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2-C Monday, Jan. 11, 1971 The Skreveport Times Italian Driver Killed Lumberjacks Test Siffert, Bell Guide Gar To Argentina 600 Win Paynemen Tonight Tigers Host SWAC Foe GRAMBLING After being out over a week. Grambling College's basketball team opens a four-game home stand here tonight against Mississippi Valley State and clashes with league-leading Alcorn Saturday night. Coach Fred Hobdy's outfit Conference, with a win over 1-1 in the Southwestern Athletic has a 5-6 over-all record and is Southern University and a loss Timet Sports Service Stephen F. Austin and Payne, the two cage clubs that have dominated Lone Star Conference basketball for the past several years, tie up again with an 18-0 record, the first club to go through the loop slate unbeaten.

They had also won SFA Is Ranked Fourth SFA won both loop tests last season with Howard Payne, but in the 1968-69 season a split with Payne and an upset loss to McMurry in Abilene killed the Lumberjacks' LSC title hopes. SFA, ranked fourth nationally, tonight in Brownwood in an early season test of strength. to Jackson State. Fred Hilton has been bom SFA Is coming a convicing revive him failed. Doctors said he suffered severe burns, head fractures and severe shock.

Pedro Rodriguez of Mexico and Jackie Oliver of Britain, also driving a Porsche 917, finished second and Rolf Stomme-len of West Germany and Go-vanni Galli of Italy third in an Alfa Romeo 33. Andre de Adamich of Italy and Henry Pescarolo of France were fourth in another Romero 33. Siffert and Oliver were clocked in 5 hours, 25 minutes 25.94 seconds, an average of 111.74 miles per hour, to lead the 22 starters in this first race toward the 1971 auto factory international prize. Siffert had the fastest lap, 97-82 victory over McMurry in Abilene while Howard Payne dropped a hard-fought 98-95 decision to Sam Houston Satur BUENOS AIRES (AP) Jo Siffert of Switzerland and Derek Bell of Britain, driving a Porsche 917, won the 600-mile Argentina auto race Sunday that was marred by the death of Italian driver Ignazio Giunti in an accident. Giunti, 30, smashed his Ferrari 312 into the rear of Jean Pierre Beltoise's Matra, which had run out of gas, on the 38th lap of the 164-lap race and his car burst into flames.

Giunti, was leading at the time, rounding a blind curve on the 66 mile track at the Municipal Autodrome. Giunti could not be removed from the car for five minutes until the flames were extinguished, and frantic efforts to has a 11-2 over-all record. barding the basket at a terrific pace, averajging 26.1 points per game, ana is followed by Charlie Anderson (19.5) and freshman Aaron James (11.5). Anderson is the leading re-bounder with a 17.2 average and James has 13.6. day night.

The Lumberjacks will bring a Payne is 10-5 over-all. The league's leading scorer is Sam Houston's 6-foot-lO sophomore center James Lister. Lister, who scored 30 points and captured 20 caroms against 8-0 LSC record into tonight's game while the Paynemen are Hodby is delighted by the Brospect of having 6-10 Willie art in action against Alcorn Saturday night. Hart averaged almost 20 rebounded per game last year and should provide Howard Payne Saturday, Is 3-3. Six-foot-7 sophomore transfer Pete Harris pumped in 32 points and pulled down 19 rebounds to spark the Lumberjacks past niep wnicn nas oeen most needed in the early going.

118.56 MPH on the 57th lap. a vera sing 26.1 points per game. Standings, results of last week's games and a schedule of this week's contests are listed below: Lena Star Conference Season Team Pet. Pts. OP Stephen P.

Austin ....11 5 Mi 1221 1130 yid IS Howard Payne 10 Sam Houston 9 Southwest Texas Sul Ross 6 McMurry Texas AM 5 Tarleton 4 Angelo State 3 YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU WAITED! We have a Complete Selection of 1971 Chevrolcts ready for Immediate Delivery and We're Tradin9 Yossr Way to Essakc up for lost tim. .447 1357 1244 .143 1 323 1142 .571 1111 1074 1092 1151 .417 922 975 .385 888 152 .333 1002 1055 .250 918 940 .173 OS 017 TONIftHT'S SCMIDULi Louisiana CeMeaea UT Arlington-Centenary at Arlington, Tax. USL-Loulslma Tech at Ruston MeNeese-loulslana College at Plnevllle Southeastern-Southern Mississippi at Hartlesbura, Miss. North Texas State-Nlehells State at Thlbodaux William Carey-Baptist Christian at Haughton Tulane-Rlce at Houston Texaa CelletM Bee County-Tyler jr. College at Tyler Stephen F.

