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St. 106 62 :53 Va. Club 10 Mansfield News-Journall Monday, January 27, 1958 Today's Sports Parade By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP) Fearless Fraley's facts and figures.men Basilio is an early favorite to defend his middleweight title against Sugar Ray Robinson in their rematch at Chicago Stadium March 25, but fight experts contend that Robinson will be the choice at ring time. The reasoning is that Basilio will be more confident this time plus the fact that each passing month takes so much out of those 37-year-old Robinson legs. But Sugar Ray is only three pounds over the 160-pound middleweight limit as he goes into.

training and his new-found sharpness is expected to sway the price. Bill Talbert, America's Davis Cup captain, is highly op: timistic over the chances regaining the big silver mug the next time and believes that the United States could have won it this time if Dick Savitt, Budge Patty and Ham Richardson had been on the team. four singles matches were decided by one break in the fifth set," he asserted. "With steady campaigners such as Savitt, Patty or Richardson the breaks might have gone the other way." Back in November, Willie Shoemaker had to choose between Ralph Lowe's Gallant Man and Wheatley Stables' Bold Ruler in the Handicap. It was assumed chose Lowe's Gallant Man because of a sense of obligation due to the "pull up" ride he gave the horse in the Kentucky Derby.

Now there is another obvious reason. Willie just hit oil with his first well which he received from Lowe. so the rich get richer. Jackie Farrell, a member of the New York Yankee front office staff for 16 years, was a that. newspaperman, before, his jobs once was to ghost write for Dizzy Dean.

"It was okay." Jackie grins, that he couldn't read and I couldn't write." Bobby Fischer, Brooklyn's 14. year-old triple crown chess champion, is learning to ski under the tutelage of Olympic competitor Toni Kastner and in return is teaching Kasther to play chess. Many chess (not cheese) champs have been good athletes. Cuba's Jose Capablanca was a top tennis star and Russi's Boris Spassky clears six feet in the high jump. Some TV shows refuse to give their stuff gratis to the Armed Forces Radio and Tele-31 vision Service but sports are completely cooperative.

AMF's "Bowling Time" teevee show has just been presented to the service organization and will be seen by 000 servicemen at the Thule, Air Base, Greenland; in Seoul, Korea; Dhahran Field, Saudi Arabia, as well as i in Manila, Adak and Okinawa. Many of the tall men in basketball are rugged enough to play football, too, but Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd explains why they don't make the parlay, "They have to make a choice," he says, "because after the regular football season over the basketball squad too far ahead for him to ever catch Red Auerbach, coach of the Boston Celtics, remembers losing only one oratorical debate to a referee. That was once in game at Sheboygan when a spectator took a poke at Red. The referee, fearful of a full scale riot, ordered Red the bench. "Why me?" Red ranted.

don't you get a cop and lock joker who took a referree omi- nously, "am cop and if you off the don't bench, I'll toss you jail." Frank Selvey Placed, On Pro Reserve List ST. LOUIS (UP) Frank Selvey, the former Furman flash recently discharged the armed forces, has placed the St. on out to reserve list make room for Walt Davis, forward obtained remain on the payroll and work LITTLE SPORT Leaders Hold On To Win Femme Tourney Chris Zahn Captures '58 Singles Leaders in all divisions of the women's city handicap bowling tournament held their positions yesterday as the annual kegler's festival came to a close at the Richland Recreation. Chris Zahn was crowned singles champion when yesterday's keglers failed to dislodge her from the top spot she gained during the tourney's first week. Zahn's winning score was 632.

WEEKLEY TOP TEAM Ross Weekley's TV jumped into first place in the team -event Saturday night with a 2,773 to nudge out front running Gorman-Rupp of Bellville, who scored a 2,741 the previous week. Helen Civay and Gertie McCartney found little trouble holding onto their 1,196 doubles lead when the change in this event was made in fourth place. Donna Potts and Delores Schneider (1,126) dropped to sixth place when Ruby Metz and Janie Stiteler combined efforts for a 1,134 to tie with Hon Wehinger-Ellie Gentille for fourth place. Amber Averill-Ev Swank and Billie Cleckner Lil MeFunyon held on to a second place tie with a 1,166 score. Jean McClaran-Eleanor Baker are in third place with 1,135.

