Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 6

Pretz Top Sycamore Move To 2nd Round FREEPORT JOURNAL STANDARD PAGE 6 SATURDAY, DEC. 27, 1958 Hart Whips Dupas; Title Shot Next? Schedule Quarterfinals Today At Mount Carroll Tournament MOUNT Lena-Wins-iwalloped Ashton, 73-54; Mount Car- low, Lanark, the host Mount Carroll club and Coach Bill Kuntzel- to the quarterfinals of the 16th an- By WHITNEY MARTIN Associated Press Sports Writer MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) Youth and punch beat youth andinual Mount Carroll Invitational experience Friday night as Gar-iTournament Friday by recording net (Sugar) Hart of Philadelphia first-round wins, took a split decision over New Or- roll romped past Atkinson, 92-64 as Ron Storch scored 34 points man's Shannon quintet advancedifor the winners; and Shannon defeated Elizabeth, 73-64. Slate At 2 p.m.

today, Lena-Winslow face Milledgeville and at 3:30 in a 10-round bout. The defeat put an end to Du- pas' boast that he never had lost 1 to a welterweight, and the victory for Hart bolstered his position as: a contender for Don Jordan's crown. Not Known How soon the will pet a title shot is problematical, but Harry Markson, International: Boxing Club executive director: who watched the fight, indicated! Hart would have to wait a while! at least. set aside its stalling type game andj evening slate finds Mount Carroll It was a ding-dong battle from; Friday night in the White Eagles the start in Miami Beach Auditori-j Holiday AAU Basketball Tourna- um, and it was Hart's punchingjmcnt as they advanced into the pov.er he had registered by a decisive score of knockouts in 29 previous 63-36. meeting Thomson at 7:30 and unbeaten East Dubuque clashing with once-beaten Shannon at 9 p.m.

In the first game, Lena-Winslow, playing without the services of its leading scorer, 6-5 Gary Schamberger, took a 17-12 first-period lead over the Tommies and never trailed. St. Thomas hurt itself with fouls as two starters left the game and two others were playing with four personals at the final horn. Tommies could not overcome The Freeport Merchants Panther lead despite a fourth- i the host club with little respect quarter rally which brought them 'bndav nip it in trip Wliilo F.iolpc'r..— en Freeport Tops White Eagles In Tourney which was the difference. Other winners in the tournament Although Dupas is the same age are Maple Park Legion, 61-59 vie- as started young over Rockford School of Biisi- has had 90 bouts, exclusive of the ness, Rockford UAW, which de- Hart affair.

feated Dick's Shell Service, 80-69, Fight To Dupas and the Elgin Hydraulic Shales Referee Jimmy Peerless gave quintet, which edged the Black- the fight to Dupas. 98-97, based on hawk AC club, 73-69. the 10-point "must" system for the! With the whole team hitting well, winner of each round. Judge Guslthe Freeporters raced to a 12-5 Jacobson had Hart in front, 96-ifirst-quarter lead and never were from 52-36 to 52-46 with 30 seconds left. Larry Maaske, Jerry Henriksen and Bob Bidlingmaier led Lena- Winslow to victory with 14, 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Art Gonzales led the Tommies scoring jwith 17 points on six goals and (jve charity tosses. Lanark Rolls In the second afternoon game, Lanark, which has played slowdown ball all season to compensate for its lack of height, threw caution to the winds to roll past Ash- 95, and Judge Stu Winston's card had Hart on top, 97-94. The Associated Press card had Hart winning 97-94. The nationally televised bout drew 2,846 fans who paid $7,172.25 headed. Outrebounding their opponents on both backboards, the winners outscored the White Eagles in every quarter to win going away.

The merchants exhibited one of to see the ranking welters battle their better nights from the floor it out. Hart is rated No. 2 Dupas No. 4. Navy To Play Football In Own Stadium In '59 ANNAPOLIS, Md.

will play none of its home footbai: games in Baltimore's Memorial Stadium next year. Alarmed by dwindling gate receipts, Naval Academy officials Friday announced, that the only remaining 1959 game scheduled for Baltimore, against Maryland on Nov. 7, will be played instead in the new Navy-Marine Memorial Stadium here. Corps Fight Results Miami Beach, Hart, Philadelphia, outpointed Ralph Dupas, 2 New Orleans, 10. Milan, Italy Emilio Marconi, it a i outpointed Jacques Herbillon.

