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2- Sec. dec. 5, 1 963 log flngtlf ramc 4 BLADES MAKE IT TWO IN ROW, 3-0 Russell Hurt, but Celts Still Handle Hawks ST. LOUIS Boston BY CHARLIE PARK Times Stall Writer to his teammate at the last The Blades finally did it-win two games in a row.j They made it two straight over their arch enemies from San Francisco, the Seals, with a 3-0 Western Hockey League shutout Saturday night before 6,518 Sports Arena viewers. Friday night they took a 2-1 nipper up north.

Playing coach Charlie Burns of the Seals protested the game before the third period started following a mixup by the officials. San Francisco goalie Jack McCartan had drawn an au tomatic jominute miscon duct penalty near the end of the second round for bumping linesman Jay Evans, but no one was sent to the penalty box to serve his hitch as required. Before the final frame be gan referee Barry Balance ordered Gerry Brisson into the "sin and Burns then protested what he termed the "arbitrary" se lection of the star winger to ijMiMaiiMii ii Tr rmri i-riin fWiliia.Mri-rimtin ifiiym--Tfiirri -wiwHi miii MiiiffltltoiitilWfyl serve the penalty. SHOT DOWN Dainard Paulson of New York Jets is upended by Jacque MacKinnon (38) after intercepting pass thrown by John Hadl (21) in game with San Diego Chargers Saturday. Ernie Wright (75) assists.

The Chargers won, 38-7. UP) Wlrephoto CHARGERS BELT JETS, 38-7 praised Gillman. "Trade Ed Johnston, the Blades new goalie on loan from Boston, was positively fantastic in his Snorts Arena debut. He mav have been too bril liant, because he Just might be recalled by the Bruins, who have been taking a pounding of late. Co-Player of Game Johnston, who had been the Bruins regular goalie until he was injured in Oc tober, came up with 31 saves to win co-player of the game laurels along with teammate Ray LaRose.

McCartan also made some 'sensational stops but the ones got by him Tne foes waged a HOW THEY SCORED N.Y. S.O. TImi SECOND QUARTER 9 4 Lincoln, 1-vd run 0:02 0 7 Travenio. kick 0 13 Lincoln, 25-yd pass (Hadl) 0 14 Travenlo, kick 0 17 Travenio, 26-yd field goal 11:43 THIRD QUARTER 23 Graham, 51-vd Interception return 0:44 0 24 Travenio, kick 4 24 Mavnard, 21-vd pass (Namath) 5:25 7 24 J. Turner, kick 7 30 Alworth, 46-yd pass (Hadl) 7:30 7 31 Travenio, kick FOUR OUARTER 1 37 Alworth, 36-yd pass (Hadl) Ml 7 38 Travenio, kick Sports Editor Want Del Mar control the right to lease.

The current lease to Boys, Inc. expires in 1969, but must be renewed through closed bids in December of 1966. Boys, in turn subleased to Del Mar Turf Club, a California corporation. The racing is run by Operating Company, its alter ego. It has been estimated that purchase of Boys, would cost around $1.2 million.

Foot in Door This would be only a foot in the door since Del Mar Turf Club and Operating Company run the racing, and will through 1969 unless a separate transaction is negotiated. Purchase of Boys, may be the right step toward getting the lease, but hardly insures it. Why do the Murchison interests want out? Boys, Inc. has been In tax litigation since its inception. The point of the Internal Revenue Dept.

seems to coincide with that of the California Franchise Tax Board that Boys, Inc. "was not organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes." In any event, C. W. Murchison has indicated he's fed up with it all. Alessio Interested "It appears," he was quoted as saying, "to be as hard to give money away intelligently as it is to make it." His son, who has shown a keen interest in pro football through the Dallas Cowboys, has spent little or no time at Del Mar during the racing seasons.

While the complexities of the situation prompted Alessio to say a while back that he was no longer interested in Del Mar a lot of racing people here feel he is still in the picture. Gabriel, on the other hand, is an outspoken bidder. He feels that if he can purchase Boys, Inc. all the other pieces in this complex financial jig saw puzzle will fall into place. Swift Utah Routs Loyola SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Utah's fast-breaking Red skins hit the century mark for the second time in two outings Saturday night in demolishing Loyola of Los Angeles, 113-81, in an inter-sectional basketball game in Ute Fieldhouse.

