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tosangcIes'Cfmcs3 1949-Parti 25 Bay Icemen, GOLFAGRAPHS By CHARLES CURTIS f. Monarchs in Duel Tonight Generals Tip Jefferson By 544o-43 Edge BY JOHN DE LA VEGA Washington High's unbeaten Generals won the annual City Basketball Championship at Huntington Park High last night, when they outpointed Jefferson's Democrats, 54 to 43, in the playoff finals. In the play-off for third place, San Pedro triumphed by a 39 to 37 measure over Polytechnic. Rugged and Ragged San Francisco's Shamrocks. Golfing at Long Beach, or herd's mud in your eye: For one of the few times in a local tournament, Ben Hogan asked his caddie's advice on a few shots at Lakewood.

After alL Ben had- never played the course before teeing off Friday, so it would seem logical that he might get some hints as to distances to greens, and the break of a putt. But never did he ask his bag-packer for his suggestion as to a slope on the carpet, and only a few skippered by a long-time veteran of hockey war Les Cunningham come to the Pan-Pacific tonight for a 'puck battle with the Los Angeles Cunningham, who campaigned for many years with Cleveland of the American Hockey League and still holds some scoring hoi in that circuit, was forced to don uni ftimes did he check on the dis form himself during the past week due to injuries to members of his 'XV squad.He had been trying to earn a retired status until the casualty list forced his return to action. heading 67, on Friday he didn't even wait around longf enough, for photographers to get his picture. Billy Train, the onetime kid star at Montebello is now head pro at Rancho Santa Fe, the fine course near Del Mar Lane (Shotgun) Britton aced Lakeside's 6th (90 yards) during the week, then went out the next day with Porky Oliver and Dick Barron, pro and owner, respectively of the Inglewood course in Seattle. "This is the Jiole where I had an ace yesterday," says Britton to Oliver.

"So," replies Oliver and flips a wedge 6hot in for an ace of his own Charles (Chick) Evans visited San Gabriel during the week, breezing around in 71. San Gabriel regulars, Prexy George Johnson, Win Fuller, Mer-win Hawley and Vic Forsythe had 81, 75, 79 and 83 respectively Forest Lawn took the lead in the YMCA Commercial League following the second round at Montebello by blanking Gasco Blue-Flames, 12-0. Forest Lawn now has 20V2 points and Western Electric Dynamos 164. Max Felix, one of Hillcrest's most ardent players, has entered the British Amateur and will leave soon for the Isles with Willie Turnesa, the 1947 champion The Women's Southern California Golf Association Champion of Champions tournament concludes tomorrow at Los Angeles Country Club. Ruth McCullah, the defending champ, leads with an 83, scored at Lakeside.

Mrs. Betty Richardson had 84. 'The Shamrocks, "one of the front running, clubs of the' southern di vision in the Pacific Coast circuit early in the campaign, slipped to the cellar spot when some of the The very rugged as well as ragged first half saw Washington pile up a 33 to 22 lead with Chet Noe's tip-in shots' giving Washington most of its edge. Noe connected for seven field goals, and also had three gift shots for a total of 17 points. The first quarter saw Washington go ahead, 21-14 but the flashy Democrats wouldn't let up in their racehorse tactics and pulled up to 22-18 midway in the second.

Here, Noe hit with a beautiful hook shot and two tip-ins to enable the Generals to breathe again. key players were sidelined. Los Angeles has been racin 1 along in overdrive at home and limping badly on the road. Up to last night's encounter at Fresno, the Monarchs had lost five In a row on foreign ice. But In Pan against San Francisco.

Ubriaco has scored 19 points in past three weeks. Adolph is a veteran defertseman. MONARCH STALWARTS Johnny Ubriaco, left, and Dick Adolph of LA. Monarchs will see action tonight at their last 14 home battles, the Monarchs have met defeat only once. VEECK WONT AMPUTATE, SAYS BOB Handy Andy Barbe remains top scorer for the Monarchs, ranking third in the southern division starting this week.

But the best point-per-gan average is heldty FOR THIRI PLACE S.Pedr(39 FT PF Poly.37) FT PF HinKMi.f 2 0 14 Hans.f 4 4 4 12 Sifvttn.s.f 2 3 2 7 2 0 2 4 MKJHsery.c 4 4 4 12 Hirkmn.e 2 0 4 4 Triitanirb, (5 1 3 11 Bmler.t 10 3 2 Arrlaii. 0 12 1 Powell. I 0 15 1 Pfiiirirli.i 1 0 2 G.Apana.i 3 10 7 1 0 0 2 K.Ajn. 3 10 7 Brown.g 0 0 0 0 Crucci.f 0 0 Totals 15 9 12 39 Total 15 7 18 37 Half time Polytechnic, 22; San Pedro. 21.

Free throws missed: San Pedro Hansen, Stevens. 2: MrOHvery. 5: Tratanich. Polytechnic Hickman. Powell.

2: G. Apana. Officials Jin Armstrong and Bud Bmbafcer. Kessing Takes Ingram's Place at AAC Helm Fireballer Feller Expects Pay Slash, but He'll Still Do Okay Johnny (Umbriago) Ubriaco, who joined the club late. Ubriaco has scored 30 points in 25 games, compared with Barbe's 45 points in 44 games.

Line-ups: Hogan never needs or asks help at Riviera. His bag-toter at Long Beach is Charles Pollock, who has packed Hogan's clubs in four straight tournaments in California, Glendale Open, Los Angeles Open and Bing Crosby pro-amateur before this week end. His Aim Improving Sam Snead is fully conscious of the gallery support he has, the "sink-this-one-Sam" feeling every time he lines up a putt. So when he recovered nicely from a too-long second shot at the 18th Friday he had a 5-footer for a 70 score. And when the ball trickled into the cup the crowd and Snead let out a whoop, Sam grabbed the ball and hurled it high into the air.

So what happens? The ball comas back down on the green and drops into the cup. They really let out a whoop then. Honesty at Any Price These topflight golfers play it mighty straight. As Fred Haas was addressing the ball Defore- chipping to the 10th green he suddenly straightened up, told his playing companions he was calling a stroke on himself, and went ahead to take a bogey 5 on the hole. No one else saw the ball move, but Haas detected the turn of the ball and called the stroke.

Haas finished with 69, and that stroke might be important in the final money rundown. The tall Louisianan was nation-! al intercollegiate champ from LSU in 1937. He was a skinny beanpole then. Now he's a solid citizen. Chick Harbert is one of the best publicized of the not-quite-top bracket players.

A drug store firm spends a lot of money to get him hot press treatment. Yet when Chick finished with a first round BUY DIRECT FROM THI IMPORTER! MiSM owii iMrotrie BINOCULARS 0nh34. Shirarock Dufl McDermid Steve KraUcheck Frnk Bergeron Wait Herueshelmer Bush Jackson GfeoS Burman Monarch Hec Hishton Matt Mesich Al Papike Eddie Mulligan Cal Stearns John Ubriaco party he.re recently, Veeck "If we should better last year's cracked: "I'd like to make as I attendance, I'll have an opportu-much next year myself as Feller's nity to make even more than last cut in pay will be." iyear. However, I'm not counting The Cleveland headman then 'on it. All in all, I should top Sis'" 30 Rim tntWd'mf Lux: Bind gamrfiM mNwr com tfrapa.

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wins: Strain, La France. La-voie. center. Monarchs Adolph. Paul.

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aM. center. Aava arkM mfciatf 20 FW. Ti Lwz toariM Com a4 added that "the last couple of years I've been working for Feller but this season Bobby is going to work for me." The Poor Guy Feller disclosed that he. was 1 ftrapc Itiinina QnrM I Kovacs Wins Over Segura ST.

AUGUSTINE, Jan. 22 (JP) The two favorites, Frank Kovacs of Oakland, and Wel-by Van Horn of Philadelphia, won straight set victories in the semifinals of the National Professional Clay Courts Tennis Tournament here today. Kovacs had his serve working wonders and used his power to move past little Francisco (Pan-cho) Segura of Guayaquil, 10-8, 6-4. 6-2. Van Horn had an even easier Xavy in 1947 with the rank of Cltvcfc Mamy Ordmt.

Um a.iiamla, for to ays. ym mm mmt $70,000." Hal Signed Vp The only other pitcher who comes close to Feller in earning power is Hal Newhouser. The Detroit southpaw will receive about $55,000 next season. He already has signed his contract. Feller last year won 19 and lost 15 after getting off to a wretched wm ipccw sriCM mmmmg commodore, was signed to a one year contract at undisclosed terms.

Admiral Ingram received NEW YORK, Jan. 22 Bob Feller may get a $10,000 cut in salary next season but he will still be baseball's highest paid pitcher. The fireball right-hander of the World Champion Cleveland Indians is slated to meet with Tribe Owner Bill Veeck early next week to discuss his contract. Feller intends to depart for Cleveland Monday. Although hardly discouraged by his failure to notch 20 victories last season for the first time in six complete seasons, Feller agrees with Veeck that a cut is forthcoming.

Bob earned in 1948. Expects Slice "I suppose I'm due for a slice in salary," Feller said here today, "but you can be't it won't be ah paid only $40,000 as a basic salary Fox Basketba Team Trails in 194S. He received an addi 30,000 annually. Asked whether he would get tional $42,500 in bonus payments based on attendance figures. The the same amount, Kessing Tribe drew a record-breaking start.

He closed strong, winning snapped: eight of his last nine decisions. 2,600,000 plus last year. "No comment." Kessing, whose home is in Cor- The defeat came on the final "I expect to start with the same CAR RADIOS REPAIRED WHILE WAIT $O50 labor charg fa Plus Parts (This week only) 3rd at FAIRFAX and 8605 CRENSHAW at MANCHESTER basic salary $40,000 in 1949," Bob day of the regular season to New- time disposing of John Nogrady onado, will maintain league headquarters in New York City. said. 'However, there probably houser and Detroit, necessitating of Flushing, N.Y., 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 the Bob Joseph Petritz will remain in charge of public relations.

will be some adjustments made on that epic play-off game for the bonus arrangements. be 'American League pennant, getting slightly less per 10,000 struck out 164 and had a College Boxing 3.5 Ohio State. IS1: Michigan State, 10 'i fans than last year. learned-run average Army. Michigan State.

3. amDutation as some seem to' Lindheimer to Keep Don Football Team Denver's Chevrolet basketball team piled up a 27-17 lead over 20th Century Fox at halftime before 2500 fans last night at the Pan-Pacific. In the preliminary the Los Angeles Police registered a 54-41 victory over the Glendale Galbraith cagers. Los Angeles' Police rang up their third victory in a row by running away from the Galbraith Glendale five, 54 to 41; in the preliminary game. The cops were obviously saving themselves for tonight's game with the Chevrolet Quintet." L.A.

Police (54) Galbraith Glendale (11) think. The way I figure it, I'll probably wind up making around $10,000 less than last year." While speaking at an all-sports "As long as I am in football I shall- maintain my association with the Los Angeles Dons." SUN VALLEY, Idaho Mid-Winter Spnrts Carnival. Here Nature and 1 Man combine to produce thrills and spills Here White Owl, too, n. provides a smoking thrill that has made it a real favorite among guests. With these words, issued through his Los Angeles football office, Benjamin F.

Lindheimer, Cougars Snare Fifth Straight principal owner of the. Dons and Executive Chairman of the All- America Football Conference, put a complete stop to all rumors that Cullen (IS) Flora (12) Carmen 7) Gleason (2) Heideman Pace Rock (9) Allen (2) Berg fl2 McGrath (7) he might purchase the Chicago -Police. 27: Half tim Galbraith. 15 Scoring subs: Police Roberts. 7: John Rockets of the A.A.C.

or drop the Dons and buy into the Los MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan. 22 UP) Washington State Colleee nosted ton. 2: McE'lroy, 4. Galbraith Kramer, 3: Martino. 1.

Angeles Rams of the National its fifth consecutive victory in Football League. i Pacific Coast Conference basket- Llndheimer's statement was play tonight Jby defeating the blunt and to the point, leaving no University of Idaho, 54 to 37. doubt of his intentions: "The fine The two Northern Division Top Badminton Stars Go After Freeman's Scalp support the Dons have received teams staged a rough and tumble; nom me press ana radio as well affair slowed by many fouls be- as tne lootoaii public bouthern fore a packed house of 4400, Proving that people learn' little uaniornia carries witn it an od from experience, a record field of badminton stars will waste their energies in attempts to subdue the phenomenal Dr. David Freeman in the seventh annual Pacific Southwest championships Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights at ligation on the part of ownership to respond with unceasing efforts to present, to the community the very best in football. "This obligation is a very strong and personal one with us, and is the prime argument against any suggestion that I relinquish my interest in the Los Angeles.

the Hollywood Sports Center. Huskies Fight Off Webfoots' Challenge SEATTLE, Jan. 22 (Stalling out the final two and a half minutes, the University of Washington fought back an Oregon challenge tonight for a 47-44 Northern Division basketball victory. Washington was ahead at half-time by the same margin, 24-21. The decision boosted Washington's Huskies around the victim- Only reason that Wynn Rogers Is defending champion in the event and current holder of the perpetual trophy is that Freeman failed to enter the event last Compton Club year.