SWANK WINS AGAIN Ev Swank made a repeat performance from last year when she captured the scratch all-events with a 1,584. Last year she tossed a 1,486. Janie Stiteler made off with the handicap all-events with a 789. Civay held the honor up until yesterday with a score of 1,730. TEAM -Ross Weekley's T.

V. Gorman-Rupp. Bellville -Saprano Bar Mansfield Tire 8 ris Miracle Bar .2705 Variety Store -Carling's Red Cap -Ten-Pin Tap D. Bar States Freight Drues Barnes Mfg. Co.

-Richland Rec. Snack Bar -Wilson's Auto Sales -Safety Cabs Colony Recreation Team Alumni Women of the Moose Avon Fashions Commercial Serap-Richland B. Dick Duplicators Ed Hall Homemaking Women of Moose Scrap-Sunset Bakery DOUBLES -Helen Civay-Gertie McCartney -Amber Ev Swank ....1188 Cleckner-Lil. LeMunyon 1166 -Jean McClaran-Eleanor Baker 1135 Ruby Metz Janie Stiteler 1134 -Hon Wehinger-Ellie Gentille Potta-Delores Schnelder 126 Lala Griffith-Marty Lantz -Kathy Conrad Frieda Schulte Boebel-Marylou Day ..1102 11 -Fran Korn Faulk -Mary Ava Crawford 1090 Blocher- Vivian Moritz 13- Irene Vesper Katie Bush -Marge Frasher Mary R. Graham 1087 Gish-Louise Bush -Chris Zahn Loretta ranks 1080 Carolyn Williams- Virginia Wilson 1078 19 Gene Olson Marcell Shaull 10 -Mary -Lue Vernia Ringer 1076 M.

Kirkpatrick- M. Schaefer 1074 -Mary Ruth Hamilton ...167 Polly Opal Price 1072 -Katie Zornig-Jerry, Harrod 1071 Fay Banks Alma Maurer 10701 -Ann Kindinger-Chris Herron 1067 Ann Fintzeld-Mary McMullen -Lena Graham-Ruby Berry 1065 Eva Hilson Bishop-Casey Burns 1062 -Pat Baki-Caro Male 1061 Rose Fenello-Fran Fama 1060 Ginnever-Ev. Marshman 1059 Shannon-Joan Ford 1055 -Carl Ann Stulpin- Joyce Mulberin 1050 -Marle Boone 1048 -Pauline Conrad-Ruth Siwek 1047 Chris Au-Kay Richard 1045 Eleanor A gie Loeckel 1045 -Ruth Cassel-Bettv Kutschall 10451 SINGLES -Chris Zahn 632 2 Stiteler Vesper Vernia Ringer 506 -Lue Gamble 594 Helen, Baki Eleanor Moxley 590 Betty Kutschall 588 Mary Berry 84 83 10 Mary Gish Civay 582 Gertie McCartney Karbula Militello 572 15- -Martha Copenhaver 16-- Eleanor Bake 511 Sauer 570 Lee Ann. Baker 0 Polly Marlowe 569 Carolyn Williams Babe Zeller Potts 566 Fran Hitson Fame -Anna M. Kirkpatrick 560 Katie Zornig Freida Baker Eva -Ruby Berry love Schlingman Marshman Carol Jackson Fanello Keiser SCRATCH ALL EVENTS HANDICAP ALL EVENTS a Shelby 1 Cards Volleyball Meet if SHELBY Men interested in participating in the Shelby Family YMCA volleyball program should attend a meeting Auburn School Gym at 7 at m.

Wednesday. Bill Query, former Shelby High coach, will supervise the program, which will schedule games on the second and fourth Wednesday each Louis month. "YMCA members will be admitted free, members can participate by paying 50 cents per night. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 4. New LUCKY LAD Dave Nicholson, much sought-after St.

