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MAJOR SALARIES Two Harness Round Table Favored in Santa Anita Race on Turf NBA Brass Tables Talk Of Expansion Cubs Get Breaks Signing Pacts (This the last of iive artlclet on "Home Runs and Oakland Tribune, 45 Friday, Jan. 23 ,1959 French Car'Wins Monte Carlo Race MONTE CARLO, Jan. 03 on A French Citroen driven by brothers Paul and Alex Col-tellonl today was tht winner of the 28th Monte Carlo Automobile Rally, Jho French team which drove from Paris to win will pick up the Prince Rainier III trophy and 1,200,000 francs Second place went to a French car, been disappointment as a 4- annual dollar battle soon Greenbacks," tht story of the to start againbetween bosses.) By JOHN KUENSTEn Chicago Daily Ncwi Service CHICAGO, Jan. 23-Owner Phil Wrigley of the Cubs has found a legal way of restriction which prohibits written or verbal. Under By the Associated freM to the likes of Tall Chief II.

and Scivit in the probable field of 10, But Round Table figures to be the outstanding choice since he never has lost a race on grass. Also on the Santa Anita card is the Santa Maria, a test of one and one-sixteenth miles for fillies and mares. For this once, C. V. Whitney's Bug Brush has been assigned top weight of 127 pounds.

She packed 112 in winning a 6-furlong race and 124 in taking a 7-furlong sprint earlier in the California season and is the choice to make it three straight. Hialeah's top event is the Royal Palm Handicap, a mile and one-eight warm-up for the richer McLennan and Wldener 'Caps next month. At least 12 and poeiibly as many as 13 are expected to start in the Royal Palm, Claiborne Farms' Nadir, who has 1957 resumed a practice Wrigley Initiated many years Mrs. Hartion Scores Florida Golf Win FORT LAUDERDALE, Jan. 23 (UPJ Charlotte deCozen, little known golfer from Par-sippany, upset defending champion Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore, 4 and 3, in the opening round of the Helen Lee Doherty tournament yesterday.

In other matchei: Marge Lindsey, Decatur, Illinois, defeated Dorothy Stamps, Oakland, 4 and 3, and Mr. William Hartson, Piedmont, downed Mrs, H. W. Stone of Wart Shoals, S.C, 2 and 1, BOARD OP SUPERVISORS ing Agents requesting fund for advertising answered. THE FOLLOW NO FESOLTJ.

TION8 WERE ADOPTED; Declaring parcel of property acquired from Henry J. Dutra, a for th Improvement ef Road to Dart of County highway ayitem. Declaring land acquires rrem John C. Sweeney for th Im provement of Santa Rita Road be part of County highway ayitam. Declaring parcel or lana ae-ulred from Jack Rhora bough or th Improvement of Santa Maria Avnue4o be part of Coua ty highway ytni Authorising Chairman to exe-, cut agreement rVir tht purpoa of obtaining covering emergency repair du to flood damage.

Authorising certain employes! of Surveyor Department to at- tend Institute of Traniportatloa and Traffic Engineering. Adootina Notice of Hearing on the proposed Hint, and Illth Unit of th zoning flan. Creating two additional po sitions of Clerk I or II at w.l. far Commission. Authorising correction or cal errors on assessment roll as requested by th County As sessor.

Authorii nr sale ef urrlus County property a requested by the Purchaalng Agent. Cancelling taxe erroneoualy collected. i Depoaltln $8.878 81 a final aeieti of Castro Vallsy Water District, and I11T. from the City of San Leandro a pro rata of taxes on. property acquired by ld city.

Directing reruna or tax roneously collected. Direct nr refund or axeest money collected for car of ward or th Juvenile Court Fixing liability of reipomlbU relatlvea for th support of recipients of Old Ag Security. Cancelling taxea on property acquired by State Division of Highway. Alameda County Flood Control and Water Con- ervation Diitrlct, and City of San Leandro. Authorising Chairman to execute agreement with City of Pleaaanton for performance of library aervlces.

Authorising Chairman td x. cute lease with Joseph D. Dutra, ux, to premlaea for library purposea Authorising Chairman to execute lea with United State of America for apace In Hayward Veteran' Memorial Bulldlngr Authorising Marcus 8. Carlson to attend conference by National Aisoclatlon of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. Approving record of iurvey submitted by Edwin W.

Carter. Declaring Caatro Valley Watr District to be dissolved. Accepting bid of Dean Wlttr and Company for th purchase of and 1969 Castro vai tlley School District Bonds. Events Top Race Card SAN MATEO. Jan.

23 A pair of harness races will share top billing on the California Horse Racing Association's pro gram at Bay Meadows tomorrow. Co-features of the 10-race card are the Piedmont trot and the Oakland pace. Each will carry a $1,800 purse and will be contested at one mile. Named to the Piedmont trot arc Mr. Kuriyowka, Blue-mound.

