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Cog Anacicg Simcs SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 14; 1943. PART IL Sportraits 'ounce Back Into Northern Casaba Lead, 53-49 ougars By AL WOLF 1943 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE The high-muckety-mucks of the Tacific Coast League proudly unveil today their 1943 At Seattle At Tortland At Oakland At Sacra mn to At San Fran'sco At Los Angeles At Hollywood At San Diego Winners Avenge Husky Defeat Washington Again Stages Rally but Hosts Cling to Lead Ocean Wave- in Turf Victory Calumet Farm's Ace Captures $5000 Feature on New Orleans Track 1 June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6-6. Mav 25, 26.

27, 29, 30-30, 31-31. June 29. 30. July 1, 2, 3, 4-4, 5-5. Mav 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23-23.

Aug. 24, 25, 26. FOLLOW Julv 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18-18. Aug. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15-15.

April 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25-25. Julv 6, 7. 8, 9, 10, 11-11. April 27, 28, 29, 30, May 1, Aug. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22-22.

SEATTLE schedule, which is ted elsewhere in this section. After taking one peek, -our' advice is that they quickly throw the prot i mantle back over the crit June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-6. PULLMAN (Wash.) Feb. 13. May 25.

26. 27, 28, 29, 30-30, 31-31. June 29, 30, July 3, 4-4, 5-5. COAST June 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-13. August 27, 28, 29-29.

April 27. 28, 29, 30, May 1, 2-2 17, 18" 19, 20, 21, 22-22. April 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25-25. Julv 6, 7. 8, 9, 10, u.

Julv 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18-18. Aug. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15-15. PORTLAND (Washington State College snapped back into the lead of the Northern Division Pacific Coast Conference by refusing June 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20-20. June 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27-27.

July 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Aug. 1-1. Mav 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23-23. Aug. 24, 25, 26.

LEAGUE May 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9-9. Sept. 7, 8, 9-9, 10, 11, 12-12. Julv 20. 21.

22, 23, 24, 25-25. Aug. 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8-8. Mav 11, 12, 13, 14, 15.

16-16. Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5-5, 6-6. SACRAMENTO June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

6-6. June 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20-20. April 27, 28, 29 30, May 1, 2-2. June 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27-27. Aug.

24, 25, 26. July 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18-18. Aug. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15-15.

May 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16-16. Sept. 7, 8, 9-9, 10, 11, 12-12. May 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9-9. August 31, Sept.

1, 2, 3, 4. 5-5, 6-6. BASEBALL SAN FRANCISCO to collapse in the last half and beating the University of Washington basketball team, 53 to 49, tonight. The Cougars had almost the same half-time advantage as the previous night 33 to 21 but tonight resisted successfully the display of Washington power which cost them the first of the two-game series. The Washington team again came back strong in the second half tonight.

They gave the Staters a breath-holding last five minutes, closing the gap to a three-point bargin with two minutes to go but the Cougars held to the last a lead they never had lost. The Washington State team continued tonight its explosive-starting technique, as Center NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13. (JTj The Calumet Farm's Ocean Wave raced to victory in the $5000-added mile-and-70-yard Fairgrounds feature for 3-year-olds, but Trainer Ben Jones said he planned to keep the colt in his age class, pointing him for the Iuisiana and Kentucky derbies. There had been earlier speculation that Jones might send Ocean Wave to the post in the New Orleans Handicap Feb.

27 after he announced that Money Champ Whirlaway had not responded to training and would not be among the entries at tonight's midnight deadline. A crowd of more than 7000 stuffed $250,000 through the mu-tuel windows during the eight-race program. Jones, apparently passing up the $25,000 handicap here, plans to have Ocean Wave readv the $15,000 Louisiana Derby March 6. After that he expects to ship to Kentucky and then send "Mr. Big Tail" over to Pimlico for the Dixie if he gets in shape.

July 27, 28, 29, 30, 31. August 1-1. May 25, 26. 27, 28, 29, 30-30, 31-31. June 29, 30, July 1, 2, 3, 4-4, 5-5.

June 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-13. Aug. 27, 28, July 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25-25. Aug. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8-8.

IN May IS, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23-23. Aug. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22-22. OAKLAND April IS, 20, 21, 22, 23. 24, 25-25.

July 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11-11. June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-6. June 15, 16, 17 18, 19, 20-20. April 27, 28, 29, 30, May 1, 2-2. July 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18-18.

Aug. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15-15. May 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9-9. Aug. 31, Sept.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5-5, 6-6. THE TIMES May 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16-16. Sept. 7, 8, 9-9, 10, 11, 12-12. June 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-13.

