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Mon Jan. 6, 1964 Daily Northwestern i i Zephyrs Topped By Premontre, 73 to 62 Magicians Feature Big league Play Mf 1 i 6 ra5i- ing back and closed to four points just before the quarter ended. It was at this point that Mike Staniak fouled out, and his ab- sence slowed down the Zephyrs attack. The fourth quarter was fairly close as Beisenstein hit on almost every shot he took, but Scheinoha found the range for the Cadets, sinking two buckets and four free throws to keep them out of reach. St.

Mary, which had played at a fast pace all the way in an effort to catch up, seemed to tire in the last three minutes, and Premontre pulled away. Kim Vanderhyden fouled out at this point which was one more tough blow for the Zephyrs to absorb. The final horn found the Premontre Cadets on top with a 73 to 62 victory. St. Mary hit on 53 per cent of its free throws, but was off on its shots from the floor, hitting less than 2D per cent.

Premontre, on the other hand, was sharp on the free throw line, sinking 77 per cent of their gift tosses, and notching slightly better than 40 per cent from the floor. This, plus the fact that they turned in a strong rebounding game that seldom gave the Zephyrs a second chance on their shots, spelled the difference. The Zephyrs will travel to Fond to Lac to face St. Mary Springs next Saturday night in an effort to break their five game losing streak. MOORE GALLOPS TO 99-YARD TOUCHDOWN 15 tainment dollar," Haynes declared.

"The customer has seen a fine basketball performance and he has watched good, clean comedy which we insert during the pntire game." Th'T will be a preliminary game at 7 pm. and halftime entertainment featuring "Juggling Joe" Taylor, who travels with the Magicians. Tickets are on sale in Mtnasha at Morton's Sport Store, in Neenah at Kru-ger's in Appleton at Ponds Sport More and Berg-greti Sport hop. and in Oshkosh at Spanbauer's, Sport store. Menasha Paced By Bob Slack, Roger Petersen MKNASHX Rob Slack and Roger Peterson led the way in men's bowling leagues in Menasha Friday night as Bob rolled a 244 high came and Roger posted a big 625 series to lead in that department.

Both men posted their high in the Menasha Men's League at the Mid-Town I.anes. Other high scores in that league included a 614 series with games of and 224 by Buggs Moran. and a SU8 series with a 22H sin-lCon hy Kd Zelin.ski. Dick Walhrun added a series to the high counts in that league In the Commercial League at the Bnn Bowl. Bob Currie Jr.

set the pace as he blasted a 615 series, including games of 221 and 215 John Podolski added a series for second best in that department Elmer Halaychik and Gerald Christiansen led the way in the Advanced Auto League at Mid-Town Lanes over the weekend, as Elmer. toppled a 235 game and Gerald totaled a 505 series. Leading the ladies were Gladys Schwartzbauer with a 18? singleton and Isabel Plath with a 443 series. Milly Patzke and jean Weber added games of 175 and 174 prospectively. losses League Playoff Bowl game at the Orange Bowl in Miami Sunday.

Cleveland Brown Vince Costello (50) gives futile chase. Packers won 40-23. (AP Wirephoto) Beisensfein In 36 Point Spree MENASHA The Premontre Cadets toppled the St. Mary Zephyrs by a 73 to 62 count Saturday night at the Menasha High gym. The Zephyrs stayed within striking range until the last three minutes when the Cadets put the game out of reach with a final burst of points.

The St. Mary quint started slow and were chasing the Cadets for the rest of the game, but could not quite catch up. Skip Beisenstein had a great night for the Zephyrs as he drilled in 36 points on 15 buckets and six free throws. However, the Cadets controlled the rebounds and that was the story of the game. Mike Staniak played a fine game for St.

Mary, collecting 14 markers before he fouled out in the third quarter. Mike Feller was high man for Premontre with 13 points, while Bob Dupont, Tom Schober and Don Scheinoha each had 12 counters. Schober and Scheinoha also played a great rebounding game for the Cadets. Premontre jumped off to an early lead as Dupont, Ferry and Schober hit the nets, to put the visitors from Green Bay in front. St.