Austin-Howard Payne at Brownwood Lon Morrls-RIce Frosti at Houston Henderson Courtty-UT Arlinaton Frosh at Arlington East Texas BaptlsMcxts Lutheran at Seguln Shreveeert Press Woodlawn-Southwood at Hirsch Coliseum (6 p.m.) Byrd-Capteln Shreve at Hirsch Coliseum (7:30 p.m.) Texas 3 Conference Team ret. op 4 0 l.OOO St 516 5 1 .933 423 572 .4 2 .667 431 438 .4 2 .667 473 452 .3 3 .500 SI 4i4 Stephen F. Austin. Sam Houston Texas A1.I Southwest Howard Payne McMurry Sul Ross .3 1 J0O 449 4 3 4 .429 44 445 feast Texas .333 452 4(0 Anaels (fete 4 mm for Byrd which plays Shreve at 7:30 p.m. McCullar is averaging near 10 points for the Gators.

Wilson is Wood-fawn's second-best scorer and will be facing Southwood in a 6 o'clock game. (Times staff photos) A Prep Twinbill at Hirsch Memorial Coliseum tonight will involve Oree Hunter (top left) of Byrd, William Wilson (bottom left) of Woodlawn and Woody McCullar (right) of Captain Shreve. Hunter is a returning starter Tarleton 0 4 .000 47S 560 Lasr wears Results Monday East Texas 67, Tarleton Ml Sam Houston 100. Anaala tli it P. Amtin 99, Sul Ross 91 McMurry 65, South- All 57 "owaro payne 5, Texas Tuesday Bavlor 119.

Sul Rmt 77: Wednesday Howard Payne 84, St. Ed- California Forfeits NCAA Track Title McMurray Saturday. Tommy Jones whipped in 31 points in Payne's losing battle with Sam Houston. Other action in the conference tonight will have East Texas State (2-4) at Angelo State (1-6), Sam Houston (5-1) at McMurry (3-3), Texas (4-2) at Southwest Texas (4-2) and Tarleton (0-6) at Sul Ross (34). Saturday's win ran the Lumberjacks' LSC unbeaten streak to 28 games.

The Axmen ripped through the loop last season Big Rivals To Collide At Hirsch wares- an southwest Texas 64, St. Mary's 41; Thursday Abilene Christian 85, East Texas 71; Saturday Angelo 101, Tarleton 85; S.F. Austin 97, McMurry 82; Sam Houston 98, Howard Payne 95; Sul Ross 82, East Texas 74. This Week's Games Monday S.F. Austin at Howard Payne; East Texas at Anoeloi Sam Houston at McMurry; Texas Ail at Southwest Texas; Tarleton at Sul Ross.

Thursday Angela at ACC; Saturday Sul Ross at Angelo; Howard Payne at East Texas; Southwest Texas at S.F. Austin; McMurry at Tarleton; Texas at Sam Houston. By Herschel Nissenson HOUSTON (AP) The NCAA er, he was progressing satisfactorily toward a degree. The NCAA Council, the na- took away the University of Cal i tional organization's policy- mailing nuu etuuiieiiieiu iajujt, ifornia's 1970 National Collegiate outdoor track and field championship Sunday for using an ineligible athlete. At the same time, it was pointed out that the athlete in question, Isaac Curtis, may lose a season of eligbility in both football and track.

must now rule on Curtis future eligibility. The precedent in such cases has been that when an athlete competes while ineligible, he loses his next subsequent year of eligibility. The NCAA said any decision on California's hving to forfeit any football games must come from its conference, the Two District 1-AAAA games, involving arch-rivalries, are scheduled tonight on the Hirsch Memorial Coliseum hardcourt. Woodlawn, the district leader, takes on first-year Southwood in the 6 p.m. opener and Captain Shreve faces Byrd in the 7:30 contest.

