The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • 23

23 The Gazette and Daily, York, Tuesday Morning, February 11, 1969 PRO BASKETBALL Pitch-O-Meter To Time 20-Second Rule To Be Used At Chicago White Sox Park OREBOARD Overtime Game Taken By Acco City Industrial Basketball league leaders nip McCrory's by 58-55. Local 786 wins. CITY INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE LAST NIGHT'S SCORES ceo 68, McCrory's 55 (overtime) Local 786 58. Maple Press 38 Mexican Soccer Fan Stabs Player Fatally Mexico City () An unidentified spectator leaped from the stands at a neighborhood soccer game Sunday, stabbed one player to death and wounded two others. The crowd joined the melee while the knifer fled the stadium.

Police said they were trying to establish his identity from descriptions. He was believed about 18 years old. Humberto Moreno Palacios, 19-year-old player for "Electricistas," a team composed of electricians, was fighting with a player from the opposing team of Necaxa District. The spectator intervened and knifed Palacios three times fatally then turned on two other players of the electricians. One remained hospitalized in critical condition.

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION LATE SUNDAY SCORE Los Anqeles 134, Phoenix 116 LAST NIGHT'S SCORES San Dieqo vs. Boston at Philadelphia, postponed, inclement weather Cincinnati at Philadelphia, postponed, inclement weather Only games scheduled STANDING oTTHE TEAMS Eastern Division W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore 42 1 6 .724 New York 42 21 .667 2V2 Philadelphia 38 19 .667 3Vi Boston 35 23 .603 7 Cincinnati 31 27 .534 11 Detroit 24 35 .407 I8V2 Milwaukee 17 43 .283 26 Western Division Los Anqeles 40 20 .667 Atlanta 37 24 .607 3'2 San Francisco 26 32 .448 13 San Dieqo 26 34 .433 14 Chicago 24 37 .393 I6V2 Seattle 22 40 .355 19 Phoenix 13 46 .220 26V2 TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Philadelphia vs.

Cincinnati at Cleveland Baltimore at Chicaqo San Francisco at Atlanta Only qames scheduled STANDING OF THE TEAM'S W. L. Acco 14 2 McCrory's 12 3 Met-Ed 11 5 Allis-Chalmers 9 5 I oral 7R6 10 6 Pet. .875 .800 .688 .643 .625 Maole Press 6 10 .375 AMF 4 10 .286 .133 Motor Freiqht 2 13 Bowen-McLaughlin 0 14 .000 WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE Smith Floor AMF vs. Motor Freight, 7 p.m.

Allis-Chalmers vs. Bowen-McLaughlin, 8 p.m. AMERICAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION LATE SUNDAY SCORE Houston 129, Oakland 123 LAST NIGHT'S SCORES Miami at Los Angeles Only game scheduled TRUCKERS! See the Experts GB lNc Jones Sipe V2 1 13 I It V.4r KB STANDING OF THE TEAMS Eastern Division W. L. Pet.

Minnesota 27 24 .529 Indiana 30 27 .526 Kentucky 26 24 .520 Miami 25 24 .510 New York 14 37 .275 Western Division Oakland 40 7 .851 Denver 31 22 .585 New Orleans 26 26 .500 Los Angeles 22 27 .449 Dallas 21 26 .447 Houston 15 33 .313 Late game not included TONIGHT'S-SCHEDULE Indiana at New York Dallas vs. New Orleans at Monroe, La. Miami at Denver Kentucky at Minnesota Houston at Oakland 12 I6V2 19 19 25'2 Chicago tD They are sprucing up old Comiskey Park, making the Chicago White Sox home location on Chicago's South Side a diamond in the rough with hopes of attracting more baseball fans this season. Attendance sagged to 803,000 last year from a record 1,644,460 in 1960 as the team shared eighth in the American league, 36 games out of first. Unable so far to make any big trades for sluggers, the Sox hope to improve their .228 batting average by bringing in the left and right field walls 20 feet to 335 and center Turtle-Neck Sweaters For Texas Loop Umps Rules Bobby Bragan Dallas, Tex.