Louis sandlot baseball star, signs a contract with the Balline. timore Nicholson Orioles as Scout Del received Wilbur points than $100,000 dotted FIl Cage reportedly more a bonus from the Orioles. (Unifax Photo.) Teams In Ohio College 5's Quickening Pace By TED VIROSTKO The first-round in the annual battle for "southern supremacy" is featured this week as the hardwood court pace quickens with Ohio colleges participating in more than 50 games. Those involved in the "supremacy" battle are Cincinnati, Miami, Dayton and Xavier--perennial powerhouse of the Buckeye cage scene. 4 Junior High Tilts On Slate Four games are on tap this week for Mansfield junior high school cage teams.

John Simpson travels to Ontario Wednesday and return to its home court Thursday to host Ashland. Johnny Appleseed plays host to Butler Tuesday and goes to Union Thursday. Simpson will get two good chances to even up things this week as Ontario and Ashland are the only two teams to have beaten the Bulldogs. Ashland beat the Bulldogs, 48-42 and Ontario, 44-39. Simpson now has won its last six outings after losing its first two.

Two Bulldogs are hitting over ten points per game. Gilbert Ray is averaging 13.4 and Robert Norris, 11.8. Appleseed (5-3) will try to make it two wins in a row against Butler. The Pioneers beat Union 40-31 last Thursday. Leading the scoring parade for the Pioneers is John Nagle with 84 points.

Jim Schrader is second with 48. APPLESEED SCORING Player EG F. Tot Avg John Nagle 30 24 84 9.3 Jim Schrader 48 Henry Weaver 24 Jim Rose Art Rainey 5.4 Frank Keathley Don Appleman Ed Warner Willie Carter Don Hall 1.0 SIMPSON SCORING Player Tot Ave Glibert Ray 45 17. 107 13.4 Robert Norris 37 94 Walter Jefferson 17 Paul Campbell 11 16 5.4 Harry Fochtman Martin Elroy Allen Crawford MAN 20 Richard Brown 13 Late College Scores COLLEGE BASKETSALL. RESULTS St.

John's 65. St. Francis 53. Fairleigh Dickinson 66. CCNY 59 Seton Hall 76.

Lafayette 75 Temple 73, St. Joseph's (Pa.) 58 Fordham 58. Canislums 18 Peter 58. Boston 57 St. Bona.

69. Villa Madonna 57 St Marriand St. 74 98. Ledeune 54 Alabama St. 66.

109. Virginia. Furman 84 Turray St. 57 Western 83, Bowling Green 65 Miami 89. (La), 82 57 Louisville 19 Mississippi St.

85. 50. Houston 96 58 Normal 74. Bavior 60 St. 66 N.

Texas 14 New Mexico 41 St. Mary's 67, 52 Washington 45. Oregon 76 St. Sour Oregon Colorado Denver 41 Ken Otterbein 62 Northern Western Kentucky Bowling Green NATIONAL PRO SKETBALL Boston Syracuse Anderson Signs Louise 112 WASHINGTON (UP) Bill Anderson, co-captain of the University of Tennessee football team, has been signed to a National Football League contract by the Redskins Cincinnati, led by Sophomore Oscar Robertson, the nation's No. 1 scorer with a 32.8 average, sees double duty this week, hosting sectional rival Miami Thursday and Duquesne two days later.

The Bearcats, now sitting in first place in the Missouri Valley Conference, put on an awesome display of scoring power by burying Wichita 105- 81 Saturday. BEARCATS HOT Cincinnati, ranked fifth naItionally. has an overall reord of 12-2 and has soared over the century mark four times so far this campaign. Miami, leading the MidAmerican Conference with an unblemished 7-0 record, has yet to lose to an Ohio team, but it appears as if this record will be shattered when the Redskins tangle with the Bearcats. Xavier, still smarting under the 86-75 upset to Toledo Saturday, sees triple action, meeting LaSalle tonight, their arch sectional rival Dayton Thursday and then travels to Chicago to meet Loyola two days later.

