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FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS, Frb. 14, 1967 Gold Coast At Stake TODAY'S SCOREBOARD. Mustangs Need Victory Tonight College PriLJBasketballj Basketball Sports Schedule EAST St. John's, N.Y., 59, Vlllanova 52 Moravian 61, Albright 57 St. Bonaventure 99, Manhattan 80 Boston Col.

83, Wayne Slate, Mich, 1 I 'IS' I 64 Marlst 69, Yeshlva 57 Long Island U. 87, Bridgeport 74 North Adams 69, Windham 62 NYU 64, Catholic U. 59 Salem State 75. Plymouth. N.H., State TODAY HORSE RACING Hlaleah Park.

First post 1:15 p.m. JAI-ALAI Danla Fronton. First post 7:30 p.m. HARNESS RACING Pomoano Park. First post 6 p.m.

GREYHOUND RACING 53 An involved rating system, based on wins and losses of opponents, further confuses the issue since teams in the Northern Division don't play each other an equal number of times. "We're going to have a tough fight in both games," said McArthur coach Floyd Horgen. "Carol City is tough at home and has a fine player in Jimmy Harvard, who is averaging over 20 points a game. He's 6-3 but he jumps like he's 6-8." The Mustangs aren't very tiny themselves. Bob Bradshaw starts at 6-8 and gets rebounding help from Bob Cook, 6-5.

Bradshaw is averaging 14.5 a game and Cook, 13.6. Carol City has a 13-5 season, including wins over North Miami, Pompano Beach and Stranahan. Pompano Beach will be hoping to end the school's longest cage losing streak, five games, against Norland tonight. Keith Finley leads the Tornadoes and is still in contention for the third place in the county scoring race with a 21.0 average. South Broward and Ft.

Lauderdale both must win tonight to keep their conference hopes alive but both face tough tasks. Hialeah upset Pompano Beach two weeks ago and Stranahan is a vastly improved team. The Dragons have won four of their last five games. Hollywood Kennel Club. First post 8:15 By ROBERT GREEN (Sports Staff Writer) The McArthur Mustangs hope to unscramble the scrambled Gold Coast Conference basketball race tonight but the Carol City Chiefs have other ideas.

The Mustangs galloped into the Northern Division lead Friday with a 39-38 victory over Ft. Lauderdale. But North Miami, South Broward, Carol City and the L's are still in contention for the title and the right to meet Southern winner Curley Saturday night for the over-all championship. In other games tonight, Hialeah is at Ft, Lauderdale (14-4), South Broward (15-7) is at Stranahan (7-10), Nova (11-6) hosts Coral Park, Chaminade (12-8) is at Northeast (9-9) and St. Thomas (14-8) plays Pine Crest (7-12) at new Stacy gym.

McArthur (17-3) will win the championship if the Mustangs can defeat both Carol City tonight and Pompano Beach Friday. A loss in either game would throw first place up for grabs again depending on how the other teams do. North Miami closes against Miami Springs and Norland, Ft. Lauderdale plays South Broward Friday and Carol City ends against Hialeah Friday in the other key contests. p.m.

Lowell State 73, Willlmantlc State 70 Lowell Tech 116, Nichols 77 CCNY 58. Rider 46 St. Peter's 108, King's, Pa 12 Bryant, R.I., 100, Bentley 16, overtime. Geneva 107, Edlnboro 98 Connecticut 114, Maine 88 Jersey City State 85, Glassboro 73 Lebanon valley 71, Dickinson 66 Bowie State, 93, Lincoln, 13 islam Division Won Loil Pet. Bthlnd Philadelphia 53 10 45 14 .763 6 New York 31 3J .484 Cincinnati 56 34 .433 Baltimore 16 4B .250 Western Division San Francisco 36 J6 St.

LPilIt 30 32 .484 6 Los Angeles 26 34 .433, 9 'ctrolt 24 37 .393 11 'j Chicago 23 42 .354 14" Yesterday's Results St. Louis 139, New York 109 Philadelphia 131. Cincinnati 123 Today's Gemot Boston vs. San Francisco at Okaland, Calif. Tomorrow's; Comet New York at Cincinnati Boston at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Detroit The leading icortrs: FO PT Pt.

Avg. 1. Barry, SF 59 781 585 2,147 36.4 2. Rob'ts'n, Cln, 57 597 530 1,724 30.2 3. Ch'bTn, Pha.

62 598 306 1,504 24.3 4. West, LA 51 503 470 1,476 28.9 5. Baylor, LA, 49 514 322 1,350 27.6 Greer, Pha. 62 513 272 1,298 20.9 7. Havl'k, Bos.