(ff) Bobby Bragan, who refined umpire baiting to a fine art during his years as a major league baseball now has set about to make Texas League umps the fashion plates for all organized baseball let 'em wear turtle-neck sweaters. Bragan, often at odds with the umpires when he managed at Milwaukee, Atlanta, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, said that was just one of his ideas as he took over as Texas League president. The outspoken Bragan said now that he is in a position to do some inovating, he also would propose changes in the major league rules 'dealing with rain-outs and some way to prevent long games. Shortly after Bragan signed his two-year contract he announced plans to get the umpires "out of those pallbearer uniforms they wear." But turtlenecks? "Sure, they could wear turtleneck sweaters and a nice pair of slacks," Bragan said. "They could have a different color for each night of the week.

I plan to carry this out this year in the Texas League." Bragan had been scheduled to report to the National League expansion team at Montreal this month as a coach but said he just couldnt pass up the opportunity with the Texas League. The magic number in the Gty Industrial Basketball league last night was 58 as both winning teams posted that figure to gain their triumphs. Aocots pacesetters, however had to go into overtime before beating second-place McCrory's, 58-55, while Local 786 topped Maple Press, 58-38. Both games were played on the Phineas Davis court. Acco just missed winning its game in regular time as Bill Hoff climaxed a last-period comeback for McCrory's by scoring a goal to tie the contest at 48-48.

But, in the surplus period, Acco benefitted from numerous foul opportunities and quickly forged to a lead which was not lost. Charley Brabham: topped the scoring with 26 markers. Local 786 led all the way against Maple Presg with a ten-point bulge in the second period proving decisive. Fishel's 26 were high for the game. McCRORY'S ACCO G.

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Williams 1 0 2 Wilson 2 2 6 Kearse 4 6 14 Gray 6 3 15 Bones 2 3 7 Brabham 10 6 26 Hoff 8 2 18 Henle 3 0 6 Shaffer 4 1 9 Kearse 1 3 5 Plitt 1 0 2 Pillgreen 0 0 0 Fitz 1 1 3 Themes 0 0 0 Front Axl Aligning WHmI IgloiKing From Straightening Axel and Housing Straightening Tandem Alignmtnt field 15 feet from 415. The dimen-sions are being changed by a five-foot-high fence. This also will make for a new seat alignment providing for 11,000 more general admissions where reserved seats used to be. Total capacity for the park is about 44,000. There is a light-up campaign with $100,000 earmarked for arcs outside the park, flooding alleys, parking lots, "with enough light to rtad a newspaper," say officials.

"Our motto is: Sox Park is the Light, Bright and Right One'." Roaming through the stands to give help on any problems will be 15 young ladies called Soxettes. They will be moderny attired in red, white and blue. Also strolling around will be a musical combo. "We will make the park a place people want to come to have fun." A Pitch-O-Meter, which has been incorporated with the huge center-field scoreboard but never used, will be relocated and loaded up to keep constant check on the 20 second rule. The rule, to be enforced this season, calls for a pitcher to deliver his pitch when a man is on base within 20 seconds or an automatic ball will be charged.

"The third base umpire will have an electronic control that turns on the Pitch-O-Meter to count down the 20 second," said Sox Vice President Ed Short. "Cleveland and Chicago are the only American league parks to have it this season. I can just hear the fans counting down when the Pitch-O-Meter goes on. It will be good fan participation." Former Pitt Coach Bill Austin Accepts Post For Lombardi Washington Iff) New Head Coach Vince Lombardi began yesterday to announce the staff he hopes will build the Washington Redskins into the powerhouse he created at Green Bay. His first choice was one of his former assistants, Bill Austin.

Austin was fired as head coach at Pittsburgh last season after compiling a three-year record of 11 victories, 28 losses and three times, with a 1968 record of 2-11-1. The 40-year-old Austin, who makes his home in McMurray, will take over the duties of offensive line coach, the same post he held with Green Bay under Lombardi from 1959-1964. Austin played offensive guard under Lombardi when the latter was an assistant coach with the New York Giants. Austin, after coming out of Oregon State, played seven years with the Giants, then was an assistant coach at Wichita University in 1958 before joining Lombardi at Green Bay in 1959. He spent one year as an assistant coach in Los Angeles prior to taking over the head coach job at Pittsburgh in 1966.