Eastern Shore, Argo Boy, Bud's Raider, Timely Way, Miss Juliette and Beau Pick. Eastern Shore and Timely Way have accounted for victories this meeting. The Oakland pace will bring together Express Byrd, Hal Frost, Rapid Goose, Oakland Hills, Ring Eyed Pete, Shafter Hanover, Calmor and Amber Rodney. All except Express Byrd and Calmor raced in the featurt here last Saturday in which Oakland Hills triumphed. The $1,500 Burlingame purse drew seven grade AAA minus quarter horses to go 400 yards.

They are Pokey Pat, Eastern Maiden, Do-Win, Outrider, Bar The Door, Blob's Boy and Jay Joe II. El Gibson, a 13-year-old gelding, once again demon-stated his fondness for the Bay Meadows strip by capturing me second race. It was the 25th triumph for El Gibson over this oval and the CHJtA presented his owner, Emma Sawyers, a blanket in observance of the fete. El Gibson went the mile in 2:08 25 and paid $3.40. Jockey Kenneth McReynolds and assistant starter Richard Mills were injured when Sugar Drop Mays flipped in the gate before the start of the eighth race.

McReynolds suffered a bruised leg and head injuries, while Mills had a possible leg fracture. Hialeah Results HIALEAH, ria Clfludv and fast. Jan. 23 FIRST Purse 84,000: claiming; mr-nldi' miles (off One More R'g, Kirk U.M 88.50 SS.M Quick Paas, Cook 19 JO 15.80 Qulckmarch, Uasery J.90 Time Also ran Silver a -u T.lln (31. I.

SfUUl W.VM Sumfln Sure, Cornelia, Shrewsbury Rocks. Planaway, Davos. SECOND Purse claiming', nn: lVm miles. Credit, Ussery 8780 $5.0 $3J0 Poppa's Baby, Choquette 8.10 4 70 Telegrafo. Hartack J.10 Time 1:81.

Also ran Roeemere Greer, Dancing Roman, Gratuity, Nell. Figurehead. Aula Tymle, Sti letto. Marlllna ana Satan Mate. DAILY DOUBLE One Mare King and Credit jls 171.49.

THIRD Purse 83,500 maidens, 2-year-olds, 3 furlongs Nursery course, basso. Burr $8.70 $8.10 $4.10 f-The Great Gale. Grant 8.40 4.30 Mr. Howard, Hartack 4-10 Time, :33. Alio ran Grey Imp, Ricci Valiant Nation, Stargazing, Ybbld, Walter Stolen Secret, Kitty Up ana r-SKimsoiee.

i rum FO URTH Purse 84,000, claiming, 4- year-olds ana up, i luriones. rurioi $13.70 Native Bon, Blum 85.10 83.30 Informant Ussery 4.40 3.90 Omer, Venezuela 1.70 Time, 1:24.. Also ran Laughing Greek, Gratis Brown, Invader 2nd, Sprlnghlll. Vulcher. wnarehavubeen, Zacadoge, Commargo and Christian.

FIFTH Purse 4-year-olds and up; 8 lurlpngi. Wonder Star, Brooks $8.00 $50 King's Navy, Culmone 4.00 3.80 Lament, Dalton 4.40 Time Also ran ivnipiw Hill, Amanullah, Net Ball, OH legend, Bsiram. Star Wagon, Opera Date. Landman, Beige, sixth Purse 35.OO0: 4- year-olds and up: 5V furlongs. M.re'i Rr.u.

Root S14.80 86.40 31.50 Victory Morn, Valenzuela 14.90 3.30 Alhamora, nariacic Tim. i-nsti Alio ran Asha. Sun- nlngdale, Persia, Vegeo, Singer, Teyn- ham, Pierrot. SEVENTH Purse allowances; 3-year-oldi; 1 furlongi. Open view, eouimeua ai.w ao.w m-'u Revolutionist, Valensuela 9.80 8.30 The Irishman, Ruane 4.80 Time Also ran Blua Wind Boy, Circle Imp, Am Pausing, Joe'a Master, Steverino, Atomic Jet, What's Required.

Gulio Cesere, Outgiving. EIGHTH Purse allowances, 4-year-olds and upward; five and one-half furlongs (turf). Liberal Lady, Boulm'l $4-S0 $3.80 $2.80 Four Fathoms. E. Guerln 84.40 13.10 Ambergris, P.

J. Bailey 3.80 Time, 1:08. Also ran! Maetro Jnd, Admiral's Joy, Feast, Encore, Water-ford 2nd, Pineapple, Kinglike, Royal Sy and Mon Trlomphe. IN Til Purse $4,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, lVt miles. Chria Cross, BuTmetli $8.40 $5.20 $3.90 Nivrag.

Stone 19.90 8.70 dh-On Course, Leonard 3.30 dh-DevU SeM, Smith 4.30 Time 1:49. Also ran Paula's Tex, Albany Square, Rope's Hope, Double Bogey, MiellKUx and Bing Bang. dh Dead heat for third. Hound Table, the world's richest race horse, is the top attraction on tomorrow's national racing card which features two 123,000 added stakes at Santa Anita, one of tht stmt value at Hialeah Park and a $10,000 added affair at the Fair Grounds. The hard hitting 8-year-old from Travis M.

Kerr's barns makes his second appearance of the year in the lVi-mile San Marcog Handicap on Santa Anita's turf course. In his first start of 1959 three weeks ago, Round Table was beaten a neck by Hillsdale in a 7-fur-long sprint The Oklahoma-owned colt, winner of $1,346,364, has been assigned top weight of 132 pounds. He carried the same amount in losing to Hillsdale, who had only 115 in the saddle. For the San Marcos he gives 15 to Anxious Moment, 16 to Eddie Schmidt and many more YESTERDAY'S Santa Anita SANTA ANITA. Arcadia, Jan.

Clear and fail. FIRST Purse $4,000: maiden. 1-year-old colts and galdlnge, 3 furionga. Vegas Time, Neves 94 .40 83 90 83 34 Great Lew. Skua 8 10 3 30 Flash Action, Burton 3.30 Time Alio ran Dalr'lng Jet, Battle Down, Djeddah Pat, Absrmado, Mr.

Drag, General Lester. Scratched Prento'i Pride. Blue Truckle, Savage Bon, Blua Monarch, King Jet. Sllrnt Malic. SECOND Purse 84,000, claiming.

3- ear-old Callfornia-breds, $Vs furlongs. Dixie's Darling, Mane $8.10 $5 1 $3 38 Lilt jGreen $.10 3 0 Artiona Valor. Lngd 3.90 Time 1: US. Alio ran Slats Wham Bang, Joytmulr, Sliver J. General Host Llbbet, Free to Khal, High Lights.

Edith Rose. Scratched Deer Call, Carmen's Re ward Butcher Boy. Dorothy Mae. THIRD Puree. 84.800; maiden 1-y ear-old eolta and geldlngi; six and one-half furlongs.

Songbird, E- Arcaro $9.00 M.30 84 40 Solid Pink. R. Yaka 11.10 1180 Funformoore, HarmaU 17.70 Time. Also ran: Thall, Bun Colonel. Romanarco, El Carmelo, Top lofty, Regular One.

QamDllng uame. Prince Nahar, Little Duke. Scratched: Curran '0. Brucle, Ab'a Boy. Land of Hope.

FOURTH The Camlno Real Series; purse, $8,000: handicap, 4 -year -olds and upward, IV4 miles (on turf). Frogmorton. Arcaro $8.10 $3.90 $3.20 Record Book. Boland $.70 4 40 Ambtel, J. Longden 810 Time, Alio ran: Romance IT.

Mont-Roie. Last Row, Cheol. He- met Star. Louisiana Kid, Our William, Mark's Puzzle, The Sands. Scratched: Fleet Blue FIFTH The Mid-Winter Fair; puree, claiming.

4-ycar-olds and up ward; six snd one-half furlongs. Play town, Shoemaker JO $9.20 $8.10 Empiric, G. Taniguchl 10.80 7.00 Bold Bazooka, R. York 1.70 Tune. 1:18.

Also ran: Bill Nixon. Brown Drake, Fernando, Amblingo-rlx. Mobilize Northern Spy. Cold Steel. Lord FiunUeroy.

Scratched: Haydn. siAiit r-ursa allowances, flll.es and mares, 4-year-olds and un. 8 furlonas. GalaruUah. Arcaro $3.10 $2.50 $2.10 Midnight Date, Shoemaker 3.50 1.80 Nevada Bond.

Griffiths 1.00 Time: 1:09 45. Also ran Toong-Soong, Valiant Ship, Full Dreams, Hornera, Hell-pat, Bright Wish, Honora, Boston Aeain. Scratched Our Legacy, Zodlakos, Two Cent Stamp, Mrs. E. B.

SEVENTH Purse 815,000. 4-year-olds. The San Marino Handicap, IV miles. Warhead, Arcaro $7.50 to $. Gleeman, Neves $.50 S.20 Swamps Kin, Valenzuela $.10 Time: Also ran A-Martins Rullah, A-Jewel's Reward, King's Salute, Sir Ruler.

A Lewis Stable and Main Chance Farm entry. EIGHTH Purse $5,000. 4-yesr-oldi and up. Claiming, 1 118 miles. Timber Son.

Arcaro $8.70 $4.50 $3.80 Lark'i Encore. Yaka 7.50 4.90 Mrs. Chief, Longden 8.80 Time: 1:45. Also ran Scotch Beauty, Malcolm March Idol, Double Pedigree, Ellen Faith, Colonel's Joy, Siyscieux, Travel Book, Equality. Scratched Our Cover TJp, Rondo II, Fhilbrlck.

Bolton Sand. Bay Meadows BAY MEADOWS, Thursday, Jan. 22 Clear and fast. FIRST One mile pace. Class D.

Purse 370O. Rich Gallon, Rapone $3.80 $2.50 $2.50 Park Hill Fay, Niles 2.30 1.80 Mr. Super, Foster 5.70 Time 1:08. Also started Lanza Taaa, Frlviloua Lady, Fernlegalr, Kelly Boy, Adioa Marvin. SECOND One mile pace.

Claiming. Purse $700. El Gibson, Lewen $3.40 $3.00 $2.80 Bette B. Baker, Guihwa 8.00 4.50 Even Dale, Dorn 7.10 Time 8:08. Also ran Judion Tass, Peggy Gray, I.

Guy, Chief Win-gay, Mr. Huddle. Daily Double Rich Gallon te El Glbion aald $8.88. THIRD One mile trot; clan purse $800. Aerial Gunner, Foster $4.10 $2.90 $2 80 KingDamley.

Adami 4.00 2.80 McArthur Hanover, Hlerlng 4.80 Time 3.08V4. Alio ran Algie Do. Logan Venado, Lura Patch, Red Nellie. Better Hoot. FOURTH One mile pace, Class purse, $1,000.

Rlvertown. K. Boring $5.10 $2.90 $2.40 Lila Pence, Rapone 3.10 2.50 Chester Black, D. Cronk 3.10 Time, 2:03. Alio started: Ginger Woollen, BDby Up, Mr.

Town Cru-aader. Social Outcast and Time Study. FIFTH On mile pace. Clan B. baseball players and their getting around the baseball incentive pay deals, whether his Instigation, the Cubs In Cage Officials Threaten to Oust Russia SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan.

23-Gf) Another victory by host Chile and official threats of forfeiture to balky Russia and Bulgaria left the world amateur basketball champion ships in a scramble today. Chile, which sat out preliminary play as the host nation, raced to its second straight victory in the final seven-team round robin competition last night 83-71 over Puerto Rico after Brazil had won its opening game, 94-76, over Nationalist China," The Chinese also figured in the Russian-Bulgarian 4ua," tion. The communist having reaffirmed its decision not to play Nationalist China because "they do not represent a nation," now faces forfeiture of all victories by the International Basketball Federation. If Russia refuses to play China Jan. 30 and Bulgaria does not go through with its scheduled game Jan.

31, the international group ruled, the terms would not only forfeit those games but would have allover victories in the tourna ment taken away from them. Each team plays the other in the round robin windup. Ski Conditions In Mountains Road and ski conditions in the Sierra at 9 a.m. today as reported by the California State Automobile Association and the Ski Tow Operators Association: Highway Mi No chains required wiui a lncnes or mow at a.sou teet, IS lnchea at S.9O0 int. and 48 inches at 9,000 feet.

Skiing good, high eloudl. Highway $: No chaina required with 28 lnchea ol (now at T.wo teet, and 30 inchea at 1,500 feet. Skiing good, high cloud. Hishwav 89: No chalm reaulred with 12 lnchea of anow at (,200 feet, and 38 lnchea at 8,900 feet Skiing good, clear. Highway 88: No chains required with 14 lnchea of anow at 7,000 feet.

Skiing good, clear. Highway 108: No chains required with 18 lnchea of anow at 8,800 feet, and 28 Inches at 7,800 feet Skiing good, clear. Mt. Shasta Highway and Kvarett Highway: No chaina required with 70 inches of snow at 9,300 feet. Skiing good, clear.

yosemlte Highways 149 and 411: No chains required with 14 inches of snow at Badger Pass. Skiing fair, cloudy. a Lassen Highways 88 ansT 88: Na chains required with 48 inches of snow at 8,500 feet. Skiing good, cloudy. Nevada Highway 27: No chains rt- with 30 inches of snow at .900 feet, and 40 Inches at 8,300 feet.

Skiing fair to good, clear. Highway 49: No chaina required with 28 inches of snow at 0,700 feet. Skiing good, clear. Kitchen, Veteran Amateur Boxer, Dies Jack Kitchen, well-known Oakland amateur boxer at turn of the century, died last night in a Novata rest home. He was 94.

Kitchen, a state amateur light heavyweight champion, served as boxing instructor of the Acme Athletic Club here and developed numerous topflight amateur fighters. Registers Ace Dick Bill, the ciud cnampion, scored a hole-in-one on the 159-yard 12th hole' on the Se quoyah Country Club links vesterday as he hoiea out a seven-iron shot. RACE RESULTS Purs 11. 2n. Some Knight.

Crnk $19 $6 $4 18 Owen Hal, Hal) 1.89 3 70 Diamond Saw, Rapone 1H Time 1 oe Alio itarted Express Chief. Redwood Boy, Real Day, Grand orewer. SIXTH Quarter horse. ysrds. S- ycar-oids and up.

brad A Puree 800 Mldwsy Red Head. 1. aria 14.10 110 si so Principal, Centers 4 90 3 80 Miss Dewltt. Cane ho la 8.19 Time 0:21. AUo ran Hard Luck Bob.

Jet Brig. Harms MIm Rhea, Lyco, Cripple Bob, Mickey Bar, Fancy Bar. SEVENTH Qua rterhorse. 350 yard. 3 years and up.

Grade A plus. Purse Old Arky, Centers $18.30 $8 40 $4 50 Betsy Llle. Bsnks 8 (0 4 80 Chick Prlnc. rishburn 10.30 Time .18 810. Also rsn Cuold's Beau.

Dirk In truder. Cocktail Bar, Battle Rocket. tteooo, supersonic, uevin Bar, EIGHTH Quarterhora. 350 varda. a years ana up.

iraae AA minua. Puri 8900. Tom Neal, Centers $18 80 $890 $4.80 Air. bod jangles, Banka 9.70 3 60 Three Queens Canchola 4.90 Time; .11 io. Also ran Mils Stames.

Tlnkvs Inky, Bald Smoke, Dream Along, vnier v. NINTH Qua rterhora. 350 yards. 1 yesra and up. Grad a plus.

Purse 1700. Princes Bar, Canch. $18 50 88 $7.20 Bart Chavez 4.10 Abra Cadabra. Llttell 8 90 Time 810. Also ran Katia Bam.

Chimna flM u.r r-k uim viw 1 Little Sen Sen, Little 'Devlni, D-Kld cnoconie. Finished second, lie ua lifted ana piacm last. Fairgrounds NEW ORLEANS. Jan. IT Clear and now.

FIRST Pure $3,000: claiming; year-olds and up; furlongs. Black Devil, Duran $35.00 $1140 $9 40 Top Guy. Skoronskl 7.10 8.80 Star Chac, Balrd 8.10 Time: 1:15. Also ran: Exhibition Run, All For Clro, Romberg, f-Sunny Den-Ree, Break The Ice, and l-Jet uner. SECOND Purse claiming 1-year-olds: 8 furlongs.

Grey Haze, Lucas $11.20 $8.80 $4.00 Fence Em In, Baird 8 30 4 40 Shape Up, Broussard 4.80 Time: Also BklpDer'i Lady, f-Whirl Girl, 1-Forbldden Fruit, Slipped Out, Miss Noemli, Guided Force, f-Flitty a Sis, Joe Favor and Gay Widow. Daily Doable: Black Devil aad Gray Rase (4-9) 8373.8. THIRD Purse 83,000, aiiowncea, year-old maidens, 8 furlongs: S. Stream. H'kam'n $8.00 $1.80 Out Sail, Bohenko t.to 2.80 2.80 Mnlsnnt.

Rrnussard Time Also ran Window Fan, f-PInk Toait, Ran-Array, Patrick Nolan, Crack's Glider, Natural Count, f-Many Licks and Clothilt. f-Fleld. FOURTH Purs $2,000. clstmlng. 1-year-old maidens, about 518 mile: Flying Morse.

Barn't $7.00 84.40 $3.80 Lor-Lar Berger, Hinojosa $11.80 $.80 Leo's Baker. Guajardo 11.40 Time Also ran Mousefoot, Taity, Fint Promotion. Black Jet, f-Uncle Tim, Sky On, f-Pa'i Dessert, is A Toy and t-on Marie. I rie lelri FIFTH Purs $2,000: clslmlng; 4- year-olds and up; 8 furlongi: off 4:29. Angel's Delight.

Oldm $5.20 $3.40 $2.80 What A Step, Carstens 4.00 3.80 Princeii Roca, Lovato 8.20 Time 1:13. Alio ran Birch, Uncle Pete. Kerror, Fuente and Three Bobi. SIXTH Pune claiming; 4-year-olds and up, liV. miles: off Post Morton, Donshue $9.80 $4 40 $3.20 Gay Street, Skoronikl 8.40 4.80 Constant Rebel, Cox 00 Time 1:48 35.

Also ran Montpar-nasse, Up A Tree, Flight Matter and Rebel Prlnc. SEVENTH Puri. $2,300: allowances, 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs. Strong Point, J. Rote $10.80 $4 0 $1.00 b-Trico, Meaux 0 1.20 Discernment, E.

Knapp 1.80 Time, 1:14. Alio ran: Duck Heaven, b-Galdar, Light 'n' Lovely, Dog' Son and Count DeBlanc. b-Blihop Stable entry. EIGHTH Pune $3,200, optional claiming, 4-year-olds and up, furlongs. Scarlet Mon, Brurd $8.80 $4.00 $3.20 Big Sweep, Heckmann 5.80 4.80 Hoop Ring, Nono 8.00 Time 1:13.

Alio ran Some Front, Result Player, Mad Roma, Kintla, Jacket Quest. NINTH Puri $2,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, li' miles. Twinkter, Fieselmn $10.20 $5.00 $3.20 Mils Nina. Martinez 4.20 2.80 Dangerous Dan, Venuti Jr 1.80 Time 1:48. Also ran Shrug, B.

B. Bull, No Defeat, Appease Not, Dark Theatre. I pETROIT, Jan. 2J Th Netiontl Bisketbill Asm Jctcked around the idea of expanding to 10 or 12 teami until the wee hour today and Wound up just where started with a lot ct ideal and no conclusion. When the ileepy-eyed own-era who comprise the NBA'i hoard of governors emerged from an uneventful meeting that lasted all afternoon and moat of the night they had act.

tied only the routine matters. Maurice Podoioff aald the possibility of expansion will be discussed at a apeclal meeting In late February when the owners will determine playoff dates. 'The governors net on the eve of tht NBA'i annual all-tar fame. The gm. pitting lUrs of the Eastern Division against those of the Western Division, will be played to-night at Detroit's Olympla Stadium.

A delegation from San Francisco formally applied for membership. Other groups from Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle on the West Coast, along with Dallas, Houston, Chicago and Pittsburgh, have expressed definite interest in joining the NBA. However, several owners said privately they doubt if the league will expand at all in the next year. Expansion, if it comes at all, likely is two years away. Several owners lean toward admitting Chicago and making the league a nine-team affair In 1959-60.

One idea, for a four-team West Coast division; got a cool reception. A better Idea seemed to be to build up the present eight teams. The board of governors decided to hold the annual draft meeting in Cincinnati on March 23, the annual league meeting in New York or Minneapolis in April and the 1959-60 All-Star game in Philadelphia next January. Podoioff said the present eight teams apparently are all set for another season. There have been almost-constant rumors that the Minneapolis Lakers are ready to switch to San Francisco, but Podoioff said the Lakers have attained the financial goal spelled out the league.

Podoioff said the NBA has taken steps to guard against "any future discrimination be cause of race, creed or color, Elgin Baylor, Minneapolis rookie star, and two other Ne gro players from the Lakers' club said they were denied hotel accommodations last weekend in Charleston, W.Va. The rest of the players stayed at -the hotel, but Baylor and the others had to seek lodging elsewhere. "We had a guarantee that this would not happen," said Podoioff, "and I can assure you it will not happen again, He said all teams in the league will have written agreements in the future with the various hotels and lodges, The leaeue has arranged for weekend television of some of the playoff action later in the season, but the owners were tight-lipped about the interest one major network has shown in niaht-time television of NBA flames next season. 1 The owners recessed until later today. They will attend Jthe All-Star J3ame Juncheon at a downtown hotel and hud' die later in the afternoon be fore the contest.

HAS Alameda Ties For Boxing Honor Alameda Naval Air Station and San Francisco Shipyard tied for first place in the recent 12th Naval District boxing matches, at Moffett Field by caring four winners apiece, The Alamedans were tied for third with the San Francisco Marines, in the wrestling matches held prior to the ring comoetition. Each had two winners. Moffett Field, with five vic tories, won the grappling matches. Vet A.L Home Run Sluaaer Succumbs GRANTS PASS, Jan, 23 WV-Kenneth Roy Williams, home run kine of the American League in the pre Ruth days, died at his home here yesterday, Williams spent 10 years with the St. Louis Browns as an outfielder.

His career batting average in the league was .319, His' best year was 1922, when he batted .359 and led the year-old, heads the field under 120 pounds. The same weight has been assigned Antelmo Alvarado's Venezuelan Invader Petare. Other probable starters in- dude, Oligarchy, Sharpsburg, Ameriga, Rlccl Ttvi, A Dragon Killer, Ambehaving and Talent Show. Fair Grouns top event at New Orleans is the Black Gold Handicap at 6 furlongs. Eddie Arcaro sole the spot light yesterday at Santa Anita, where Warhead ($7.50) won the $13,000 San Marino Handi-cap as Jewel Reward finished out of the money after being second in his two previous starts this winter.

yArcaro booted home five winners, including Warhead. He also won the third with Songbird the fourth with Frogmorton the sixth with Galarullah ($3.10) and the eighth with Timber Son IOARD OP SUPERVISORS REGULAR MF.ETIN1 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TUEfiCA JANUAHT 11. Th reaular meetlna- of th Board of Supervisor waa called to order at 10 00 a m. On call of the roll, the follow ing war present: Eupervlaora Raseto, Btanlsy no" Chairman Dunn 1. Excuaed: Suptrvlior Pursel and 8wny I.

Th reading or in minute or th last meeting waa walvsd and they war approved as written by unanimous vote. lAt 10 08 a.m.. th hour regul arly set for receiving bids for th lal Of Castro Valley School District Bonds, Mrlei th Chairman directed th Clerk to read th name of peraona who had lubmltted bid. Th Chair man than lnqulrd If there was anyone preacnt who oeeirea to ubmtt a bid who had not already don and no on appearing, th Chairman directed the Clerk to open and present an Diae re ceived. Th Clerk thereupon opened and presented bid from th following: Dean Witter 4 Company and Bank of America, N.T.

8.A. Th Chairman than Inquired If thar waa anyon present who had aubmltted a bid which had not been read, and no on appearing, th matter wa referred to th commute or. the Whole. At 10:00 a.m.. th hour regular ly set for receiving bids for th aale of Caatro Valley School Die- trict Bond.

1959, Beries th Chairman directed the Clerk to read th name of peron wno had ubmlttd bid. Th Chairman thn inquired If ther wa anyon present who dealred to submit a bid wno had not aireaay don and no on appearing, th Chairman dlrctd th Clerk tn onen and nresent all bid re ceived. Th Clrk thereupon nnenad and nreaented bid from th following: Dean Witter at Company and Bank of America, N.T. at 8.A. Th Chairman then Inquired If ther wa anyon nresent who had aubmltted a bid which- had not been read, and no on appearing, th matter wa referred to the Committee of th Whol.