LOYOLA UTAH Zembal Deyden Boy I Totals 30 21-35 81 Loyola Utah Totals 48 17-21 )13; 33 48 81 Total Fouls Loyola 18, Utah 24. Out Jackson. Attendance 4,500. 58 551131 Fouled dealt St. Louis its first home court loss of the year Sat urday night, 100-94, in a rough and tumble NBA game.

The Celtics won despite the loss of Bill Russell, who left the game early in the second period with a pulled thigh muscle. Play was stopped four other times to attend to injured players. Boston never trailed in the contest, leading by as much as 11 points in the third period. St. Louis closed to within one point with four minutes remaining, but baskets by Don Nelson and Larry Siegfried weathered the storm.

BOSTON 6 Counts 8 Havlicek 7 Jones, K. 1 Naulls 1 Nelson 2 Russell 4 Sanders Siegfried 7 ST. LOUIS 6 18 Barnhlll 4 17 Beaty 3 Bridges 2Guerin 7 7 Hagan 7 10 Silas 1 55 T'rm'hl'n 2 18 Vauthn 1 W'sh'st'n 0 FT-A 2- 3 3- 4 1- 1 0- 0 3- 5 2- 2 7- 4- FT-A 4- 8 7- I 3- Ml 2- 2 1- 1 1- I 3- 1 0- 0 Totals 3 22-30 100 Totals 32 30-37 SCORE BY QUARTERS Boston 22 30 2 If 100 St. Louis 21 24 28 21-94 Team Fouls Boston 25, St. Louis 22.

Fouled Out None. Attendance Pistons Bounce Back DETROIT ffi Eddie Miles pumped in 36 points as the Detroit Pistons whipped the Baltimore Bullets, 130-119, and snapped a three game losing streak in the National Basketball Assn. Saturday night. Baltimore OFT Detroit Barnes 5 4-4 14 DeBuss't Howell 6 8-718 Scott Kerr 13 10-11 36 Strawder Loughery 3 5-511 Miles Ohl 10 0- 2 20 Thorn Egan 2 1-15 Buntin Ferry 0 0- 0 0 Caldwell OFT 8 5- 8 21 3 0 4. 9 1- I 19 Green 3 2- 4 8 Van A'sd'la 54-414 Warley 3 1-17 Totals 45 29-35 11 Totals 53 24-32 130 SCORI BY QUARTERS Baltimore 35 26 35 23-119 Detroit 33 35 31 31130 Total Fouls Baltimore 23, Detroit 25.

Fouled Out Strawder, Barnes. Attendance 4,452. NBA Standings WESTERN DIVISION Pet. GBL LAKERS 15 11 .577 San Francisco 12 12 .500 7 St. Louis 9 12 .42 3'i Baltimore 12 14 .429 4 Detroit 7 17 .292 7 EASTERN DIVISION Pet GBL Boston 15 4 .714 Cincinnati 14 8 .667 Vj Philadelphia 13 8 .619 2 New York 7 18 .304 Saturday's Results Detroit 130, Baltimore 119 Boston 100, St.

Louis 94 Philadelphia at New York, postponed Tonight's Schedule Boston at Cincinnati St. Louis vs. San Francisco at Oman New York at Philadelphia, postponed AUTOMATIC Lr JtiU ft lir s. sneed race throughout most of' the opening period. Then the Blades finally connected with only 52 "seconds left while Seal "villain" Larry McNabb was serving a penalty for holding Willie O'Ree.

LaRose and Bill Orban took the puck flying down the rink. LaRose flipped it AIRIMI new cateer opportunity EVLiiOl after on a few 1401 COMPUTER Oil PROGRAMMING closed out the story. The first was a 46-yard throw which the fleet flanker caught alone on the 5. The second Avent 36 vards with Alworth taking the ball at the goal line. While coach Sid Gillman admitted his game plan was to spread the defense with wide plays he refused to say anything about the Jet defensive inadequacies.