146, France, 15. (European welterweight title). OWN A RINSE RITE WATER SOFTENER PAY LIKE RENT Softener manufactured completely In Freeport: Semi-automatic. For In formation on water available Call AD 2-7519 Jim Krueger Sons hitting tempts for a resounding .444 mark. Cliff Lang had the best average, hitting on four of eight.

Vern Schneider led the scoring with 15 points, followed by Lang with eight, Bob Spahn with nine, Bill Teuscher with 10 and Bill Wienand with seven. The Freeporters will meet the Maple Park team at 6:45 tonight, the winner to play the victor of the Rockford UAW-Elgin game scheduled for 9 o'clock. The schedule for the championship and consolation game has not been set as yet. RUN AWAY Freeporl (83) White Eagles (36) Stewart 3 0 Bogren Kilburn I 0 0 Lutzow Lang 402 Kasch Spahn 4 1 Carlson Schneider fi 3 2 Carlson Boland 200 Fross Teuscher 432 Gusto Wienand 3 1 2 Samp Chambers 1 0 West Penticoff 000 Johnson Wltchell Totals 28 7 3 Totals Score by 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 320 002 000 0 4 1 i i 000 200 15 6 8 ton. The Beavers gained a 19-13 edge at the quarter, a 39-19 lead at halftime and were never headed.

Mel Hawbecker led all scorers with 25 points on nine goals and seven free shots. McClain was high man for Ashton with 16 tallies. In the first evening game, Mount Carroll led 18-15 at the end of the first period but broke loose in the second eight minutes to score 35 points and take a 53-34 halftime lead. Joining Storch in the double figures of the Mount Carroll scoring column were Paul Kreimeier whc meshed 25 points and Don Roger who added 12 markers. Vanders nick was high scorer for the loser with 17 points.

Shannon Wins 9th Larry Lessman and Don Can field scored 27 and 20 points, re spcctively, to lead Shannon to it ninth win in 10 outings. Don Bale and Bob Knauer had 24 and points for the Terps. The winners took an early leac and never relinquished it. St. Thomas j46) Lena-Winslow (35 Burns Henry Buffo DeCastrls Cionzalcs Cruthoff Vitnlc Adamski Marimiro Clauson 1 1 3 Ocker 205 Blesemeier 5 0 5 Bldllngm'r 3 3 4 Werhane 654 Henriksen 1 0 2 Maaske 003 0 1 3 ooo 000 0 2 3 0 3 5 1 6 2 8 4 6 Totals 181029 Totals 14271 St.

Thomas J2 IB 5 Lena-Winslow Ashton (54) 17 14 13 Lanark (73) 9 7 430 4 8 332 1 4 003 003 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 Totals 211227 Totals 232722 K. L'enstein 3 1 3 Hawbecker R. L'enstein 3 7 5 Applegate McClnln Cater ArRetsinger I.awson Chapman Cionnerman Albrecht Hunger 723 Carbaugh 524 Bookman 000 Burkltt 005 Gruhn 002 Graham 205 Olson 1 0 0 FMcklnger 000 Parod Ashton 13 Lanark 19 6 25 20 17 Mt. Carroll (92) Atkinson (84) Kreimeier Law Marth Storch Rogers Adams Carbaugh Thomson 1132 Boelens 233 Hagberg 4 1 5 Goreth 13 8 4 Harris 1 3 2 402 1 0 0 443 522 Van'helman 000 000 Mlnnert 2 1 1 Van'snlck 0 0 1 Renner 763 8 1 3 000 Totals 37 18 18 Totals 25 14 13 Mt. Carroll 18 35 15 Atkinson 15 19 16 Shannon (73) Lessman Bass Bishop Herren Johnson Canfleld Schneider 13 1 Williams 402 Baier 0 1 5 Knauer 1 0 3 Ferguson 0 2 1 T.lsk 4 3 Wurster 455 Elizabeth (64) 424 883 6 3 3 5 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 2 Totals 301320 Totals 2514 15 Shannon 17 Elizabeth 13 12 20 17 18 West Aurora, Shabbona, Maine Advance At DeKalb West Aurora, Shabbona and) points apiece and Bill Mullins and Maine Township, along with Free- Ron Espe added another 12 and port, will make up the field of the 11, respectively.