On motion of Suprvlaor Ra-aeto, aeconded by Supervisor Stanley, routine personnel tran-action In th department of Publio Health, Publlo Work, Central Service, and Wlfar and Institution Commissions wer approved. Th application of Frank Anthony Benavides, an honorkbly dlacharged veteran of th U.S. Navy, for- a Fre Pddlr'g Li-cense waa granted. An annual bond In th amount of $1,000.00 with Clyde E. Chapman a principal and United Pacific Insurance Company, a surety, wa approved and ordered filed pursuant to th provllon of Chapter 1 of Tltl of th Ordinance Cod.

County Surveyor Crtlflcat recommending paymnt of to Sllva Bros, for work compltd on Improvement of Amador ana itimnurai oireeia Referred to Auditor for payment-Director of Public works Certificate recommending payment of $200.00 to John H. Bue-atad a final payment on construction of Senior Boys' Camp-approved and referred to Auditor for payment. Affidavits of Publication Ala meda Timea-Star, advertising Ordinance 898 N.S.; Trlbun Publishing; Company, advertising Ordinance 400 N.S.; Castro Valley News, advertising Ordinance 401 N.S. and Notic of Hearing- on froposal to dlssolv Castro val-ey County Water District ap- firoved and ordered filed and nvolces referred tp County Auditor for payment." 1 COMMUNICATIONS WERE RECEIVED FROM, THE FOLLOWING: Oakland Chamber of Commerc Invoice for advertising Ap- roved and referred to Auditor or payment. Chester il.

rreicnei invoice in th amount of $80.00 for furnish In 4 set of plana ana specin-cations for Juvenile Home for And I tor for navment Publio Utilities Commission Notlc of proposal by Southern Pacific Company to discontinue ticket agency at Oakland Pier J.4' T. a 1 a 1 protesting amount of assistance fixed for the care of his mother referred to Welfare Commission. Haley, Schenone, Tucker nd Blrchfleld regarding future width line on Redwood Road-referred to Planning1 Commission. Gordon H. Huber regarding number of new Industries In Alameda County referred to County Administrator.

Coverdale and Colpltts report of proposed authority for th Bay Area filed. Clyd C. Kennedy Report on sewage and industrial waste disposal In Southern Alameda Countyfiled. City of Newark Notice of Intention to annex uninhabited territory to said city filed. Secretary ef State Certificate of annexation of certain territory to City of Llvermore filed.

State Controller Summary of apportionments of motor vehicle license fees referred to County Administrator. Board ef Fir Commissioners of Castro Valley County Fire Protection District minute of the meeting; of said Board for December. 8, 1968 filed. Stat of Social Welfar Notice of hearing; on appeals from the decisions of th local Welfare Board filed. City of Hayward requesting the Board of Supervisors to study ways of financing proposed South Bay Aqueduct referred to Director of Publlo Works.

State Department of Public Health Notice of approval of Project Construction Application for th Alameda County Health Center filed. Mrs. Donald C. Craig regarding safety devices on Palomare Road answered. County Building Official report of fees collected and -permits Issued for month of December 1968 filed.

Bricklayers, Masons ft Plasterers' Union: Alameda County Sheriff -Reserve: Wtrn UniUd State Traffic Adminltra-tors; Far. Wet Model Engineer' Association and California State, County and Municipal Purchas ago of quietly paying the players more than their contracts called for whenever their performance justi fied it "We don't change their con tracts," Wrigley explained. "We Just pay them more." The plan is directed mostly toward the younger players who are receiving near-mini mum wages. Dick Drott prof ited by the system two seasons ago when he doubled his In come by posting 13 victories as freshman. Wrlgley's Idea- not only keepa the players eager, but provides flexibility at contract signing time.

If a player Is dissatisfied, it becomes a little awkward for him to press his demands too strenuously. Sometimes a player's salary claims can be his undoing and if the wage dispute gets bitter enough, the club might feel more Inclined to dump him in a trade. Leo Durocher, for example, got his start with the Yankees, but it was short-lived because he became too insistent in his negotiations with the manage ment In the winter of 1929-30, Du rocher owed tremendous bills at his hotel elsewhere when he went in to see Ed Barrow. He demanded a contract for $6,000. He had been getting $5,000.

"And," he told his boss, "I want $1,000 of it in cash-right now." Barrow didn't take too kindly to Leo's views, and in formed him in no uncertain terms he wasn't going to give In to Durocher's demand. He didn't either. Ten days later, Durocher was on his way to Cincinnati via the waiver route. I Sometimes, a third party en ters into negotiations. JBranch Rickey Jr.

oncehadtotalk contract with the wife of one of Pittsburgh's pitchers. "We had to negotiate with her while he sat silently by. She was tough," young Rickey com mented. Ty Cobb remembers when his salary argument with owner Frank Navin of the Ti' gers was the big episode of 1913. Cobb was getting $9,000 and wanted $15,000.

Navin an nounced Cobb would play for him at his figure or not play at all Cobb said the late Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia helped resolve the dispute, "Senator Smith said he wanted to look at my contract," Cobb recalled. "He said it looked like peonage, and gave out a statement in Washington that baseball should be Investigated. "Then Mr. Navin and I got together kind of quick. I got $12,000.