PLAYERS FIXED Montreal (B The National Hockey League fined defenseman Dale Roife of Los Angeles $500 and forward Bill Hicke of Oakland $300 yesterday for a stick-swinging altercation during the Kings-Sea) game at Los Angeles Feb. 1. NHL President Clarence Campbell said neither player would Our heavy-duty Equipment and "Know-How" will restore your truck or trailer frame to original specifications. Member PJM.T.A. I.G.O.P.

il) 6 to 10 P.M., Sat. Noon to 10 P.M. Totals 21 13 55 Totals 22 14 58 5eore by periods: McCrory's 2 14 9 23 755 Acco 4 14 16 14 1058 (Overtime) Feb. 18-19-20-21-22nd. UTD00R SHOW MAPLE PRESS LOCAL 786 G.

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BRING YOUR CAMERA AND LET MOM DAD TAKE YOUR. PICTURE WITH SMOKEY BEAR! Adults 1 Students 50 by Izaak Walton York Chapter 6" Ken Harrelson Leads Ballplayers Tourney Miami, Ha. (SV-Boston outfielder Ken Harrelson shot a 77 yesterday for a 232 total and a one-stroke lead in the third round of the Baseball Players Golf Championship. Harrelson, the defending champion, held a one-stroke lead over Gncin-nati pitcher George Culver, who had a 78, and was three strokes in front of Jim Hardin, who turned in an 80. Harrelson, Culver and Hardin, a Baltimore hurler, were tied for the lead going into yesterday's round.

Chicago pitcher Sammy Ellis, one of the first round leaders, was tied with Hardin for third at 235 after carding a 77. Cleveland Indians' Manager Alvin Dark shot a 78 for a 240. Forrest Gregg Is Named To Packer Grid Staff Green Bay, Wis. S) Forrest Gregg, one elf the National Football League's greatest offensive tackles, was signed by the Green Bay Packers yesterday as an assistant coach. Gregg, 33, who announced his re-tirment recently, came to terms with head Coach Phil Bengtson at a conference in the Packer office.

Bengtson said Gregg fills a numerical vacancy on the coaching staff that has existed since Vince Lombardi stepped down as head coach a year ago. Bengtson, the club's defensive coach, was named to succeed him, and Jerry Burns, defensive secondary coach, went to Minnesota. iilllru I EASTERN JL FT mm LffM Vv .1. X. COLLEGE Kansas 45, Oklahoma State 41 lafavette 76, Mohlenberq 75, overtime Emporia, State 88, Onipha 54 Belmont Abbey 87, Wofford 72 Georgetown, D.C.

77, Xavier 63 Howard Payne 93, Stephen F. Austin 80 Southwest Texas St. 92, East Texas St. 62 St. Paul's 96, Fayetteville State 94 Virqinia Union 72, Virqinia State 70 Florida State 95, Stetson 67 Tennessee 61, Mississippi 45 Ceorqia Tech 88, Air Force 67 St.

Andrews 79, College of Charleston 68 South Carolina 106, Clemson 79 Morehead 106, Middle Tennessee 74 Kentucky 91, Mississippi State 69 The Citadel 79, Virqinia Military 77 Emorv and Henry 85, Milliqan 69 Grove City 75, Geneva 74 Georqia 87, Alabama 78 North Carolina 104, Shaw 92 Atlantic Christian 105, Appalachian 87 Florida 75, Vanderbilt 73 Tennessee Wesleyan 83, Lincoln Memorial 64 North Carolina 85, North Carolina State 62 Eastern Kentucky 85, Western Kentucky 77. overtime Duke 93, Maryland 83 Johns Hopkins 65, Franklin Marshall 64 Westminster, Pa. 71, Wittenburq 59 California State 80, Waynesburg 76 St. Francis 111, St. Vincent 88 Fairmont 85, Wester Liberty 75 West Virqinia State 104, Wheelinq 88 Morris Harvey 99.

West Virginia Tech 97, 4 overtimes Salem 109. Concord 98 SHOW WITH A TREMENDOUS PANORAMA of displays exhibits Something for everyone biggest display of fishing tackle in the nation, largest display of firearms in Pennsylvania, sensational North American Big Game Trophy Exhibit, boats, diving and skiing gear, archery, camping supplies, plus all types and sizes of trailers, campers, utility vehicles. Fish for trout Huge "Where to Go" and travel sections. It's the family fun show I General Admission Children 500 SHOW DAILY- 1:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M.

HOURS SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. FEBRUARY 10 thru IS FREE PARKING 'i mm JoAnne Gunderson Camer entered five golf tournaments in 1968 and won them all, including the U. S. Amateur.

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