Mary suffered an ice cold first quarter. The game was four minutes old before Mike Staniak put the Zephyrs on the scoreboard with two free throws. Another minute passed before Beisenstein hit his first two pointer of the game, to break a drought of basketless ball for St. Mary. The first quarter ended with Premontre ahead by a 16 to 11 margin.

The Cadets started fast in the second quarter, and pulled away to a 7 point edge. Beisenstein then hit a hot streak and pulled the Zephyrs to within one point of Premontre. Bob Dupont hit a couple baskets for the visitors, and the half ended with St. Mary trailing, 26 to 31. Tom Schober put the Cadets further in front as the second half started with three quick buckets.

The Zephyrs fell 12 points behind, but kept fight- Green Bay Packer Tom Moore (25) crosses his 20-yard line after receiving a pass from quarterback Bart Starr as he gallops down the sideline for a 99-yard touchdown in the first quarter of the National Football MENASHA The Harlem Magicians, who will entertain court in th is area tomorrow night when they j.ppx'.ir against the Menasha Macs at the Menasha High Sehooi gm. wrap up a big entertainment package in one admission tag. Every man on this Marques-Haynes-owncd group of round-ball stylists is without peer in the game. Haynes. the dribbling wizard who can make a ball berome part of either hand as he directs it around and through an opposing player, has surrounded himself with masters of the court in such stats as (Irider, famous set shot artist: and Bob "Trick" Woods.

pla -maker deluxe and eomed artist. Combining scoring abilitj with magnificent ball handling and rebounding supplied by such giants as tV7'2 Paul Martin of Atlanta, (ia am! il-6 Bernard Wilson of Morgan State College, as well as the fahulous "Sweetwater" Clifton, the Magicians have literally overpowered classy teams throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico. They'll make appearances this season in New York's Madison Square Garden. Boston Garden, and such major cities as Baltimore, Washington, D. Houston.

Kansas City, Los Angeles, Dallas. Chicago. St. Louis, Syracuse and Tulsa. In piling up a record of over 2, UK) victories against only 8 setbacks in 10 seasons, the Magicians have played to several million patrons of the court game in 47 states and 4 nations.

Their behind-the-back passes, meshed with uncanny dribbling and decoying feeds, make the Magicians' fast break a thing of beauty and entertainment. You have to see this polished machine to believe it. They bounce the ball through the hoop, fast-break with a dazzling ball handling style that gets laughs from the fans and amazed and bewildered frowns from opponents. Strictly amazing and strictly big league, the Harlem Magicians this season takes a record of 628 victories without a loss over the 1962-63 campaign into the nation's most important basketball arenas. After seeing these fellows in action many a spectator will leave the gym with the feeling he can't believe what he saw.

The finest players ever assembled on one team do things with a basketball that "can't be done." "We feel that the fan attending a Harlem Magician game is getting full value for his enter Chargers Cop AFL Title Via 51-10 Romp Over Pats Howard Schmidt Sets Pace For City Weekend Keglers most valuable player, was held to four receptions, but officials to a man praised his ability. The defense was equally superb. Boston quarterback Babe Parilli hit on 14 of 29 passes for 189 yards, but he and Tom Yewcic were thrown for 42 yards attempting to pass. This factor allowed the Patriots only two serious offensive drives, one for a touchdown and one for a field goal. Boston halfback Ron Burton perhaps summed up the game best.

"It was one of the best games we played all year," he said, but his team lost by 41 points. Center Team Loses 81-11 To Sheboygan MENASHA A balanced scoring attack that saw five players score in the double figures enabled the Sheboygan Center team to overcome the Fox Valley Center team 81-71 in a University of Wisconsin Extension League game played Saturday at the Menasha gym. Mark VandeHey and Marty Kapp led the losing Trotters with 23 and 22 points respectively, but those two alone could not equal the Sheboygan team's balance. The host Fox Valley team made a grent comeback attempt after trailing in the game by a 72-45, but the closest the Trotters could get was nine points at 79-70 with only a few seconds left in the game. Sheboygan led at the halfway point by a 42-30 score and increased their lead early in the second half until the Trotters started their comeback.

Jerry Rammer led the winners with 18 points. Sheboygan (81) Fox Valley (71) yards to set up San Diego's first touchdown and 67 yards to score the second before Lowe dashed 58 yards around right end to give San Diego an insurmountable 21-7 lead in the first quarter. Norton, Alworth Score Rote dominated the second and third quarters, throwing 14 and 48-yard scoring passes to Don Norton and Lance Alworth respectively. Hadl took over in the final stanza with a 25-yard touchdown toss to Lincoln and a one-yard scoring plunge. The Boston defense, which had allowed the opposition an average of 79 yards a game on the ground all year, was turned in and out by San Diego for 318 yards rushing and an overall 610 yards an average of 10.2 yards a play.

Coaches Sid Gillman of San Diego and Mike Holovak of Boston termed the win a well-deserved effort by the Chargers, but amazingly none of the Charger scores came on breaks. Boston did not fumble and had two passes intercepted, neither of which affected the scoring. Lincoln, despite playing only slightly more than half the game, ran for 206 yards, a club record and a championship game record. Near Faultless Play Rote, a veteran of 15 years, was called by Gillman "the greatest quarterback to ever take a snap from center." His play-calling and faking were almost faultless as was Gillman's plan to fake the end sweep to stop Boston's blitz and set up traps through tackle. Alworth, voted the league's Pro Basketball Eastern Division W.

L. Pet. G.B. Boston 26 7 .788 Cincinnati ..27 14 .659 3 Phila. 18 18 .500 94 New York ..12 31 .279 19 Western Division Los Angeles 25 13 .658 St.

Louis 23 18 .561 3'2 San Fran. 18 18 .500 6 Baltimore 12 25 .324 12'i Detroit 8 25 .242 144 Sunday's Results Cincinnati 111, Baltimore 106 New York 142, Philadelphia 118 St. Louis 116, Detroit 99 Los Angeles 97, Boston 95 HOWareYOUf? BRAKES? PfPulling Have to St. Mary () Premontre (73) ft pf! 2 2 DuPont fg ft pf Mortell Staniak Voss Beis'stein Vissers Hoernke Vander'den 5i Johanson 0 Schober 1, Ferry Scheinoha 3 Feller ISRank IVanden Plas 1 I Me Devitt 0 Total 23 SCORE BY St. Mary Premontre 16 20! Total 25 23 20 QUARTERS: 11 15 24 12 62 16 15 25 17-73 Macs Victors In 119-80 Tilt MENASHA The Menasha Macs wound up on top by a 119 to 80 count in a high scoring tilt with the Birnamwood quint at St.

Patrick gym Sunday afternoon. The Macs jumped off to an early lead and were never headed in their Badger Amateur league game. They led by a 26 to 10 margin at the end of the first quarter, and left the floor at halftime with a 52 to 25 edge. The second half was almost a repeat of the first, as the Menashans scored at will. Birnamwood hit for 34 markers in the final quarter, as the Macs used their entire bench and eased up a bit.

The Macs were led by Jim Meyer who kept the nets swinging as he swished in 38 points. Jim Rueckl pumped in 24 for runnerup honors, and Pete Trei-ber added 16. Bob Dickman was high man for Birnamwood with a 37 point total. Larry Resch was next with 20 and Chuck Melzer finished with 19 counters. The Macs will be in action tomorrow night against the Harlem Magicians at the Menasha High gym.

The game will start at 8 p.m. Mlnash (119) Birnamwood fg ft pf! Melzer 8 Burghardt 3 0 llStankowskl 2 (80) 3 3 Johnson 4 R. Rueckl 3 Swlechowskl 4 Trelber 8 Meyer 18 Lee 2 J. Rueckl 12 3 1H. Stank'skl 0 1 2Dlckman 18 0 lj Resch 9 0 2 2 1 1 01 0 0 1 1 2 0 Total 56 7 8 Total 37 6 11 SCORE BY QUARTERS: Menasha Macs 26 26 35 32119 Birnamwood 10 15 21 34 80 REPLACES Y.

A. Norm Snead, the Washington Redskin quarterback, has replaced Y. A. Tittle of the New York Giants in the Pro Bowl game at Los Angeles Jan. 12.

Snead will hurl for the Eastern Division All-Stars against the West. Tittle sustained an injury in the Dec. 29 layoff game with the Chicago Bears. Skip Beisenstein Balfanz Leads U.S. Ski Unit INNSBRUCK, Austria (UPI) Lyle Swenson of Westby, finished far out of the running in the weekend's German-Austrian ski jump tour a which featured most of the world's leading performers.

Swenson, a member of the U.S. winter Olympic team, placed 36th. John Balfanz, Minneapolis, made the best showing by an American with leaps of 273 and 259.5 feet. The winner was Veik-ko Kankonen of Finland with jumps of 276 and 268 feet. Gene Kotlarek, Duluth, was 13th with measurements of 267 and 249 feet.

Dave Hicks, also Duluth, was 32nd and Jerry Goyen, Ishpeming, was 37th. Cora Bathazar highlighted action for the ladies by picking up a difficult 5-10 split. In the Automobile Mixed League at Muench's Recreation Lanes, Luella Hallock posted the top game with a 195 total. She also rolled a 488 to lead the ladies in the series department, while Carl Schueler roiled a 182 game and 501 series and Le-Roy Hallock toppled a 180 game and 500 series to lead the men. In the Cocktail Mixed League at Muench's Al Muench and Dolores Stordock shared the honors as Al smashed a 209 game and Dolores posted a 204 singleton to lead the ladies.

Dave Engblom adde da 200 game in that league, while Mable Jako-vec equaled that for the ladies. Mavis Charhon rolled a 493 total including a 177 game to close out the high scoring. St John Wins CYO Action MENASHA St. John of Menasha scored an upset win over St. Therese by a 58 to 52 margin in CYO league action on Sunday afternoon.

St. Therese had been undefeated, but could not match the shooting and rebounding of a determined squad from St. John. St. Therese led by a 15 to 9 count at the end of the first quarter, but St.

John's rally put the local team in front at the half by a 23 to 22 margin. The second half saw St. Therese put on a comeback of its own and they led 40 to 35 in the third quarter. Once more St. John was equal to the occasion and wrapped up the game, 58 to 52.

Dave Swiecichowski was high man for St. John with 21 points, and Mike Collins had 11, while Tom Pawlowski added 10. Steve Van Bomml turned in a fine rebounding game for the winner. St. Therese was led by Jones with 18 markers, Daye Chris tianson was next with 13, and Wachtendonk added 1.

St. John's squad also were big winners, taking St. Therese by a 66 tc 37 score. Jansen led St. John scoring with 20 points, while Kaufert was next with 13 and Akstuliewicz finished with 12.

Latimer was high for St. Therese with 11 tallies, and Ket-tenhofen had 10. Bobby Joe Conrad of the St. Louis Cardinals won the pass receiving crown in the National Football League with 73 catches. SAN DIEGO, Calif.

lUPD-The San Diego Chargers reigned today as champions of the American Football League. The Chargers won the title Sunday by smashing the Boston Patriots 51-10 in the annual championship game between the Eastern and Western Division leaders. The Patriots entered the game boasting the league's finest defense, but the running of Keith Lincoln and Paul Lowe, and the passing of Tobin Rote and John Hadl sent Boston back to the drawing boards to prepare for next season. Lincoln, voted the game's most valuable player, ran 56 Zephyr JVs Trip Premontre MENASHA The St. Mary JV's were winners over Premontre by a 44 to 39 score Saturday night at the Menasha High gym.

The game was close most of the way, with the teams exchanging the lead during the first three quarters of play. The Zephyrs outlasted the Cadets in the last period and came away the victors. The first half saw both squads play a deliberate, set play pattern. The lead changed hands, as either team was able to build up a point margin. St.

Mary left the floor at half time with a slim two point lead, 19 to 17. Premontre opened fast in the second half and pulled away to a four point lead. The Zephyrs did not panic but played a steady game. Dick Shukoski and Dave Meier drilled in alternate buckets, as they rallied and went ahead. The Cadets were trailing by a 30 to 23 margin count when the third quarter ended.