"When your quarterback is throwing well and people are catching the ball, there is no such thing as a defense against the pass," said Gill-man. "Under those circumstances you can beat the best secondary in the game." That what the Chargers had going for them Satur day, that and a great running game. this was Lincoln great est game of the year, second and Bill banged it in. The second round was al most gone when L.A. struck again, warren Jiunes broKa away, faked McCartan out of position and whipped the rubber pellet home to boost the count to 2-0.

Cliff Pennington's 6-foot angle shot at 14:37 in the third stanza was merely frosting for the elated Blades, who obviously have been inspired by Johnston's big-league performances. First Shutout The well-earned victory which was the Blades' first shutout of the year evened their season's series with the Seals at two apiece and earned them a rest until Friday when they play Hershey of the American League at the Sports Arena. Jake Hendrickson, acs L.A. defenseman, sat out Saturday night's tussle because of an ankle injury, while Bobby Schmautz, the fiery rookie, played with four 6titches in his head and three in an elbow mementos of the Friday night win. There was another "first" recorded Howie Young didn't draw a single penalty.

SCORE BY PERIODS San Francisco I 0 Los Angeles 1 1 FIRST PERIOD 1. LOS ANGELES, Orban (La Rosa), 19-08 PENALTIES Wilson McNabb (S.F.), 17:20 SECOND PERIOD 2. LOS ANGELES, Hynes (Bedard), 18:19 PENALTIES Wilson, Wilson, McCartan (SF), misconduct, 18:19. THIRD PERIOD 3. LOS ANGELES, Pennington (Bol-leau), 14:37.

PENALTIES Johnson (L.A), Odrowski (S.F.), 6:27. SAVES McCartan (S 8 4 9-21 Johnston (L 11 11 931 Attendance 6,518. CAREER OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG LIFE INSURANCE MAN aged 25 to 30. We're eipandlnf fast and need the right man te fit into our success environment. Te qualify for this executive brokerage sales petition you must have poise, ambition, enthusiasm and a high opinion of your personal ability.

Call or write In confidence tai Wallace J. Reaum Tessy, Reaume and Atkins Sovereign Life Insurance Co. 3600 Wilshite L.A. DU 5-9345 weeks SUPERVISOR PREPARATION TABULATING WIRING 1 PHONS I ZIMMERMAN, Texans i Out at SAN DIEGO Future ownership of the Del Mar Turf Club, horse racing's most complicated financial jig saw puzzle, is becom-. ing an increasingly intri-'.

guing topic of conversa-; tion down this way. Boys Incorporated of America, a Texas operated charitable organization which receives 90 of the track's net profits annual- ly, has indicated It wants to divest itself of its inter- ests. Several groups are re-? ported to be nibbling at i the bait, including John Alessio who operates tracks at Caliente and Jua- rez in Mexico. The most prominent name in recent weeks has tieen that of Philip L. Ga- briel, Whittier industria- list who has also authored ij such books as Executive and Citizen from Lebanon.

No Stranger Gabriel is no stranger to 3 the Del Mar scene. He was vice president, a director 3 and member of the board i during the seven years of the Alfred Hart regime. His attorney has been the purchase of Boys, Inc. interests v-tth representatives of Murchison of Dallas; has future appointments pending and hopes 'to nail down a deal by the first of the year. "Mine was the last block stock sold in the deal Jb'with the Murchison-Rich-nardson interests back 1954," said Gabriel.

"I was forced to sell and since ithen I've looked forward to the time when I could i get the track back." Involved Situation lot of groups have shown interest," said Don-: aid. B. Smith, president of Operating Company which holds the sub-lease issued the 22nd Agricultural "but when they fijid out what is involved t- Sre, they lose that inter-Sest." "Among the things "in- yolved" are these; property and lm- provements belong to the i 22nd Agricultural district. officers, appointed by governor of California. il.ce Hockey WESTERN LEAGUE Pt.