Aug. 27, 28, 29-29. LOS ANGELES ter and send out a hurry call for the guy who built it. The menu this season was trimmed from 178 games to 155 principally, we were given to understand, for the purpose of cutting down travel mileage. This was accomplished, no doubt about it.

Total distance for 1913 will be some 54,827 miles, which is at least 10,000 fewer miles than the clubs journeyed in 1912. TOUGH OX TWIXKS But much better entertainment could have been provided for the fans (not to mention added shekels at the turnstiles) by a few changes. For example, the Los Angeles ball club plays only one series at Hollywood all year! The Angels open the Stars' home season the second week of the campaign and then never return, although this is Hollywood's top money maker and probably the most bitter rivalry in the circuit. True, the shrinking of the schedule permits only three full series between clubs this year instead of the customary four, but wouldn't it have been fairer for Twink players, fans and front office had the odd series between split between the two parks? And if not that, why have the Angels make their visit right off the bat when any visitor would draw well? It defeats us. Bob Sheridan plunked the first basket.

His mates rocketed the Mav 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30-30, 31-31. June 29, 30, July 1, 2, 3, 4-4, 5-5. July 27, 28, 29, 30, 31. Aug. 1-1, June 22, 23.

24, 25, 26, 27-27. Aug. 24, 25, 26. Julv 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25-25. Aug.

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8-8. May IS, 19, 20, 21, 22, Aug. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22-22. WITH HOLLYWOOD count to 14 before they let Wash ington in on the scoring. WASHINGTON (49) W.8.C.

153) April 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25-25. July 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11-11. FQ FT TP FQ FT TP 3 6 Bishop, I 4 2 10 Gilbertson, 1113 Witt. 0 2 2 Gilmur, 10 2 Sheridan, 3 1 7 Leask. I 3 17 Akins, 8 2 18 Morris, 6 4 16 Hunt.

4 2 10 Bird, 2 0 4 Oneil. 2 15 June 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20-20. June 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27-27. July 27, 2S. 29, 30, 31, Aug.

1-1. June 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-13. Aug. 27, 28, 29-29. AL WOLF SAN DIEGO May 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9-9.

Sept. 7, 8, 9-9, 10, 11, 12-12. July 20, 21, 22, 23, 21, 25-25. Aug. 3.

4, 5, 6,: 7, 8-8. May 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16-16. Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5-5, 6-6.

Taylor, 5 I 11 Davidson, I Oil Bruins Topple Navy, 41 to 38 Totals 21 7 49 Totals 21 11 S3 Half-time score Washington, 21; W.S.C., Continued from XInth Tage 33. Free throws missde: Washington Gll- bertson, 2. W.S.C. Bishop, Sheridan, Akins. Onell.

Releree Frank Heniges, Portland. Beavers Drop 50-35 Game to Webfoots 0 Aug. 17, 28. S9-. WEEKLY SCHEDULE 11 June 30, July I.

t. 4-4. 8-5. Seattle at Lo Angeles- Portland at San Francisco: Oakland at San Dicjo; Hollywood at Sacramento. Portland at Seattle; San Diego for the initial four min- Sacramento; Los Angeles at San ute, witn prefljghter Jack Hoi-Francisco; Oakland at Hollywood.

stdn breakng the ke wUh a field goal to start the game roll- Jl-Aug. 31, Sept. 1. S. S.

4. 5-5. 0-6. HOlel? A 3 1 San Francisco at Seattle; Los An-lQUlfkly added 4 more points to geles at Portland. Sacramento at me Aavy live a b-tO-0 lead.

1 Aoril 1. SO. tl, 2,1. 21. M-J5.

Seattle at San Diego; Portland at Sacramento; Oakland at loa Angeles; Hollywood at San Francisco. April J7. 28. 19. Sfl.

Ma 1 Seattle at Sacramento: Portland at San Diego; San Francisco at Oakland; Los Angeles at Hollywood. May 4. IS, fl, 7, San Francisco at Seattle; Los Angeles at Portland: Sacramento at Oakland; San Diego at Hollywood. 4 May I), 13, 13. It.

1. San Francisco at Portland; I-os Angeles at Seattle: Sacramento at Hollywood; San Diego at Oakland. 5 May 18. 19. JO, SI, Si.

23-S3. Seattle at Portland: Sacramento at San Diego; Oakland at San Francisco; Hollywood at Los Angeles. 6 Ma tl, t. SO-30. Jt-SK Seattle at San Francisco; Portland at Los Anseies: Oakland at Sacramento; Hollywood at San Diego.

"June 1, i. 4, 5, Seattle at Hollywood: Portland at Oakland; San Francisco at San Diego; Los Angeles at Sacramento. 8 June 8, 9. 10. II, 12, Portland at Seattle; San Diego at Sacramento: Oakland at Hollywood; Los Angeles at San Francisco.

9 June 15. Ill, 17 18, 19, Jlt-0. Sacramento at Portland: San Diego at Seattle: San Francisco at Hollywood; Los Angeles at Oakland. 10 June ij, St. 8, 17-17.

Sacramento at Sea'tle: San Diego at Portland: San Francisco at Los Angeles; Hollywood at Oakland. 18 Aug. S. 4, 5, 6. 7.

8-8. Oakland at Portland: Hollywood at Seattle; Sacramento at Los Angeles; San Diego at Saa Francisco. 17 Au. 10, 11. It IS.

14. 18-18. Seattle at Oakland: Portland at Hollywood; San Francisco at Sacramento; Los Angeles at San Diego. 18 Aug. 17.

18. 19. SI. tt-SS. Seattle at Sacramento: Portland at Can Diego; Oakland at San Francisco; Hollywood at Los Angeles.

19 Aug. l. 38. Seattle at Portland: Sacramento at San Diego: San Francisco at Los Angeles: Hollywood at Oakland. Hollywood; san Diego at Oakland, i This lead was soon altered nJuly 7, 8 Id.

11-11. Seattle at San Diego; Portland at Sacramento; Oakland at Los Angeles; Hollywood at San Francisco. 13 July IS. II, 1.1, 16, 17, 18-18. Seattle at Oakland; Portland at Hollywood; San Francisco at Sacramento; Los Angeles al San Diego.

It July to. SI. 14. 5.1-75. Oakland at Portland: Hollywood at Seattle: Sacramento at Los Angeles; San Diego at San Francisco.

It July it, SO, 81. Aug. 1-1. Oakland at Seattle: Hollywood at Portland: Sacramento at San Fran- 12 Sept. 7, 8, 9-9.

HI, II. 12-12. San Francisco at Portland; Los Angeles at Seattle; Sacramento at Oakland; San Diego at Hollywood. EUGENE (Or.) Feb. 13.

(U.R) The University of Oregon five entrenched itself more firmly in third place in the Tacific Coast Conference Northern Division basketball chase tonight with arr astonishingly easy 50-35 win over Oregon State. Oregon, which dropped the opening game of the week-end series last night to the Orange, came back tonight to outclass Oregon State from whistle to whistle. Six minutes after the start of the game, Oregon pulled away from a narrow 8-7 lead and, after building up a safe margin, virtually coasted in. Oregon San Diego at Los Angeles. Air Corps Plucks Thompson WHAT, AGAIN? But let's proceed farther.

What is another traditional, dog-eat-dog series? Why, San Francisco vs. Oakland, of course. So the same situation prevails here the Seals cross the Bay the second week of the season and then call it quits. Yet Seattle and Portland, separated by several hundred miles, split their "rubber" series between the two cities although this entails considerable extra travel. Are you ready for more? Well, some clubs meet each other only 21 times, while others collide as many as 23 times.

NATURALS' WASTED So what series are among the Hollywood vs. Los Angeles, Occidental Tracksters Rout Vaqueros in Initial Meet From Trojan Cinder Squad with shots by Dick West and the Bruins found themselves holding a 1-point advantage, 11 to 10, midway in the period. XAVY ri'LLS AWAY From this point Holstein landed a bucket for the Preflights and the visitors started drawing away, leading by the score of 17 to 11 with 4 minutes to go before intermission. Two more field goals by West and Lee and a free throw were attained by the Bruins before the gun went off ending with the Prefiighters holding' a 19-to-16 lead. PRELIMS TIE The Bruin reserves and freshmen battled to a 39-to-33 deadlock In the preliminary tilt.

Time was scarce so no overtime was played. BRUINS FG FT PF TP State scored only four field goals in the last half, three of them Coach Joe Tipal's Occidental tracksters won an impressive victory over Glendale Jaysee yesterday in their initial practice meet of the season by the long score coming in the last four minutes follow Vernoy in scoring with 13 points. The results: 100 Tackaberry Bell Sutton tO Time, 10. Is. 220 Vernoy (0,1 tie.

White (O.) and Sutton (O.l Time, 23s. Coast League Slate Released The Pacific Coast League announced its 1913 schedule today. The season opens on Sunday, April 18, and closes on Sunday, Sept. 12, and includes 155 games for each club. Last year the campaign consisted of 178 contests and stretched almost four weeks longer.

Because Memorial Day and the Fourth of July fall on Sunday of play. Wilbur (Moose) Thompson, husky Trojan weightman, revealed yesterday that he would be leaving S.C. sometime during the next 10 days for the Army Air Corps and then made sure that he would be missed by putting the shot 48ft. 2in. for one The Summary: OREGON STATE 1351 OREGON (90) of 105 to lOVs.

410 Bell Cooper Middleton FO FT PF FG FT PF i a i ff I Tinni R3 S. ITnitt. 2 Seeborg. 4 0 3 i warren, 3 Punrman, 13 0 ine iiger cinaermen cieaneaj gso-Bangmer to.) sievenson house in 10 out of the 14 events Pim TimvJm: 2s-, Mile White (O .) Watry Huddle- nin On. Uton (O.I Time.

5m. Is. Portland vs. Seattle, San Fran; lc ord for tossing the sphere, couldn't make it to the meet, but Ron Thomas turned in a 48ft. effort.

Summary: Javelin John Adams (Ineligible transfer. Doug. Miller. 183ft. 21n.

Discus Tom Pappas. 124ft 2in. Shot Wilbur Thompson, 48't. Ron Thomas, 48ft, 1320-yard run Jim Slosson, Bob Mc-Hush, Jim Malone. Time.

3m. 28.5s. 660-yard run Ray Johnson, John Watchler. Bill Callis. Time.

1m. 28.2s. 140-yard dash Hubie Kerns, Bill Mayo. Cliff Bourland. Time, 14.3s Broad Jump Dick Spies.

23ft Edsel Cuny, 23ft. Ken Lur.die. Kenny Wren, 22ft. 8in. Pole vault Vernon Wolfe, 12ft.

John Sanders, 12ft. 3in. 70-yard high hurdles Al Beresford. Georse Kryder. Dick Jackson.

Time. 8.9s. 1320-yard run Warren Smith. Bob Va-lerio. Bill Pothoff.

Time, 3m. 30.2s. 120-yard low hurdles Joe Barry, Don Eaby, Bruce Miller, Time. 13.9s. olof the best marks turned in by Troy's cinder stars in an infor-, oimal meet yesterday morning on 4 Vernov Oxv freshman Two-mile Ehmans 0.,) Knauer veiUUJ, lit i No time Ray CiSCO VS.

UaKiana IWlUUis purdan, Harvey, all. i Howard, Yet the Seraphs manage to IB i r-, 3 Wiley, 2 4 Kir.sch. 1 2 Williamson, 1 0 Taylor, 0 Wren, 1 0 Dirk, 0 Borre vik. 3 3 Ncwland. 2 0 Reynolds.i 0 in I 120 high hurdles Porter Lee displayed outstanding ability both running events and field meet tne uainicih emu iHoiman.

this year, the legal holidays have; events breaking the tape in the Carey, been set for the following Mon-220 in 23s. and grabbing- firsts in 11 13 17 Popick. Totals days and the Coasters win play While Thompson's loss won't be so seriously felt in the shot as long as S.C. has the services of Earl Audet, he will be missed as a sure point winner in the discus. Audet, slated to take a crack at the Bovard Field rec- the javelin and discus throws as well as taking a third in the double-headers both days Totals 18 14 20 Oregon, 28; Oregon Brunson (O.I Time, 15.5s.

180 low hurdles Porter (O Tacka-berry Brunson (O.l Time. 19 8. Shot-put Hansen (O.) Polkinghorn (O.l Bernoy (O.) Distance, 42ft. llin. Javelin Vernoy (O.l Fain 0., Polk-inshorn (O 1 Distance, 153ft.

4ln. Discus Vernoy Hansen Lec (O.l Distance. 122(1. 4m. Pole vaule Price (O.) Pike Jor-gensen (O.l Height, 12ft.

6m. High jump Follis Baird (01 three way tie. Bell Adams Gabriel tOl Height. 6ft, 2 Sin. Broad jump Adams (O.l Porter Enval (G Distance.

22ft. l'jln. Half-time score: Panovich, 2 0 2 4 West, 5 4 1 14 Lee, 3 1 0 7 Perry, 3 0 5 Bell, 1 0 1 2 Barksdale, 3 1 1 7 Bartdeley, 0 0 2 0 O'Brien, 1 0 2 2 Totals 16 9 9 41 Twin bills also will be played, shot put to win individual scor oiare. xu. Officials: Piluso and Pressly.

on Sept. 9, Admission Day in ing honors with 16 poims Ray Porter, also of Occidental, credited himself with victories in both hurdle events and a sec- Nationwide Basketball Scores California. Locally, the Los Angeles club drew the plums. The Angels open at home against Oakland, play Portland here on Memorial Day and entertain Seattle on July 4. Hollywood is the home club on i w.j i.i,, final totais ucc aemai, iuaj; uienaaie ond in the broad jump to closely i jaysee.

PREFLIGHTS FG FT PF TP State, 45; North Da South Dakota kota. 33. Holstein, 4 Gentry, 2 Luisetti, 2 Ft. Hays State. 63: Bethel.

38 Duluth Teachers. 42; Mankato Teach era. 40. Skyhavvks Lead Wolves, 6-4 Admission Day, with San Diego Coast Guard Nine Trims Stanford PALO ALTO, Feb. 13.

(JP) Stanford University lost its third straight baseball game today, bowing to the Alameda Coast Guard, 12 to 8. The Indians led, 3 to 0, going into the fourth inning but two doubles and four singles sent Teache" ,0: the visiting team EifTert. 0 Opening week card: Seattle at 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 6 5 0 8 2 6 0 0 0 San Diego. Portland at Sacramento, Oakland at Los Angeles, Hollywood at San Francisco. 4 1 3 0 0 0 musman, Valentl.

Denmark, Smith, Elliot, Morrow, f( Kansas, 56: Nebraska, 24. Creighton, 65; Tulsa. 26. Texas Wesleyan. 56; Howard Payne.

54. Ellrabethtown, 53: Kings. 31. Swarthmore. 55; Havertord, 36.

Delaware. 60: Johns Hopkins, 24. Gallaudet. 51: Baltimore, 30, Cape Girardeau, 32: Maryville. 30.

Western Illinois Teachers. 59; Eastern Illinois TeacheTs, 52. Augustana. 57) Iowa PrefUghts. 46.

North Central. 36; Wheaton. 34. De Paul. 44: Western Kentucky, 40.

Baylor, 50: Texas Christian, 41. Notre Dame. 74; N.Y.U., 43. Rice. 53; S.M.U..

33. Northwestern. 52: Iowa. 33. South Carolina.

42; 'Clemson. 40. Ft. Benning 507th Parachute Infantry, 33: Florida, 31. Rochester.

74: -Allegheny. 54. Western Maryland. 38; Dickinson, 34. Pitcher Rill Rrokaw to the show Stanford Shades Coast Guard Five ers and the Guardsmen went on to an easy Victory.

Continued from Xinth Tage assist by Markovich and Blat-nik. Plenty of rough stuff gave the fans some spine-tingling chills. Both teams at times played with a man short. One mixup saw both Eddo Papike of the Sky-hawks and Carney of the Wolves go to the penalty box after becoming too intimate on the ice. Another time Ai Papike and Blackie Prebonich took their turns in the box.

Neither the Wolves nor the Skyhawks could find the goal, and the-hometown boys missed several tries that looked like coast ouard 12 10 3 ataninro 8 10 3 Beck. Lewis and Prclta; Brokaw, Mason, Wolf and Waikun. changed and Playing Coach Johnny Stern will throw a fighting bunch of hockey players into the game today who should give the Monarchs a terrific battle. Stern has a goalie who will measure up with any of them in the loop in Paul Wheeler, former Pontiac (Mich.) star. He has reserves now capable of keeping the pace set by the first squad, too.

Big John Polich the Monarch playing coach, should provide plenty of excitement in today's game. GOOD DEFENSE The experts admit, that rolich has the best two defense men in the league in Bud Reesor and Steve Martin and now that Polich has moved himself to left NEW ORLEANS RESULTS (Track fasti FIRST 6 Estentg. 107 (Murphyl .10.80 6.40 OO Dailas Lady. 115 (Haas) 3.80 3.40 Dogged, 112 (Zufelti S.fiO Time. 1:13.

Beth Valdina Disco. Ed UCL 41; St. Mary's Prrftlghts, 38. California. 36: St.

Mary's, 35. Oregon, 50; Oregon Stale, 35. Washington State. 53: Washington, 49, Army. 46: Rutgers, 44.

Pennsylvania. 49; Duke, 48. 8t. Josephs, 67; C.C.N. 55, Muhlenberg, 46; Gettysburg, 34.

Westminster. 53: Pitt, 48. Maryland, 55: Washington and Lee, 35. Michigan Normal. 36; Wayne, 34.