Twelfth-ranked Dayton, winner in 14 of 16, holds one of the best defensive records in the country, giving up about 51 per game. Toledo's Rockets meet MarMilwaukee arena tonight, travel to Arkon Wednesday and wind up by entertaining Detroit three days later. BARONS WINNING Ohio's winningest team, Steubenville, which boasts a 16 game win streak, returns to competition Wednesday by launching a two game road jaunt. The Barons, sporting a 17-1 mark, meet Detroit Tech Wednesday and Lawrence Tech the following evening. Wilmington, the lone undefeated team in the Buckeye (state, with a 9-0 record, puts the skein on the line three times, meeting Ashland in a Mid Ohio league game Centre Thursday Berea three days later.

Other top games this week find Toledo at Marquette tonight; Bowling Green at Kent State and Marietta at Otterbein and John Carroll at Defiance, Tuesday night; Toledo at Akron. Wednesday; Ashland at Wooster, Thursday; Eastern Kentucky at Dayton, Detroit at Toledo, Ohio at Kent State and Niagara Youngstown, all Saturday night. Cassady Moves COLUMBUS (UP) Howlard Cassady and his family are leaving Columbus. The Ohio State All-Amerwill move to Detroit to establish his permanent home. He plays on the Detroit Lions pro football team.

LITTLE SPORT By Rouson Seri Galion Seeking NOL 1 Title Win By JOHN GRAY Galion Tigers (7-6) can wrap up a Northern Ohio League cage title place Norwalk (6-6) Friday night league win. three out of four league starts. To clinch the tie, the Tigers need only a win over the Truckers or two victories in the last three games. It would be the first year the Tigers even won both the football and basketball championships in the eight-school loop organized in 1944. Galion shared the cage title with Bucyrus in 1950-51.

Last fall Galion won its first grid crown by winning all sev- THREE OTHER TIFFS SHELBYshare of their second by defeating second, for their fifth straight Norwalk has won In other NOL games Friday night Bucyrus (5-7) plays at Willard (5-6), Shelby (5-8) motors to Tiffin Columbian (8-5) and Bellevue (4-7) goes to Upper Sandusky, (6-8). On night outside the loop Bucyrus plays at Mansfield Madison (4-8), Upper Sandusky entertains oncedefeated Crestline (14-1), Willard travels to Clyde and Bellevue welcomes Fremont Ross. Pacing the NOL individual scoring is Shelby's Russ Hepner, 5-10 forward, with 55 baskets and five free throws for 115 points, an average per game of 28.8. Tiffin Columbian's Bill Stauffer is second with 84 markers for an averpage of 21. NORTHERN OHIO LEAGUE Schools L.

Pts Opp 1,000 Pet Norwalk, 226 187 178 .750 1500 Willard 500 Shelby 200 233 1500 Bucyrus 230 500 Bellevue Upper Sandusky 258 .000 NOL SEASON RECORDS Schools Pts. Pet Columbian 693 649 .615 Galion: .538 Norwalk 596 Willard 567 597 455 Upper Sandusky 817 973 Bucyrus 708 714 Shelby 795 818 Bellevue 476 518 .364 TOP NOL Players. Schools FG Ave Hepnet, Shelby 55 5 115 Tiffin 26 21.0 Felver. Willard 20.8 Johnston. Gallon Kat' henrich.

Bucyrus Buss, Willard Gation Bellevue Swartz. Upper 15 Stevens. Gallon Darling. Bucyrus Tiffin Norwale 18 12.0 Orwig. Venturi Wins Thunderbird.

Seeks Open PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (INS) Young Ken Venturi, the hottest golf prospect since Sam Snead roared from oblivion to stardom 20 years ago, vowed today he would "win. the U.S. Open golf The 26-year-old San Franciscan, fresh from triumph Sunday in the $15,000 derbird Invitational tournathe Tucson tournament Feb. ment, said he is by 6-9, to spend a week in Tulsa site of the U.S.

Open in mid-June. "That's the one I really want to win," the confident Venturi declared after he pocketed first money of $1,500 and drove home a $4,500 Thunderbird sports car. "I finished sixth last year and eighth the year before. I know I can win it this Travelers Bowl Honor Roll Scores Denny Bergen of Wooster's Wayne Recreation rolled a 647 to lead five honor roll scorers in the Merchants Traveling League yesterday. Other 600 plus scores were: Don Wilcox of Galion's Martins, 625; Jim Icenhour, Ashland Union Malleable, and Lou Tridico of Mansfield Village Lanes each rolled series of 621.

Charles Grosselin tossed a 616 to help out his teammate of Wooster Wayne. TRAVELING LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL Denny Ber. Wooster Wayne, Falion Martin's Clothing 625 Jim Teenhour. Ashland Union Malleable, 621 Lou Tridico, Mansfield Village Lanes, Wayne. 204-214- 160- 621: Charles Grosselin, 21121 -616: Wheeler Pangello, Martin' Tire.

232- 215 590: Dempsey Grable, Wayne. -582: Milo Messmore, Wooster Plaza, -580 Becker, Plaza 205 577: Sam Pollock, Mansfield Color" 200 -571: Tom Galion Bowling Center. 206 -5681 Ashland Club Laycox, 565: Hadie Young Village, 209 Clayton Muadort. Forrest Yockey Wayne 204 Herb Stuetzer. Club 205 558: Wilbur Ashland Faultless, 214- 551.

TEAM SERIES Wayne. 2.887; Vil2.752; Martin's, 2,714. go. TEAM GAMES Wayne, 999: Village. 390, MATCH RESULTS Malleable defeated Tire, 4-0; Colon beat Plaza, 3-1: Club 2 dropped Martin's, 3-1; Wayne beat Village 3-17 Faultless beat Mans feld and Galion Bowling defeated Simsneld Komito'.

Free Pick-up Delivery MYERS' TEXACO 751 Ashland Rd. LA 4-4823 Paul Doyle Myers AIR BORN B.58 BUICK at JOYCE 116 Park Ave. W. LA 2-1832 Mounties Put Skein On Line By TIM MORIARTY 595's Top Mansfield Pin Total A pair of 595's by two Mansfielders provided top in Mansfield bowling establishments over the weekend. R.

Gaubatz laid down a 175- 225-195-595 in the Sons of Herman Loop, at the Village Lanes and Win Cleckner tossed a 190-224-181-595 in the Ingersoll Humphryes Mixed Doubles League at the Village Lanes. E. Baker rolled a 539 with a 200 high game to lead the women keglers. She bowls in the Village Mixed Doubles Loop at the Lanes. VILLAGE SERIES MIXED V.

DOUBLES Jobe, LEAGUE. MEN'S E. Manley, 213 550; 533: D. B. Baker, Perkeybile, 503 J.

Wheeler, 468 B. WOMEN'S SERIES M. Reefer, 483 Baker, 200 -539 M. Jobe. 476 B.

Keefer, 448; MacLaren. 447 J. Link J. 3203 Gamble, 410: 418 Wheeler, Militello 413; Mansfield, M. 398; Carmel.

398. MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE MEN'S SERIES Win Cleckner, 224 Nelson Pritchard 486: 502; Ed Pete Berry, Wert. 453. 491; WOMEN'S SERIES Mildred Berry, 484: Marie Petan Hamilton, 477: Esther Cleckner, 472; Marge 378; Mary Suman, 369. JUNIOR BOYS LEAGUE Village Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES John Kline, 209 541: John Davidson.

483: Gordy 18mith. 476: Jim 473; Vallie Voelp, 472: Chip Ross, 469 Bob Mat469: Ron Hellman. 456: Dick Gelselman. Bud Davis, 445. SAINT PETER'S TOCY LEAGUE Village Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES Dave Jordan, 4921 Deley.

477, Mel. Alt. 476. Dick Renie, 469; Ed Schemiene, 469; Bill Pifher. 441.

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE LEAGUE Colony Recreation INDIVIDUAL SERIES Florence whit. comb. 481: Helen Vogel, 467; Marge man. 139 Ann Zeger. 435; Frieda Baker.

425: 109 Esther Hunter, Dunn, 4083 421: Helen Nelson, Chris SONS OF HERMAN LEAGUE Village Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES R. Gaubtz, Urschel's: 225 595 Lefty Simpson, Dixie Ohio Freight, 200-219- 202-223-569: Take Mike Hubert Hollingsworth Novelty, 224 579: Mike Biwek, Frisch's Grocery, 579: Frank Stransky, Hartwood Service 512, Nick Hartwood. 570: Dani Moxley, Urach559: Bill Mehl. Mehl's Sohio, 211 Jake H. 213 543, Ed Simpson.

Zimmerman' 540: Klovie Art Goetz. Dixie Ed Do Zimmerman's. John Huck, Joe. Mott's Garage. 521 Joe Hoff.

524. TEAM SERIES 2, 657: Hartwood 2.592 Zimmerman 2,548 TEAM GAMES Hartwood. 953: 952. 908. SWEEPS Mott Urschel's, BANTAM BOY'S LEAGUE Villaze Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES M.

Burchfleid, 313 R. Ott, 2587 Hoff, 257. INDIVIDUAL SERIES Betty Hoff, Beer. 478; Norma Simpson, Carline. 151; Ida Aaron, Waldman's Meats, Virginia Simpson.

Buckeye Bakery. 140: Pauline Conrad, Stutz, 435 La Vonne Roach. Beer, 4317 Marlene Ziegler, Carling, 426; Lee Ann Baker. 126 TEAM SERIES 2.104: 2.036 Buckeye, 1.886. TEAM GAMES Carlins.

731; PfeltSWEEPS Waldman's. McAllister. 236; R. Baker, 204. DAUGHTERS OF HERMAN LEAGUE Villace their scores and 505 reGeorge France, combined spectively to mark up a 1,020 series and take top team honors in the Mixed Doubles Loop at the Mahek Recreation over the weekend.

Helen France led the women with her 515 and Chuck Lauer tossed a 223-583 to top the men. CRESTLINE MIXED DOUBLES VAGUE TEAM SERIES Helen and George France, 1.020; Jeanne and Chuck Lauer. 987: Hannah and Reese Turner. 968 Wimona and Ike Snyder. 954; Janis and Chuck Jacobs.

903. MEN'S Lauer. 583: Turner. 526: Don Geiger. 512; France, 505; Jack I Leiss.

496. WOMEN'S SERIES France, 515; 8ny. der. Carolyn Williams, 483, Dorothy Rosandie, 482: Evelyn Gabor. 459.

France Duo Tops Crestline Loop' CRESTLINE Helen and Stainback Sells LOS ANGELES (UP) George "Tucker" Stainback, a major league outfielder from 1934 to 1946, has been named to work in the Los Dodgers' ticket department. DAVIS-MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY 15 W. Fourth St. LA 2-0713 United Press Sports Writer The Mountaineers of West Virginia face a mountainous task tonight when they place their 14-game unbeaten streak on the line against dangerous Duke at Durham, N. C.

Top ranked West Virginia never has won a basketball game in the Duke indoor stadium. In fact, the Mounties always have a devil of a time beating the Blue Devils, winning only two of nine previous court skirmishes. Duke has been blowing hot and cold this season, losing five of 11 games. However, in their last start before midterm examinations, the Blue Devils upset North Carolina State, 76-75. West Virginia swung back into action after a 10-day "vacation" by walloping Furman, 109-84, last Saturday night.

ROBBIE STILL TOPS 14 Tiffs Fourteen games are on tap for Friendly House league teams week. Shaw Ott, leader in the Class League, has won all seven of its games, St. Mary's tops the Junior League with 6-0, and Mansfield Brass with 5-0 mark heads the Class list. Ohio Sport Center is the current Intermediate leader with five wins and a loss. I FIRST HALF STANDINGS CLASS LEAGUE Team Pet Shaw Ott 1.000 Mary's .714 Rangers Yunckers St.

Peters Brucato Gulf .000 JR. LEAGUE St. Mary's 1.000 Jr. Optimist M. S.