GP GA tVlitorla 15 Portland 13 Jvantouver 10 BLABES 8 JSan Francisco 7 Seattle 7 3 8 10 15 10 18 St 73 40 73 68 6 103 5J 59 61 Saturday's Results BLADES 3, San Francisco 0 I Portland 1, Hershev (AHL) 0 Springfield (AHL) 4, Vancouver 1 (over- Victoria e. Seattle Tonight'i Schedule Portland at Springfield (AHL) Victoria at Seattle Vtfieouver Providence (AHL) NATIONAL LEAGUE TP GP GA Chicago 11 1 25 72 41 11 4 3 25 65 44 Toronto 7 3 17 43 55 Detroit a 8 4 la 59 55 New-York 5 9 5 15 56 63 Boston 5 11 2 12 39 7t Saturday's Results Montreal 4, New York 3 Detroit 5, Toronto 3 Chicago 10, Boston 1 Tenant's Schedult Wontreal at Boston Toronto at Detroit Chicago at New York AMERICAN LEAGUE Saturday's Results Cleveland 4, Pittsburgh 2 Rochester 5, Buffalo Springfield 4, Vancouver (WHL) (over Portland (WHL) 1, Hershey LOUIS CARDINALS C-i040 AM Sf HTtB (Y CHEVP0R DEALtHJ JTAWARfl -1 AVIONS FINkC C0WOR4TI0HJ PtrTlt CEALEHS N0 PLYMOUTH OEALtHS HALIAN S'ISS COLONY INE1 mm 710 MMSvs 747 So. Hill MA. 2-8187 Celebrating a half century of Educational Service tclth over 100,000 successful graduate MM MM MM Continued from First Page the outside on runs and threw to his great receiver, Lance Alworth, in the flat. That enabled the Chargers to put together their first touchdown drive of 62 yards with Lincoln nudging the ball over from the 1.

New York automatically adjusted, to put two men on Alworth and otherwise cov er its defensive flanks. Hadl alertly changed tac tics. He fired a pass to Lincoln down the middle and the 212-pound fullback ran over Dainard Paulson and Wahoo McDaniel for a 20-yard touchdown. Herb Travenio's 27-yard field goal after a Namath fumble closed up the first half at 17-0. Namath got the reins brief ly in the third period, but only after Kenny Graham had stolen his second pass to run 51 yards down the side lines for a touchdown, making the count 24-0.

The Jets' lone scoring drive went 82 yards as Na math completed six passes en route, the last to Don Maynard in the end zone. Two long bombs by Hadl, with Alworth the target, PRO GRID STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAOUE Eastern Division Pet. PF PA Rudalo I I 1 .800 238 H9 New York 4 7 1 .364 257 247 Houston 4 7 0 .344 240 321 Boston 2 8 2 .200 174 268 Western Division Pet. PF PA San Dleoo 7 1 3 .778 279 187 Kansas City 4 4 2 .600 252 216 rv.kl.nrt 4 4 1 .600 236 189 Denver 4 7 0 .364 235 295 Saturday's Rtsultt San Dleao. 38; New York, 7.

Only game scheduled. Today's Schedule Denver at Oakland. Buffalo at Houston. Only eames scheduled IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY Free Memory lesson See Ad On Page 3, Sec. A Chuff it with Bankamericafd him? Not a chance! It's fun ny that this story should come out of the East instead: of San Diego." Lowe missed the 1,000 yard mark for the season by! 10 yards Saturday, but he wasn't in there much of the fourth quarter.

"I wanted to go back in there and get the 10 yards," laughed the former Oregon State star from Centennial High, "but coach wouldn't send me in. "I guess he figured I might not have the same desire against Houston next Sunday. I'll get it then, for sure, and a lot more." How would the Chargers fare against the Rams? If Los Angeles gave Hadl the time to throw that the Jets did Saturday, the score might be the same, because the deep defense is the Rams' greatest weakness. However, you have to! think Los Angeles' big fourj up front would have the Chargers' quarterback running for his life, just as the San Diego defense harassed Namath on this beautiful afternoon. SCOBS BY QUARTERS New York 0 0 7 07 San Dieso 0 17 14 7-38 STATISTICS N.Y.

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