Oberlln. 53: Hamilton. 30. Ohio Wesleyan, 57; Ball Stale, 54. Flndlay, 64; Hiram, 44.

Miami. 55: Western Reserve. 38. Ohio Northern, 64; Capital, 55. Clarkson, 50; Ithaca, 46.

Amherst. 28; Wesleyan. 27. Navy Plebes, 65; Baltimore City College, 21. Purdue Frosh, 39: Illinois Frosh, 23.

Northwestern Frosh, 41; Indiana Frosh, 36. Toledo, 57; Loyola (Chicago.) 30. Wittenberg. 56: Mt. Union, 45.

Wabash. 51; Earlham. 29. Great Lakes. 60; Purdue, 38.

Missouri Valley, 47: Culver-Stockton, 43. Monmouth. 57: Cornell 49. Illinois. 56; Minnesota.

35 Virginia Slate, 54; North Carolina State. 48. William and Mary, 55; Virginia Tech, 25. Georgia, 51; Auburn, 31. Presbyterian, 3B; Catawba, 35.

Appalachian, 40; High Point, 26. Apprentice, 32: Randolph-Macon, 25. Villanova. 58: Rider. 45.

Drexel, 43: Lehigh. 33. Albright, 69; Franklin-Marshall, 36. Washington and Jefferson, 01; Younga-town. 29.

Marshall. 5fi; West Virginia Tech, 53. West Virginia. 69; Waynesburg. 50.

Alderson-Broaddus. 50; Salem. 46. Glenville State Teachers. 71: Bethany.

50. Washington 69: Bethlehem, 52. Indiana. 51: Wisconsin, 44, Wartburg, 45; Westtrn Union. 38.

Harvard, 36: Princeton, 32. LaSalle, 51: Scranton, 38. Central, 32: William Jewell, 22. Detroit, 39; Marquette. 31.

Kentucky, 53: Tennessee, 29. Kentucky Wesleyan. 62: Transylvania, 37. Kent State, 56; Muskingum, 54. Indiana Central, 61: Mllllkln.

48. Peru Naval Air Station, 58; Huntington. 36. Bradley, Illinois College, 45. Hamline.

45: St. Thomas, 24. Macalester, 49; Concordia, 44. Augsburg, 56: St. Johns.

37. SDringfleld Teachers, 36; Camp Crow-der. 32. Lawrence, 44: Carleton. 27.

Superior Teachers, 54: Eau Claire Teachers. 53. Oklahoma. 38: Kansas State, 35. Niagara, 54; Colgate, 52 (overtime.) Pittsburgh, 35: Washburn, 25.

Texas Mines, 51; New Mexico, 43. Idaho Southern, 58: Boise 44. Montana State, North Dakota State. 39. Bit of Sugar, Forevlc, Greenock Flame, All Together also ran.

25 times each and Hollywood plays Sacramento 25 times and San Diego 21, just to provide a few examples. The schedule maker, no doubt, will biff us right between the peepers and explain that considerations such as timetables, war exigencies and whatnot forced these oddities onto the ticket. And then he'll probably challenge us to do better, if we're so smart. We're planning to be conveniently deaf at that moment. OUCH, OUCH! Dick Edmonds, a Sacramento scrivener, rakes this column over the coals for the recent lambasting given Pepper Martin, erstwhile Solon ringmaster, for, among other faults, refusing to announce his pitchers in advance or else giving the press false information in this regard.

Mr. Pepper did this In Los Angeles and Hollywood, Edmonds says, because he was plagued with gamblers who wanted the lowdown. Edmonds goes on to admit it was tough on us writing boys but that we should have done something about cleaning out the gamblers' rows that existed in both local parks. Mr. Pepper is to be commended for his one-man stand against the Southland's lawless element, but- other Sacramento' scribes have revealed that Mr.

Tepper did the same thing right in his home bailiwick, which means either that he was just plain cantankerous or Heaven forbid! that Sacramento also was cursed with evil patrons. (There isn't a ball park, football stadium, bowling alley or golf links in the land that doesn't have 'em.) But most managers, including all those in the big time, readily, give the press their advance batteries because they realize there are, a good many more interested, honest fans, than there are tin-horns and that gamblers, like the. poor, will always be with us. "Amen. HEARD IT, EH? And then there's the one abou the fellow who, figuring he was about to be inducted, pat up all night' studying for tifi blood test.

cinch goals. PALO ALTO, Feb. 13. (U.R) After trailing for almost the entire game, the Stanford basketball varsity came to life in the final five minutes tonight to defeat the- San Francisco Coast Guard Surfriders by a score of 06 to 55. High point honors for the game were divided between Jack Darta, Stanford forward, and George Mossier, Surfrider guard, each of whom scored 17 points.