It's the first basketball meeting ever between Woodlawn apd Southwood and the Knights are heavily favored to fatten their 20-1 record. They're on top in We're lowest Price Ever On New 71 tier TM Curtis finished second in the 100-yard dash, fourth in the 220 and ran on the winning 440-yard relay team a total of 22 points as California won the NCAA the district with five wins and CsiMIbirmted. no defeats. Southwood has won only once in 14 games. Captain Shreve and Byrd are tied for second in 1-AAAA with 4-1 records and Airline is also in the deadlock.

Shreve has a 13-3 record and has not played since last Monday because the Bobby James tournament in Ruston, in which the Gators were entered, was canceled because of bad weather. The big attraction in the Motor Trend Win to Elder RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) A hard-driving California farmer Ray Elder herded his 1970 Dodge to a fast victory Sunday in the ninth annual $100,000 Motor Trend Riverside 500-mile race for Grand National sotck cars. Elder, of Caruthers, drove a smooth race after taking the lead on the 121st lap of the 191-lap race, but was never out of range of several challengers, mainly Bobby Allison, Hueytown, in another fast 1970 Dodge. Allison was second, only a few seconds behind Elder.

Third was Benny Parsons of Elberbe, N.C., in a 1969 Ford followed by David Pearson of Spartanburg. S.C., driving a 1971 Dodge that he took over more than half way through the race. GLASS BELT TIRES WIDE GENERAL JUMBO 780 GLASS-BELTED for long mileage POLYESTER CORD BODY for strength Calibrated for a smooth ride Jumbo 780 the same tire that comes on new 1971 track title last June at Des Moines, Iowa. Sunday's action by the NCAA's Executive Committee dropped California's winning point total from 0 to 18 and awarded the title to Brigham Young, Kansas and Oregon, which had tied for second with 35 points. Curtis, who was an outstanding sophomore halfback last fall on California's football team, was declared ineligible for the track championships because the school failed to establish a predicted grade average for him when he entered as a freshman.

Under NCAA policy, a student must predict at least a 1.6 average on a 4.0 scale to be eligible for athletic particioation. The NCAA said California discovered after the track championships that it had inadvertently failed to submit a prediction for Curtis. The school said, howev doubleheader is Woodlawn's 7-foot Robert Parish, who'll carry a 24.2 scoring average into the game with Southwood. Tuesday's schedule includes a tripleheader at Hirsch in which Bethune plays Northwood at 4:30 p.m., Fair Park goes against Linear at 6 o'clock and Airline meets Booker T. Washington at 7:30.

Bossier, the cars. Overstock because of the automotive strike. We've got 'em come and get 'em! District 1-AAA leader, hosts Parkway at E. L. Reding Memorial Gym, Jesuit goes to SDrinehill.

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Retirement Age Jones is 65, the mandatory retirement age, and board action was necessary for him to continue on the job at Grambling. The board also renewed for another year Dr. Leon Netter-ville's term as president of Southern University in Baton my requisition as coach, Jones said, always getting a 4-PLY NYLON CORD ftj WITH THIS COUPON Kfifffflg laugh when he tells the story. But all has not been fun and baseball victories at Grambling. The school at times has been the center of controversy, mostly over money management.

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Jones said that his age, his administrative position and his smiling, friendly disposition don't cause much critical comment from students who may think of him as "the establishment" or an "Uncle Tom." "I don't get any undue criticism. The students just want you to be fair," he said. "Understanding is the key, and our motto reflects it the school where everybody is somebody." Jonu is especially proud of his baseball team, which he expects to oversee again in the spring. Past teams have spawned such pro stars as Tommy Agee and Cleon Jones of the New York Mets, John Jeter of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Ralph Garr of the Atlanta Braves. Since 1942, Dr.

Jones' teams sport an impressive cumulative record of 620 victories and 79 defeats. His two positions also give insight into his views on education, classroom and life. "You've got to learn to work with others, get along with other men," he said. A native of Lake Charles, Jones is the son of the first dean of Southern University. E.

Whetston of Monroe pro GENERAL TIRE posed that Grambling be consolidated with Louisiana Tech at Ruston, a state university located just five miles away. Whetstone, expecting a tough battle for re-election, won with a 3V2-to-l victory margin. He bfcNEKAL TIKE SERV.ClE 1515 SOUTHERN AVE. PHONE 425-7776 credited the challenger issue of school consolidation for throwing many blacks his way in the election. YOUR SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS.