robbinsdale (8-5) at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake feature. Other games tonight: Richfield (7-6) at Hopkins (9-3), Mound (2-10) at Edina (2-11) and Wayzata (3-9) at Min-netonka (3-9).

Bloomington (11-2) does not play. Chuck McDonald and his Robbinsdale bunch should pose plenty of problems for Park. The Robins apparently play their best when the going is tough. Park's lone loss was to Hopkins, a team that Robbinsdale has beaten twice. Tall (6-foot-5) Gary Love-mark in the pivot and the Wilt Breaks Scoring Mark Associated Press Wilt Chamberlain struck for 59 points Thursday night, erasing his own league season scoring record and leading Philadelphia to a 136-120 victory over New York in the National Basketball Association at Syracuse, N.

Y. Chamberlain's showing pushed his season scoring mark to 3,039 points, breaking the record he established last year with 3,033. Oscar Robertson scored 38 points to help Cincinnati snap a six-game losing streak as the Royals posted a 113-109 victory over Los Angeles at Dayton, Ohio. Syracuse held Eastern division leader Boston to 14 points in the third quarter, and went on to a 122-110 upset. onship home last' year and will not surprise itself if it takes two this year.

Last year Rich Drake was beaten in the first round of the tournament, RENAULT RfiB Port-of-entry prices on the new, 1962 Renault Dauphine now start at $1395. Test drive a new Dauphine at your Renault dealer's today. whether to let him fight as a middleweight or light heavyweight in the -M tournament Monday and a week from Monday. The thinking is that Drake hits hard enough to handle the light heavyweights and might have a better chance with the bigger, slower opponents. Wadena may have a dark-horse in little John Sundby, a sharply-conditioned, hardhitting flyweight.

Sundby has boxed some of the better fellows around the Upper Midwest and will not be awed by the tournament field. He is probably Wadena's strongest entry. Welterweight Ken Gordon, a clever Indian with tricky footwork and an unorthodox punching style, is another strong Wadena Drake Dt Pays to Tate aire off Yaw air therf came back as a substitute when his conqueror was unable to continue. Given a second chance, Drake swept through the field with his powerful right-hand punch and won his way to Chicago. This year Drake has trimmed down to the middleweight class in which he won his regional title.

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HARDT SAID he was enthusiastically looking forward to thejsummit conference, in Chicago, adding: "There is no question about it we" must get together." Kenneth (Tug) Wilson, president of the U.S. Olympic Committee, called the meeting in a move to end the giant power struggle which jeopardizes America's international sports c-ture. There have been indications the federal government will intervene should the two-day meeting fail to settle at least to some degree the dispute between the two athletic bodies. 10 33 33 14 301 10 34 31 35 32132 Totall 41 28 21 1 Boston Syracuse Hawks Extend Streak to Nine BOSTON, Mass. W) Chicago ran its National Hockey League unbeaten streak to nine games Thursday night, defeating Boston 6-2 as Bobby Hull and Red Hay scored twice apiece.

NHL STANDINGS W. I T. Ptj. A. SKI REPORTS BUENA VISTA, Bemidji.

Minn. 3-8 inch base, 1 new; Skiina fair to flood, CHANTICLEER INN, Eagle River. Wit 10-75 inch base, no new, skiing very good. DEEPWOOD, Colfax. Wis 3-15 inch base, no new.

Skiing very good. ENGLEWOOD. Osceola, Wis. 1-10 inch base, no new. Skiing fair.

MOON VALLEY. Shakopee 4-10 inch base, 7 machint-made new. Skiing fair to good. MONT DU IAC. Dululh.

Minn. 3-1? inch base. 7 new. Skiing good. MT.

TELEMARK, Cable, Wis. 1S-36 inch base, 7 new. Skiing excellent. NORSKI HILLS, SI. Paul 1-6 inch bast, no new.

Skiing fair to good. PINE BEND. St. Paul 4-inch base, no new. Skiing fair to good.

TERRY PEAK, Deadwood. S.D. Icy base. 4-5 new. Skiing good.

TROLLHAUGEN, Oresser, Wis 5-30 inch base, 3-8 mochine.mado new. Skiing very good. VAl CHATEl. Park Rapids. Minn.

5-11 inch base. 1 new. Skiing fair to good. VAl CROIX. St.

Croix Falls. Minn. 5-11 inch base, 1 new. Skiing fair to good. WHITECAP MT Hurley.

Wis. 1S-35 inch base, 14 new. Skiing good. LOCH LOMOND, Canada 10-75 inch base. 9 new.

Skiing very good. LOCKHAVEN, Spooner, Wis One-inch new snow, 7-inch packed snow. Skiing good. POWDER-RIDGE, Kimball, Wis. Four-70 inch packed oase.

All slopes in good condition. SKI MAC, Somerset, Wis. Seven-inch baso. Skiing fair to good. Hill open Monday.

BUCK HILL, Hwy. 35-Six lo 8 inches new machine-made snow. 11-70. inch base. Skiing good lo excellent.

LOOKOUT Virginia. Minn. Four inches new snow, 6-7? inch bast. Skiing excellent. BRULE Iron River, Mich.

Three Inche new snow, 16-7? inch base. Skiing excellent. IROOUIS Irinley, Mich. Ten la 75 inch base. Skiing excellent.

THEODORE WIRTH, Plymouth Av and Glenwood Pkwy. Hauling snow, will reopen with fair conditions Saturday. Also open Monday, 9:30 a to 5 p.m CAMP 10. Rhinelondtr', Wis. New snow carpet, 10-74 inch base.

Skiing good MT. LACROSSE, LaCrasse, Wis. Two lo 20 inch base, 80 per cent artificial snow. Skiing fair. PORCUPINE Ontonogan, Mich 16-inch snow bast, four inches new bast.

Skiing excellent. iNDIANHEAD Bessemer, Mich. 30-inth bose, 10 inches new snow. Skiing excellent. CLIFF'S RIDGE.

Marquette. Mich. 10 lo 23 inch base, tight inches new snow. Skiing very good. MT.

RIPLEY. Houghton, Mich. 18 inch bast, six inches ntw mow. Skiing excellent MT. NORMANDALS, 16th and Norman-dalt Rd.

Closed until further snow IUTSEN RESORT, lutten. Minn. Seven inches ntw snow. 4-14-inch bast. Skiing good to excellent.

TIMBERLANE, Red lake Falls, Minn. Skiing good on all six slopes. SKI DEVIL. Fertilt. Minn.

One inch ntw Montreal 29 10 11 69 185 114 Toronto 28 15 8 64 173 129 133 22 17 13 57 151 Chicogo New 18 24 9 45 140 154 Detroit 17 24 10 44 137 161 Boilon 12 36 5 29 138 233 The rampaging Black Hawks, defending Stanley Jofre Is Injured SAO PAULO, Brazil Cup champions, moved to within seven points of idle second-place Toronto. FIRST PERIOD SCORING: Chicllap Hull (McDonald, Hay! 13:25 SECOND PERIOD SCORING: Boston Oliver (Bucyk. Connelly), Chicago Hoy IMikita, Pilotel, 3 51: Bolton Pronovost IMcKtnney. Williomil, Chicago Horvath (Nesterenko, Evans) 13 58 THIRD PERIOD SCORING: Chicago Hull (Hay. Evansl.

Chicogo Hay IHuM, Pilotel, 13 39; Chicago Murphy (Hor-vnthl. 18 27. SAVES: Hall II 8 1030 Gamble 6 7 417 Attendance: 7.841 World bantamweight champion Eder Jofre injured his right wrist in training Thursday and said he would ask for a postponement of his scheduled title fight with Herman Marquez in San Francisco, Feb. 26. FISCHER TRAILS STOCKHOLM, Sweden lP) Bobby Fischer, 17-year-old grand master from Brooklyn, picked up another point in the Interzonal chess tournament Thursday but surrendered first place to Wolfgang Uhlmann of East Germany.

Ski Meet Delayed The 28th annual Park Board Franklin Slalom tournament, scheduled for Sunday at Wirth, has been postponed until Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. SERVICES FOR SAFER WINTER DRIVING "STEIEmTOP" FEATURED powder snow. Skiing fair lo good. CLASSIC SCORES 12 M. SHIFT N.iliv.lle.

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