Howie Miller, Stanford guard, held a close second with 16 counters. Half-time found the Coast Guardsmen leading by a score of 30 to 26. Totals 16 6 11 39 Half-time: Preflights, 19; Bruins, 16. Free throws missed: Bruins-West; Bell, Perry, Barksdale, Baddeley. Preflights Luisetti; Holstein.

Hillsman. Officials: Jerry Nemer, John Old. Reserves (39) Freshmen (39) Casey (6) F. Zavlslak (31 Brown (10) F. Freeman HOi Bowman (12) c.

Lewis (10) Horton (21 a. Rankin (7) Hawks (6) O. Bondar (3) Half-time Freshmen. 22; Reserves 13. Scoring substitutes: Reserves Moore (3 Freshmen Vail (2.) Klein (4.) Jaysee Transfers Bolster Bruin Five The U.C.L.A.

basketball squad was bolstered yesterday by the addition of two junior college transfers, Don Barksdale and Bill Putnam. Barksdale, a center, stands 8 feet inches and weighs 195 pounds. He propped at Berkeley, then entered Marin J.C. Putnam, a guard, is 6 feet tall and weighs 210. He prepped at Mc-Clatchle and then attended Sacramento J.C.

Wolves second 6 Santa Elisa. Ill (Nodarse) .....14.20 7.40 4.00 Skyhawks Fisher. A. Papike E. Papike Bots 'W a R.D.

LD. C. tijiaoo.jd Harnedy Carney Bchaller Novlckl Berlle Cahan Flying King, ins '(Barneyi 7.40 4 B0 Leos Brandy, 120 iBrooksi 5.40 wing from center the Monarchs Time, 1:13 3-5. Chaltrumo. Bushel Basket.

Good Daughter, Camps First. Bus V. Chance Cross, Short Life also ran. Trojans Topple All-Stars, 13-8 Southern California's baseball team got off to a winning start in its season's opener by handing the Crowley All-Stars beating in a practice game yesterday on Bovard Field. After getting off to a shaky-start, the Trojans settled down to outslug their rivals, with Jack Palmer and Al Spaeter -leading the way with home runs.

Gerry Priddy got a four-bagger over the left-field wall for th All-Stars in the fifth, inning. Coach Rod Dedeaux gave his THIRD Grade D. up. 6 Free Double. Ill (Given) .21.20 6 60 3.60 Bill 116 (Rienzll 6.00 3.60 have lots of punch up the ice.

A kid rooting section will' be set again today and prior to the game the Hockey Clinic a primer for fans on the rules and plays of the game will be staged again starting at 2 p.m. Probable line-ups: Ky. Flash. 109 (Cllngman) 3.60 Time, I'll 3-5. Albatross.

Plantagenet. Boom On, Valdina Groom also ran. l'Ot'RTH up, 6 Early 'n Smart, 115 (Ends! 3. B0 2.60 2.20 Marion Collins. 112 (Barney) 3.40 2.60 Fly Ty.

117 iScitrlocki 2. Bo Time, 1:12 4-V Cheesrstraw. exd oded. Pepperdine Frosh Cop Fourteenth Straight Pared by no pun intended) Joy Pace, the Pepperdine fresh- Air Sprite also ran. Monarchs Bartholomew Reesor Martin Neptune Pouch Dawson Flyrj Wheeler Joy Perlch Stern Wilson Kohls Ooalie Defense Defense Center Wing Wine FIFTH 2 fur Ravenala, 125 8.00 3.50 3.00 Trojan mound corps a good work Occlusion.

116 (Gary.ai 9.20 6.40 Chsln Lay. 117 (Hauerl 4.80 1 1 1 1 1 1. Spares: Wolves Smith, Launch, Hussey, Prosser. Roy. Skyhawks Pekkla, Orun-berg, Blatnik, Onflen.

FIRST PERIOD Scoring: 1. Skyhawks, A Papike (Markovich. 1 lm. 15s. 2.

Wolves. Novickl iSchallcr.l 3. Skyhawks. A. Papike (E.

Paplke.l 10m. 4. Wolves, Cahan (Berlle.) 14in, 5. Skyhawks, A. Papike (Markovich.) 16m.

Penalty Prebonich. SECOND PERIOD Scoring: 6. Skyhawks. A. Papike 19m.