St. Mary increased their lead to 10 points midway in the final stanza, but Premontre would not give up. With Pat Riopella and Jim Cornette hitting for the visitors, they cut the lead to three points with just over a minute to play. The Zephyrs held on and with ball control in the last minute, took the 44 to 39 verdict. Dick Shukoski was high man in the game with 13 points for the Zephyrs.

Bill Pulius had 10, Dave Meier added 6 and John Schmeisser also notched six for St. Mary. The Premontre JVs were led by Pat Riopella with 9 markers, Jim Cornette had 7 and Kevin Quinn finished with six. Coach Ed Spethman's cagers will be in action next Saturday night when they battle St. Mary Springs at Fond du Lac, in the preliminary game, starting at 6:30 p.m.

College Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio State 101 Wisconsin 85 Marquette 98 Wisconsin Milwaukee 67 Lawrence 59 St. Olaf 52 Illinois-Chicago 72 Milton 62 Allen Bradley 109 Platteville 94 Ripon 91 Carleton 67 La Crosse 95 Superior 88 Hamline 81 Stout 51 University of South Dakota 81 Oshkosh 77 Lewis (111.) 91 St. Norbert 73 Lakeland Invitational Championship Winona (Minn.) 82 Lakeland 71 3rd Place Eau Claire 79 Northland 75 BRAKE 'g Pf fg tt pf I Bulkon 5 1 3 Kapp 8 6 3 Meyer 6 3 5 Kexel 110 Rammer 8 2 3 Austin 4 I 1 Hopmann 6 3 5 Vande Hey 9 5 5 Vandewege 1 0 1 Schmidt 3 3 4 Barn'sky 6 1 1 fllbrecht 0 1 1 i Hoehne 1 0 2 Swiontek 2 0 1 Halverson 1 3 0 Collar 0 0 1 Total 34 13 20 Total 27 17 18 to Left or Right? pump? Your Brake Linings and Drum? 'fry'- mm i I ADJUSTMENT NEENAH Howard Schmidt slammed a big 268 game to lead the way in mixed bowling leagues in Neenah over the weekend. Schmidt crashed that big game in the Baseball Mixed League at Lakeroad Lanes. Joe Miller led women in that league with a 183 game, while Pat Mo-der posted the top series for the ladies with a 480.

Other high scores for men in that league were a 200 game by Tom Plant, a 209 by Bernie Pozolinski, and a 565 series by Don Schmidt. Sandy Mueller rolled a 170 game and Ev Spice added a 176 to add to high scores by the ladies. Woodrow Wehrman led the Mixed Beer League at Lake-road as he rolled a top game of 220 and posted the top series of 614. Eleanor Breaker posted the top score for women in that league as she rolled a 204 game and 502 series. Bob Bishop rolled a 205 game to add to the high scores in that league.

Gerry Llewellyn led the way in the Twin City Lutheran League as he blasted the high series with a 608 total, and also posted the top singleton in that loop with a 237 game. Frank Heller rolled games of 203, 174, and 178, while Paul Zeinert toppled a 181 game and 202 singleton. Rev. Immanuel Boettcher chipped in with a 223 game. Don Melzer led the way in the Little Six Shooters League at Lakeroad as he rolled a 214 game and 550 series.

Verge Sur-man highlighted action in that league by picking up a tough 5-7 split. A 613 series by Mike Simonis and a 606 total by Jack Witt highlighted the action in the Ball and Chain League at Lakeroad over the weekend. Simonis rolled games of 207, 215, and 191 en route to that 613 total, while Witt posted his 606 on games of 202, 204 and 200. Arnie Buss rolled games of 199 and 205 in that league, while the top singleton in the loop was a 222 game by Betty Nelson. Merle Nelson posted the top series of the weekend for women as she totaled a 576 in the Ball and Chain loop.

That 222 by Betty Nelson was also high for women for the weekend. Kay John equaled that 222 high in the Doghouse Mixed League and went on to post a 504 series to lead action in that league. Bev McClellan rolled a 181 while Ruben Popp led the men with a 190 game and 486 series. Action in the Comic Mixed League at Lakeroad was paced by Skip Schurer with a 210 singleton. Howie Schultz added a 204 game for the men, while Here's What rn 1 ull rrorr heels Inspect 1 I i Pay all pSi" s.

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