1 think I was willing to take a little less." Salary adjustments will re main part of baseball as long as players are willing to fight for more money. Ted Williams ranks as a rarity in that he once asked for less than what was offered him. One winter, he requested the Red Sox to pay him $92,000 rather than $100,000 so he'd be in a lower tax bracket. Williams jockeys in salary negotiations according to the money he makes on the side each season. While disagreements over terms provide hot-stove gossip during winter months, figures support Tom Yawkey's recent contention "more players have been overpaid than under paid," Yawkey ought to know.

He has poured more than 000 into the Red Sox. He made his comment at last December's baseball meet ing Jn, where one player" suggested "minimum salaries should be upped to $10,000 and that wages should be increased all along the line." One of these days, somebody is going to get the bright idea to install an engraving of Branch Rickey's famous quote in the museum at Coopers- town: "Hungry ballplayers win pennants." AIRCRAFT for RENTAL or CHARTER Multi- or Singlt-Engina FlirUt Trilling trills' School sircrni alios now, u. Blackfield Aero Industries Oakland LO 9-8652 Th claims, also payroll, as submitted by the Auditing; and Finance Commltte wer ap- firoved and referred to th Audi-or for payment: General Fund. 1.858 SS General Fund. .196869 44,588.24 M.

J. C. 196869 20.709.18 Forestry Fire Fund. .195859 IS. 94 S.

R. I. 196859 J0.74J.OS Vts, .196869 J99.03 Exposition 195859 127.1$ Co. Library Fund. .195869 159.89 C.ftM.1.

(General). .196859 18.063.0$. C.ftM.I. (H.D.). .195859 1,313.94 P.D.

H.C... 195869 5.184.94 C.4M.I. 195869 16.859.6J, At 11:10 a.m. a recei was. ordered until p.m.

1 At 4:15 p.m., on call of the roll, the following wero present: Supervisors Razeto, Sweeney and Chairman Dunn 4, Excused: Supervisor Pursel 1. On motion of Supsrvlsor Ra- seto, econded by Supervisor Sweeney, the Board of Super- visors authorized the application for funds as provided by th Hill-" Burton Act for Improvement at'' Fairmont Hospital. A Resolution authorising Medl-cal Director to attend meeting of Advisory Hospital Commltte was adopted. No further business appearing, a recess was ordered at 4.25 p.m. until Thursday, January 15, 1959, at 10:00 a.m.

RECESS MEETING BOARD OF SUPERVISORS THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1959 The recess meeting of the Board of Supervisors was called to order at 10:00 a.m. On call of the roll, the following; were present: Supervisors Raxeto, Stnly, Sweeney and Chairman Dunn 4. Excused: Supervisor Pursel 1. The appeal of William A. Struthers et al.

from action of the Board of Zoning Adjustment, granting the application1' of William H. Trublood for per-'-mlt to establish a rest home) on the west side of Vasco Road In-'' the vicinity Of Highway 50. had -heretofore been continued to this date for further hearing. Lowell Miller, Esq. presented further i oral stateemnts on behalf of William H.

Trublood. William A. Struthers, Jr. and E. B.

Fareh- ler presented oral statements.) In opposition to said petition. On motion of Supervisor Stanley, seconded by Supervisor Sweeney, the appeal was granted arid the petition to establish a rest-home was denied by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors Stanley, Sweeney and Chairman Dunn 8. NOES: Supervisor Razeto 1. ABSENT: Supervisor Purel The following resolutions wer adopted: Directing County Auditor to draw warrants for Jury fees In imnnnss a quarter horse C. NOW thru Feb.

28 POST TIME aljfljL TUESDAYS THRU A MMS FRIDAYS 1:00 P.M. TRANSPORTATION- RACING RAIN OR SHINE VVIOQ Special Greyhound and Gray Una rtjondTrip 1 MCryTT bus service from San Francisco ond Oakland 5 Ots iT each racing day. -DAILlV vSffY' MOTORISTS On fcoyshore Highway torn DOUBLE VM west at 19th on El Camino Real turn vWndwWs Close Rv. J) 8Lv east at 25th Minutes Before, ft thj-O Calif. Horse Racing Ass'n.

at sS SAN MATEO, CALIF, for RmrvatioM Call 5-1 66 1 fanlx connection with civil action en- titled "County of Alameda vs. Florence Splnar, et Directing change of Santa Rita -Avenue to Trenery Drive. Authorizing Supervisor Pursel to be absent from th State of California. No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 11:20 'm" FRANCIS DUNN, Chairman, 1 JACK a BLUE, Clerk. By.

HAROLD SCHULZE. Deputy, league in home runs with 39. St. Elizabeth's Tops Arroyo Five, 38-30 St. Elizabeth's High defeated Arroyo, 38-30, in a practice basketball game at San Lorenzo yesterday.

-Tom Sheridan was high for the winners with 13 points, Ed Bauer had 11 for Arroyo. let. siiubeth'i i i iwi Arroyo 10 $-30.