20s. Penalties E. Papike, Carney, A. Papike, Prebonich. Minter Field Out to Upset Wolves Minter Field Flyers, the Army's contribution to the Southern California Ice Hockey League picture, are ready to open a second front their own today at the Pan-Pacific Auditorium when they tangle with thu I-os Angeles Monarchs.

The action starts at 2:30 p.m. The Fivers took it on the chin out. with Earl Chambers, Ned .11 Time. 1-5. Ch Hh Door-Yock.

Dlderod. PI Phi. Gray Victory, Wild Rice, Mustafa. Knights Armor, Valdina Seer also ran. VISlllllg VClfliUlS AJfeimuf sciuad, 47-27, last night.

Pace SIXTH $5000 added. ml. and Baylor Drops Baseball WACO (Tex.) 'Feb. 13. (K)-.

Athletic Director Ralph Wolf an-nounccd tonight that Baylor Uni-versity had dropped intercollegi ate baseball for the duration. 70 Haskell and Karl Tashjian each working a three-inning stretch. Score: Crowley All-Slara ..400 010 003 8 11 3 Southern California. 305 031 01X--13 10 3 Howard. Merkel and Chandler: Chambers, Haskell.

Tashjian and Tabing, D. Palmer. Ocean Wave, 128 2,80 2 20 1 20 Pois Pick, 123 (Hhbsi 2.80 2.20 Halle. 123 tClingman) 2.20 Time. 1:43 1-5.

Vftld Way. Reao lis Costantino Cops Nod NEW YORK, Feb. 13. (VP) Lulu Costantino, 131, New York, used his superior ring generalship tonight to eke out an eight-round decision over Gene Johnson, 140V4, Atlanta, in the feature bout at the Ridgewood Rove Arena. Glory also ran.

found the hoop for 19 points, high for the evening. Line-ups: Pepperdine Frosh Veterang Service J. Martin (9 Harkness (51 B. Martin 2) P. Leverent (3) Pa-ce U9 Large (131 Williams O.

Wilaon 1 Lovell O. Halpen (61 Halftlme score: Penfierdlne Frosh, 19; Veterana Service League, 3. Scoring substitutes: Pepperdlnf Frosh B. Taylor, M. Taylor, Owen, 2.

SEVENTH un. Chief Bud. 115 (Haueri 10.00 4 80 3.00 Cloe-Flight. 103 Murphyl 12.40 4.40 Patrol Scout, 115 lEndsi 2 60 College Wrestling Time, 1:48 2-5. HrathtowD.

Honey Navy, 29; Tenn State. S. Michigan State, 22; Ohio State, Nancy's Baby, Three Bangs, John's Dream, Mad Count, Juliet AUest, Masculine also Brigham Young. 47: Utah. 45.

Colorado College, 43; Colorado Mines, 42, Oklahoma 39: St. Louis, 21. Texas. 48: Arkansas. 35.

West Texas State. 53; Texas Tech, 47. Seton Hall, 43: Yale. 32. Stevens Tech.

54: Upsala, 46, Drew, 72: Yeshlva. 43. East Btroudsburg Teachers, 80; Blooms-burg Teachers. 49. Berea.

42: Union. 33. Murray Slate Teachers, 5G; Morehead State Teachers. 37. Georgetown College, 48: Centre, 40.

Arizona, 61 Klrkland Field, 40. Flagstaff Teachers, 49: Tfiripe. Teachers. 35. Upper Iowa, 39: Luther.

37. Br. Amhroee. 61: Buena Vista, 53. Hastings.

47; Peru, 43. ran. in early season games because of Father Dies SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13. (P).

Dominic Crosetti, 63, of San Francisco, father of Frank Crosetti of the New York Yankees, died today of injuries he suffered when struck down yesterday by an auto in 9 residential district. EIGHTH up, JACK CHASE vs. CHARLEY BURLEY College Swimming Gooseberry. 119 (Skellyl. 6.60 3 60 3.20 the lack of reserves and due to being minus the services of a capable goalie.

PEDRO RAMIREZ vs. CEFERINO ROBLETO Hiooflnound. 120 'Scurlock) 4.00 3 40 Bull Whip. 114 fHatieri 8 60 Time, 1:47 3-5. Memphis Lad, Lumlere.

Temple, 4R; Fordham, 25. Lehigh; 45; Swarthmore, 29. Minnesota, 50; Wisconsin, 34. HOLLYWOOD LEGION STADIUM, FRIDAY, cBKUAKT It That situation has been Yannle Sid. Woodsman.

Mythical King. Keent Advice also ran. 1.