Ized Webfoots into third place in i the north section of the Pacific 1 Coast Conference. his crown, and others who hope I KA ppC RrtCnnOil to be the first to end Freeman's 1 iw3UUCN victory streak that has extended Qne of Orange Belt League's lor more xnan a aecaae are most feared traveling clubs, the 1 rn -Marten Mendez, Dick Mitchell, Vomnfnn Mprhanta ndians iCQlD BTOnC Quintet by 65-45 the Rosabel'. Plumbers, Triple A PALO ALTO, Jan. 22 (JP) The Stanford basketball team downed its nearby neighbors from Santa loop's top home nine, this afternoon at Arroyo Park, South Pasadena. First pitch is set for 2:15 p.m".

California Opn Slated at Fresno Clara, 65-45, here tonight for its Comntan Ktsu, Jan. a meishford. 2b Rosabell Garriott. cf Meaner, 3b Henley. If Moran, lb Combs, cs Hughes.

2b Flanagan, rf Partee. Oliver, 15th win in 17 starts. The losers were in the game for the first half but it was all Stanford in the final period. The Indians completely dominated the play. Singleton.

If DePalmalier. cf Franklin, LudwiK. lb O. Murray, Lavalle. 3b Boone, ss E.

Murray, rf 1949 California State Open Golf Tournament will be played on the Fort Washington Club course in Fresno. King. Cole, Washington Club president, said this had been confirmed by Georf Lake, president of the Southern California Professional Golf Association, by telephone last night Gymnastic Scores Navy, 62: Lockhaven State, 34. Ute Cagers Top Wyoming, 44-36 SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 22 (JP) Army, panzer, Colorado State, 41 'i: Colorado 38 4.

jTne University of Utah stepped America's Finest Rebuilt Motors Tentative dates for the 72-hole, $3500 tourney are April 28, 29, 30 and May 1. mto top spot in the Big Six Basketball Conference tonight with a 44-36 victory over Wyoming. It was the Utes second straight win. They neatly stopped the Cowboys last night 42-30. Southland Sportsmen's Show Set April 14-24 Correcting an earlier ment, General Manager Mel R.

Morrison yesterday disclosed that his fourth annual Southern California Sportsmen's Show will be staged at Gilmore Stadium, April 14-24. Inadvertently, dates released last week were April 4-14. Morrison will first take the outdoor spectacle to the San Francisco Cow Palace, March 25 through April 4, he disclosed. IT 1 3 18 $(p)(p)99 if it EXCH. is coMPimur ikmi INSTALLED asiaaiMaiaiaiaiaaiaaaiaiatt Kentucky Five Downs Stubborn 56-45 Jan.

22 (Kentucky's swift, alert, basketball team grabbed its 12th win in 13 starts, against dogged DePaul, 56-45, after Northwestern trounced Iowa 65-44 in a Big Nine game before a capacity 17,350 at Chicago Stadium tonight. 136.89 PHPU 1 1 I Completely Imtoll.d IOW PRICES OM AIL MAKES OF CARS lilloro men have onioyed White Owls than 1 'W I any other cigcr in the United States xjHC and today's blended-with-Havana White Owls are better than 2, xHy ever more satisfying. Try White Owls today. They're tops jWjMCr 'c'ate in pleasure and vzlue-delicious to the last puff. JV5 tdlSV-V-- vA- ffnS'llgPCi El Centro Edged Citrus Jaysee nosed out El Centro Jaysee, 38 to 37, last night on the winners' floor.

Line-ups: NO HONEY DM. NEW MOTOR GUAR. Car aai tor art It Dayt or 4.00B Milta COURTESY CAR 3-HR. WSTilUTICX Usually availaato tH. far tovina If aaila awel tar rtsaildiaa Oceanside Nosed Out SAN DIEGO, Jan.

22 Chula Vista High nipped Oceanside, 36 to 36, in a Metro League cage here last night Oceanside (34) Chula Vista (36) Catro '5) Stewart 8 Roemmist (13) Relph (131 Woodward (6) Huey Herld 8 Castro (J) Davidson Fumnhrey (1) Half tim Chula Vista. 19: Oceanside. Scoring- subs: Oceanside fledstrom. 2. Chula Vista Blocker.

9. Citrus (38) A. Moline (8) Griggs 16) Neyers 110) Walker 0 IT A 1 REBUODERS. INC. El Centra (3T) Mallory (10 8turtznegRer lilt Macphatter Henry 5) Harvey (11) Snyder (1 M.

771 64 WI.7504 124 S. LOWER 5901 W. OLYMPIC Half time Qitrus. 19: Centro. 15.

Scoring- aubs: CitriM Oleson, N. 6..