Machine Lexington Rockets ANNO .667 .467 St. Peters ,000 INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Ohio Sport Center Jones Chips St. Petess .600 Market Kramermen CLASS LEAGUE .000 Mansfield Brass 0 1.000 Hartman Elec. 1st Nat. Bank St.

Peters .166 Loft Rest. .166 KRAMERMAN LEAGUE Monday Boston Celts vs. Philadelphia Pistons: New York Knicks vs. Pittsburgh Netter JUNIOR LEAGUE Monday 8t. Mary's vs.

Lexington Rockets. 6:55 p. St. Peter's Va. field Screw Machine, 7:35 p.

Martin Hardware Va. Jr. Optimist. 8:10 m. JR.

OPTIMIST LEAGUE Tuesday Indiana Racers Fort Wayne Rockets; Minnesota Lakes vs. lumbus Buckeyes. CLASS LEAGUE Wednesday St. Peter's VA. Hartman Electric D.

First National Bank va. Loft Restaurant 7:45 m. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE 5:55 Friday p. Jones Jones Chips Market Va. va.

Kramermen, ter. 5:40 p. CLASS LEAGUE Saturday St. Peter's ve. St.

Mary's, 19:15 A A A Brucato Gull 10 a. Shaw Ott vs. Yunckers, 10:45 OSU Back: In Action Tonight COLUMBUS (INS) Ohio State's Buckeyes, idle since they defeated Iowa a week ago, resume action tonight as they gun for their fifth straight home court victory against visiting Purdue. The Bucks, with a 3-2 record in the Big Ten, are tied for second place in the conference. Purdue, 2-2 in and inactive since a Jan.

win over Wisconsin, is in the seventh slot. The Boilermakers' coach, Ray Eddy, will apparently stand pat on his all-junior starting lineup. Eddy's entire starting combination has been averaging in double figures. Leading Purdue's scoring is (6-5 center Wilson Jake Eison with 149 points in 12 games. Ohio State won last year's encounter, 75-68.

Purdue defeated Wisconsin Saturday night 62-47 in its last game before meeting the Buckeyes. Followng the Purdue game, the Ohioans go to Iowa Feb. 1. After losing two on the road to Wisconsin and Michigan, the Buckeyes have trounced Minnesota and Iowa at home. OHIO STATISTICS Player FG RB Pts.

107 46 177 260 Jim Laughlin 50 55 137 Side 50 125 Larry. Huston 126 Carison 31 19 119 Dutra Still Leading As PGS Enters Finals DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP) A tired but eager Mortie Dutra entered the final round of the National PGA Seniors golf tournament today protecting a two-stroke lead for a $2,200 payoff and a free trip to England. The 58-year-old Calexico, professional, who has led all came in with a 213 for 54 holes Sunday. Even though he slipped one stroke over par for the first time with a 73 Dutra's closest pursuers also fell back.

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Fourth: ranked Kansas State Iowa State, 64-54; sixth ranked Oklahoma State trounced North Texas State, 66-44; and ninth-ranked Temple rallied to route St. Joseph's 73-58. St. John's of New York, looking ahead to a possible "meeting of the unbeatens" with West Virginia Feb. 6, pushed its record to 9-0 by downing St.

Francis of BrookLyn, 65-53. Kentucky and Georgia Tech, who are running 1-2 in the Southeastern Conference meet tonight at Atlanta. NEW YORK (INS) Here are the nation's top 20 recorda, college basketball team. with won lost as compiled in a nationwide survey by International News Service: 1. West Virginia (14-0) Kansas (12-2) San Francisco (13-1) Kansas State (13-1) 5.

Cincinnati (13-2) Oklahoma Sta.e (12-1) Temple (13-2) Bradley (11-3) 9. Kentucky (12-3) 10. North Carolina (12-3) Second Ten: 11. North Carolina State 11-3: 12. Dayton.

14-2: 13. Michigan State 14. Maryland, 10-3: 15. St. John's of N.

9-0; 16. Wichita 11. Arkansas 11-3: 18. Notre Dame 11-3: 19. Oregon State 12-3, 20.

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