Buddy Russell second round play in the upper! and Doug Sund led the losers with bracket of the DeKalb Holiday points apiece. Tournament Monday as each posted a win Friday. Breezes To Win Maine Township breezed to its West Aurora, one of the tourney victory over an outclassed Water- White Eagles 5 10 Bowling LAUIfcS INDEPENDENT Klcn "CCI rgess Battery 3, Superior Heating Whlle Malne Waltzed to a Victory! for Mnin er-wid 2, Pecks South Side TV over Waterman 68-37 Maine. T) i LADIES INDEPENDENT Burgess Ker-Wid 0, Steph Co. Ready'Mix Micro Switch 2.

Green it Olson Sports Bowl I. Dikkers Burkholder 2 High team Co. Ready Mix, High team Battery. 781 Po 8h 518 1diVldUal Serle8 Marion keH1 Kj' Individual Bus- favorites and lopsided winner over Oregon Friday afternoon. 7547, will meet Shabbona Monday at 1:30 p.m.

Shabbona also had nn 2 eas victory, downing Rochelle, 12 9 3G 66-41. The other game Monday afternoon will pit Freeport against Maine Township at 3 o'clock. The Pretzels downed Sycamore, 47-45, Freeporters Will Oppose Maine Monday THE FIRST STEP Freeport (47) Schauer Grinnell Wright Fawver Rehfeldt Reid Wagner Stearns Sycamore (45) 332 Boles 1 1 3 Howey 483 Hill 535 Smith I 0 2 Stevens 0 0 1 Jones 0 0 I Miller 1 2 0 Totals 15 17 17 Totals Score by Freeport 9 15 Sycamore 8 20 063 3 1 1 335 354 3 3 4 000 1 1 1 13 19 18 7 9 Free throws missed: Freeport, 11; Sycamore, 6. BY DEWEY DINGELDEIN J-S Sports Writer Sputtering and stumbling through most of the game, the Freeport Pretzels put together just enough good basketball to eke out a win over a tough Sycamore club Fri day night at DeKalb, 47-45. The victory sent the Freeporters into the second round of the DeKalb 'Holiday Tournament at the Northern Illinois Fieldhouse.

The Pretz will face a lanky Maine Township team which ran over Waterman in their first game Friday night. The game is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. Monday. The Pretzels had to come from Behind three times in order to stay the ball game with Sycamore, the last coming in the waning moments of the game. Come Alive With the Spartans ahead 37-29, with 53 seconds remaining in the third quarter the Pretz suddenly came alive.

With Mel Wright, Wayne Fawver and Gary Stearns eading the way they quickly overcame the Sycamore lead. Stearns had entered the game only seconds with Gary Wagner and Ken an attempt by Coach Ron Norman to bolster the Pretz and to find a winning combination. The three juniors did just that. It was the turning point of the game and the Pretz went on to outscore he Spartans in the last quarter, 16-8 and win the ball game. Wright, held almost scoreless hrough the early part of the game but who tallied 10 times in the cru- ial rally, scored on a jump shot Polo Tourney Starts At 7 Monday Night Action in the Polo Holiday Tourney gets under way Monday night with two games slated.

At 7 p.m., Byron's Tigers face Mount Morris followed by the Leaf River-Polo clash at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aquin challenges an mproving Forreston club at 7 p.m. and Winnebago meets Oregon at 8:30 in lower-bracket games. Byron is sporting a 4-3 season mark going into Monday night's game while Mount Morris is playing .500 percentage basketball with a 3-3 record. Byron is tied for third place in the Route 72 Conference with Winnebago.

Both clubs show 4-2 league marks. Mount Morris, which surprised Mount Carroll last week, 55-54, is in a two-way tie for second place in the Blackhawk Conference with Oregon. Brian Schelling, sen- 'or forward, has been the Mound- big gun this year, averaging 18 points a game. Leaf River, showing a 4-4 season mark, holds down fifth place the eight-team Route 72 loop with a 3-3 record. The Demons, aided by the transfer of 6-4 Sheryl Mennenga, have not found the ight combination yet.