59 488 288 1,264 21.4 8. Reed, NY. 61 491 269 1,251 20.5 9. Walker, Pha. 62 439 348 1,226 19.8 10.

Rodgers, Chi. 65 441 322 1,204 18.5 Hawks 139, Knicks 109 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL South Broward at Stranahan, 8 p.m., Seacrest at Riviera Beach, 8 p.m. Norland at Pompano Beach, 8 p.m. St. Thomas Aquinas at Pine Crest, p.m.

SOUTH Kentucky 80, Tennessee Tech Western corai park at Nova, I p.m. McArthur at Carol City, 6 p.m. Lenoard at Carroll, 8 p.m. Lake Worth at Palm Beach, 8 p.rrv Hialeah at Ft. Lauderdale, 8 p.m.

Northeast at Chaminade, 6 p.m. Belle Glade at Boca Raton, 8 p.m. Pace at Riverside, 8 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Auburn 68, Mississippi State 57 Albama 83, Mississippi 73 Maryland 87, Virginia 76 Tusculum 67, Maryvllle, 66 Tennessee 76, Kentucky 57 South Carolina 83, Wake Forest 6a The Citadel 81, VMI 78, four overtimes Erskine 71, Pembroke 67 Guilford 97. Presbyterian 54 BOB BR ADS HAW McArthur big man Miami vs Stetson, Miami Beach Audito rium, 6 p.m.

HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Cardinal Gibbons at St. Andrews HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Ft. Lauderdale at Norland Kentucky Wesleyan 106, Kentucky State Stranahan vs McArthur at David Park ST. LOUIS NEW YORK OPT OPT 4 Georgetown, Ky 89, Union, Ky It Georqia 78, LSU 65 Morris Harvey 88, Concord 63 Samford 108. Delta Stale.

13 Peaty 11 3 25 Akin 0 0 0 Bridges 4 3 11 Burnett 7 3 17 Caldwell 9 23 Belamy 4 0 8 Alabama State 78, Clark College, TOMORROW HORSE RACING Hlaleah Park. First post 1:15 p.m. JAI-ALAI Danla Fronton. First post 7:30 p.m.1 HARNESS RACING Pompano Park. First post 8 p.m.

GREYHOUND RACING 0 Lenoir Rhyne 62, Pfelffer 46 CamDbell 95, Catawba 69 Guerln 7 5 19 Bryant 1 1 3 Hudson 3 0 6 Crawford 4 4 12 Kron 0 1 I Deutsch 0 0 0 Silas 3 3 0 Johnson 5 IS Ping In Julius' Putter Music To Veteran's Ears SUGAR PAYOFF NEW ORLEANS, La. W) Sponsors of the Sugar Bowl football classic have paid $236,000 each to Alabama and Nebraska the two universities that played in the 1967 game. The amount is a Sugar Bowl record. Ashevllle-Biltmore 84, Emory Henry 74 Richmond 74, East Carolina 65 Furman 92, William 4, Mary 85 Snyder 2 1 Molis 2 0 4 Thorn 3 4 10 Reed 1 4 18 Tormohlen 3 1 7 Russell 1 3 5 Wilklni 7 23 Stallworth 5 2 12 Hollywood Kennel Club. First pott 1:15 Frederick 75, Richmond Professional 71 p.m.

Van A'd'dale 5 5 15 Randolph-Macon 100, Shepherd 47 Bethune Cookman 114, Morehouse 78 Mercer 100, Georgia State 16 Florida Southern 102, Tulene 91 Knoxvllle 97, Florida 91 JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL Browerd at Miami Dade North, 8 p.m, HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Cardinal Gibbons at LaSalle, p.m. Carver at Roosevelt, 8 p.m. Stirling at Riverside JV, 8 p.m. Dlllard at Lake Shore, 8 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS La Grange 773, Georgia Southwestern Cumberland, 113, Rio Grande 86 Valdosta State 56, Oglethorpe 51 Western Carolina 77.

Newberry 69 Plantation vt South Broward at David Totals 5115119 TOKIS 4117 109 St. Louis 39 38 29 139 New York 26 24 21 29109 Fouled out None. Technical fouls Bridges, St. Louis; Bellamy, New York. Attendance 4,172.

76ers 131, Royals 123 CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA OPT OPT Dlerklno 4 9-12 17 Chm'bln 26 6-14 58 Hairston 0 0 10 Cunn'ham 3 4-6 10 tucas 11 7-7 29 Greer 4 4-5 12 Robtsn 10 3-3 23 Guokas 3 0-0 6 Smith 9 6-8 24 Jackson 2 1-1 5 Tennessee Weslevan 83, Chattanooga 81 Junior Tournament a week from this Saturday along with Brewer, Bob Goalby, Tom Weiskophf and Jack Mc-Gowan and will also play in the Tony Lema Memorial Tournament at Marco Island, Feb. 27. par St. Thomas Aquinas at Pompano Beach HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING Nova at Northeast, 7:30 o.m. BOAT CANVAS "Iverythlnq In Fabric For Your Boat" ATLANTIC CANVAS PRODUCTS J04 E.

Sunrise Blvd. JA M7t Fairmont Stale 93, West Virginia Tech 64 Morgan State, 99, North Carolina By ROBERT GREEN (Sports Staff Writer) Julius Boros had a ping in his putter this weekend at Phoenix, but he didn't mind a bit. In fact, the sound was music to Boros' ears because it meant a $14,000 paycheck for the veteran Ft. Lauderdale Pompano Beach at South Broward. 7:30 College 89 Cocioin 64, Gallaudet 41 P.m.

Phillips Oilers 89, Georgia Southern 66 Louisiana I cm TO, auumeeai fevuisiano Tennis Chaepell 3 1-1 7 Jones 9 0-1 18 Love 2 3-5 7 Walker 7 4-6 18 McGlklln 1 0-0 2 Melch'nl 2 0-1 Roblmon 0-1 4 Totals 47 29-37 121 Totals 561M4131 Cincinnati 25 27 36 35123 U.S. INDOOR At Salisbury, Md. FIRST ROUND Philadelphia 29 40 27 35131 Charles Pasarall. Puerto Rlro. rllatH Bob Collier's gray hair vanished so gradually no one noticed! Personal fouls Cincinnati 25; Philadel phia, 26.

Fouled out Robertson, Walker Mendance 7,602 uaniei tontet, prance, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. ff Drvsdale. South Afrlra. rfefatH Len Schloss, Baltimore, 6-3, 6-1. 89 Southern, 102, Prairie View 84 Grambling 112, Wiley 69 McNeese 100, Nicholls State 83 Jackson Slate 109, Texas Southern 90 Sewanee 86, Mllsaps 63 Huntingdon 93, Belhaven 81 Murray 99, Morehead 89 St.

Leo, 112, Armstrong 96 Hampton Institute 93, Livingston 75 MIDWEST Houston 87, Creighton 80 Kansas 52, Oklahoma Slate 39 Purdue 86, Ohio State 66 Drake 76, Oklahoma 73 Michigan State 86, Indiana 77 Valparaiso 78, Wheaton 75 Indiana State 98, Eastern Illinois 76 Milllkln 104, Elmhurst 61 Chicago Loyola 88, St. Louis 83 Moorhead 81, St. Thomas 64 Augsburg 77, St. Mary's, 57 Gustavus Adolphus 82, Hamllne 67 St. 90, Concordia, Edison Manarlno, Brazil, defeated Gae- now.

I didn't make many long putts this week, but I didn't have any three-putt greens either." Boros who finished third in the Los Angeles Open is off to the best start of his professional career. He has won in official money to trail Arnold Palmer for first place by less than $1,000. Palmer has won $20,000 even and Gay Brewer has won $19,920. Boros ended last year with in total earnings. Boros got an official welcome at his home yesterday from Mayor Edmund Burry along with several friends and neighbors who had followed the final round of the tournament on television.

Boros will stay in the city through the Doral Open. A member of the North Carolina section of the PGA, he is not affected by the Florida PGA's ruling boycotting the tournament. Boros is scheduled to play as a special guest in a Tampa professional golfer. The ping came from Boros' new putter, purchased three days before the start of the Phoenix Open. The sound means the golfer has hit the ball correctly and Boros had ringing ears after finishing 12 strokes under par at 272 to beat Ken Still by one shot.

"I've been playing some of the best golf of my life on the western tour," said Boros, "but I couldn't make a putt. I had a dozen three-putt greens the week before at the Bob Hope tournament and I felt I had to make a change." Boros was so disgusted with his putting in the Hope Classic at Palm Springs, he gave his putter to Hope after the final round. When he came to Phoenix last week, he had no putter. "I decided to try these ping putters and used three different ones in my practice rounds on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday before settling on the one I'm using tano DIMaso, Italy, 6-0, 6-2. Graham Stllwell, England, defeated Dick Dell, Bethesde, 1-6, 6-4.

Torben Ulrich. Denmark, defeated Mar. Ice Hockey ceno Lara, Mexico, 6 4, s-6. NHL Konnie eernes, Brazil, defeated Nlckl Kaio, Greece, 6-4, 6-4. Marty lessen, Evanston, defeated PH.

GP GA rairice eeusi, 6-4, 6-4. 30 11 i 68 1 82 116 23 18 8 54 138 124 Chicago New York Montreal Detroit Toronto 21 20 7 49 125 1 26 21 25 3 45 155 1 56 18 21 9 45 120 148 Adult Basketball 71- 13 31 7 33 123 173 Boston Macalester 69, Minnesoia-uuiuin ee Bethel, 95, Dordt 70 Springfield State, 94, Maryvllle, Btfori After days Alter 18 days 1' -Ah $4 ir iiini.iiiil mmiX lieiiiiHiftwl Yesterday's Results Md. State, 46 FT. LAUDERDALE MEN'S LEAGUE Lincoln, 122, pmsourgn, Nr garnet scheduled. Today's Garnet Detroit at Boston Tomorrow's Games New York at Toronto State, 83 Kirksville, State 76, warrensourg, State 72 Notre Dame 57, Butier Tennessee State 67, Central, Ohio, A Pts State, 65 27 47 74 Nebraska Wesleyan 92, Buena vista yi Hillsdale 94, Ferris State 66 Davenport 98, Lake Superior 69 Ouantlco Marines 98.

Findlay 97 Harris -Paces Ely Victory Owen Harris continued to pile up the points last night in his drive to win the Broward County scoring championship. The Blanche Ely guard scored 34 as the Tigers routed Mays High, 107-91. In the only other local action last night, Attucks scored its fifth victory of the season, defeating Lincoln Park at Ft. Pierce, 74-67. James Thompson led Attucks with 20 points while McArthur Gray had 18.

Harris, who took a 32.3 average into the game, sank 16 of 17 free' throws along with nine baskets for his total. Owen had plenty of help last night as four other Tigers went into double figures, led by Roy Glover with 28. The Tigers, who now stand 17-2 with nine straight wins, broke the game open in the second and third periods after leading by only two points after the first quarter. The leading scorers: 1. Mlklta, Chicago 2.

Ullman, Detroit 3. B. Hull, Chicago Wharram, Chicaoo 5. Rousseau, Montreal Goyette, New York 7. Mohns, Chicago Howe, Detroit 9.

Delvecchlo, Detroit Pilole, Chicago Trl-State. 84, Concordia, 69 21 3 37 16 25 28 12 33 9 36 18 26 17 27 12 25 5 32 Unretouched Photographs Demonstrate Amazing Action of Grecian Formula-1 6 The first picture shows how gray No other type product works quite Oakland City 91, Wllberforce, Ohio 90 St Franrit. 93. Bethel. 91 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 96, St.

Norbert 76 Bethel, 83, Bethany, 73 College of Emporia, 76, McPht- Bob Collier was before he decided like it. 49ERS SUNBEAM OPT Solomon 8 2 18 O'Connor 1 0 2 Tukes 3 0 6 Johnson 2 2 6 Duncan 3 6 12 Gilbert 7 1 15 Florence 0 0 0 Sctimldt 3 6 12 Klnsey 0 10 Berlage 1 0 3 Gerald 5 0 6 Willis 0 0 0 Cauley 10 6 Humes 0 0 0 Daniels 1 0 2 Totals 26 I 60 Totals 13 9 39 State Rd. 49ert 30 3060 Sunbeam Electronics 20 1939 KNIGHTS THE TAP OFT OPT Westrlck i 6 16 Rogers I 0 16 Lane I 0 16 Powell 7 4 18 Curran 10 2 22 Hawthorne 0 12 Peterson 3 3 9 Nichol 4 6 14 Conley 5 0 10 Stldham 0 10 Foley 1 0 2 B. Casteel 1 1 3 Smith 4 2 10 Hamrlck 7 0 14 Fogel 1 0 2 Totals 36 13 15 Totals 33 11 79 Ft. Laud.

Knights IS 5085 The Tap J9 4079 i4k rson, 64 AHL Eastern Division SOUTHWEST New Mexico 90, Albuquerque I pit. GP GA Western 74 Hnward Pavne 86. Texas AM 77 Hershey 79 14 I 68 212 14 Baltimore 25 21 4 54 180 176 Quebec 24 22 5 53 187 184 Springfield 20 24 8 48 188 1 98 Providence 10 34 8 28 142 235 Western Division Pittsburgh 34 10 7 75 221 146 NOW IN PROGRESS East Texas State 79, Sam Houston 68 Sul Ross 65, Southwest Texas State 63 Bishop 89, Pan American 88 Stephen F. Austin 89, McMurrV 81 Angelo State 91, Trinity, 74 Soutwestern 87, St. Edward's 60 Wavlanrl 74.

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DEUSCHLE CON. SUNDAY 10 to 4 Arkansas 87, Alcorn 71 Harding, 77, Henderson, 67 OFT 2 2 8 3 19 Blk'wldr Ray Rockwell Whaley McG't 5' 15 Strlne 7 1 15 O'Neal 2 1 5 Lyons 6 4 16 Brennen 0 0 0 Long Hlnnert Wolfe 4 1 2 1 5 5 6 16 ii.SO. batistactlon guaranteed. I1CCO. 2 2 6 PAR WEST Washington State 75, California 67 Nevada Southern 87, Portland 5 Pacific Lutheran 71, Whitman 62 Washington 79, Stanford 73 Colorado 67, Iowa State 55 Arizona 82, Japanese Nationals 65 Northern Ariz.

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North Carolina 16-2 5. western Kentucky 18-1 6. Kansas 15-3 7. Houston 16-3 8. Texas Western 16 4 Vanderbllt 17-3 22 11 57 21 II 60 Totals 12 1 2S 2 16 15 16 15 1440 Glasco Bowl Totals 41 2i 107 Tottlt 3T II TI A FAU 14 11 21-47 Blanch Ely 12 21 It 20-107 Mays 20 II 11 12 ei 10.

Syracuse 1 1-2 LINCOLN PARK ATTUCKS "wr wpK '-rm iaj jiiwj.pl hi1 i FTgnTmesults Others receiving votes, listed alphabeti a 10 Thompson cally: Boston Coleoe, Brlqham Younq, Colorado State, Cornell, Dayton, Duke, 3 15 13 Gray Florida, Indiana, New Mexico, rrovi- MANCHESTER, England Billy Walk-', 192, England, won by disqualification Smltn UM Hosts Stetson MIAMI-The Miami Hurri-ranes, still hoping for a Na-'ional Invitational Tourna-icnt bid, take on Stetson might in a revenge game at Iiami Beach Auditorium. Game time is 8:15 p.m. Miami, 13-7 after last Saturday's 68-66 victory over Loyola of the South, needs a strong showing tonight to 'remain in consideration for the New York post-season tournament. Stetson took 56-53 win from the Hurricanes in the teams' first meeting at DeLand. Miami will dress only eight players for the game with starting guard Junior Gee and reserve Dan Rodgers both injured.

Brevard Junior College, the top JC team in the state, plays the Miami Freshmen in a preliminary game at 6:30 0 20 Crutchfleld 1 II Garvin 1 10 Davis 4 12 Slkes 1 3 Woodbury 1 5 Barnes 0 6 Tolbert over Glullo Rfnaldl, 193, Italy, I. 1 1 0 4 0 denre, St. John's, N.Y. Seattle, southern Methodist, Tennessee, Toledo, Tulsa, Uni-verslty of the Pacific, Utah State, Villa-nova, Virginia Tech, Washington Slate. MANCHESTER.

Enoland Johnnv Nuby McGe A. Ned B. Ned Cooke, 145, England, outpointed Brian McCaffrey, England, 15. Cooke won the vacant British Welterweight title. 1 17 Brown It 16 74 Totals IS 17 67 Totals LAS VEGAS.

Nev-Allen Thomas. 167. UPI Attucks 14 11 10 74 Chicago, outpointed Eddia Jones, 172, Los have only mo word to say fte Hivy Team Lincoln Park 14 17 17 17-67 Angeles, 10. 4444444444444444444444 1. UCLA (34) (19-0) 34 2.

Louisville (1) (20-2) 301 3. North Carolina (161) 23 4. Princeton (19-1) 18 5. Kansas (15-3) 159 6. Western Kentucky (11-1) 125 7.

Texas Western (17-4) 117 I. Houston (16-3) 114 9. Vanderbllt (17-3) 57 10. Utah State (17-3) Second 1011, Boston College 36) 12, Syracuse 39; 13, Tennessee 26; 14, Duke 18; 15, Providence 17; 16, Toledo 14; 17. MP noie IT Florida 13; 16, Cincinnati 12; 19, St.

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