Polo is having one of its poorer seasons. The Marcos have won only one game in the Blackhawk Conference while dropping two. Last week, Oregon ran to a 60-45 ivin over Coach Phil Hardy's club. Skier Named Canada's Top Athlete TORONTO (AP) Last February, 23-year-old Lucile Wheeler capped 13 years of rigorous train- ng by winning two events in the World Alpine Skiing Championships at Bad Gastein, Austria. The performances stamped her as Canada's Outstanding Female Athlete of 1958.

The award was made official oday by the country's sports ed- tors and broadcasters participat- ng in the 24th annual Canadian 'ress year-end poll. The blue- redhead, only Canadian to in a world title in skiing, took lonors by a tremendous margin wer 21 other nominated athletes. Voters were asked by CP to lame the best three Canadian emale athletes, in order, and the man, 68-37. The tall Maine five outrebounded and outshot the small Waterman quintet, seldom allowing the losers to get inside its zone defense. Tom Gebbie of Maine and Steve Maple of Waterman tied for scoring honors for the game and for the first round each scoring 24.

Rich Peterson chipped end the scoring in the third and start the Pretzels on heir way. Two Quick Baskets Two quick baskets by Wayne awver at the onset of the last Barter cut the lead to 37-35. Bill Sycamore's peppy guard nd playmaker, scored on a free hrow but Wright came back with six straight points to put the Free- porters ahead for the first time since the first quarter, 41-38. The Spartans were far from through at this point. They engineered a rally of their own, scoring ow-retired world champion from t.

Jovite, dominated poll with 218 points. Mrs. Marlene Stewart Streit of Toronto, one of Canada's all-time Pro Football Reaches Climax In Tilt Sunday By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) The pro ootball season reaches its climax Sunday when the Baltimore Colts Jit their wild West offense against the New York Giants' grudging defense in the playoff game for championship of the National Football League. The Colts, well rested after inching the Western Conference four weeks ago, are point favorites over the Giants who had to beat Cleveland three times to Richardson Will Not Play In Davis Cup By WILL GRIMSLEY Associated Press Sports Writer BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Perry Jones said Saturday night Barry MacKay and Alex 01- medo would play the opening singes against Australia in the Davis challenge round Monday. In a hurriedly called late evening news conference, he also announced Ham Richardson, the No.

1 U.S. player, and Olmedo vould play the doubles. Jones' announcement ended long speculation over the singles selec- ions. He said he believes his U.S. ineup had the best chance to beat Australia next week.

No Players Present Chief counsel Jack Kramer was 3n hand when the announcement made. No players were present. "My decision on this matter was dictated by the physical side of Jones said. "I felt that Richardson would be unable to play op-flight tennis in intense tropical heat for three days." Richardson said he was deeply shocked by the announcement. He criticized-Jones' method of mak- ng the selection.

'No Courage' "He did not have the courage tell us," Richardson declared, adding that Jones did not show any conviction. "As a result, our team has been a state of strain not knowing A-ho would play and unable to point to the Australians. 'This is my last Davis Cup campaign," Richardson added. "This is my last year of big- ime tennis." He repeated that if was incom- rehensible to him that he should win the crown. Eastern Conference Big Crowd With the help of the weatherman's friendly forecast of partly cloudy and mild, a near-capacity crowd of 70,000 plus will storm Yankee Stadium.

This will be a happy sight for the players, 'as well as the owners, as the hired help get 70 per cent of the loot, including $200,000 for television rights. All reserved and box seats held by the Giant office were sold early in the week. However, about 500 turned back by Baltimore went on sale at the Stadium this morning. Approximately 10,000 bleacher and standing room tickets will be available Sunday morning. $4,600 Share Each winning share should be worth about $4,600 and each loser about $3,000 if there is a sellout.

Each would be a record, breaking last year's marks of $4,295 and $2,750 for Detroit and Cleveland. New York area fans who are not at the Stadium will have to depend on the radio as the network (NBC) telecast will be blacked out in New York and a 75-mile surrounding area. In addition to the prestige of a first league title and the riches be shared by the winners, the Colts are anxious to get even with the Giants who handed them their first defeat 24-21, Nov. 9. In case of a tie at the end of regulation play, they will continue until one team scores on a sudden- death basis.

This never has happened in a playoff game. Marvin's, Cellulose Fives Win At YMCA Marvin's and Burgess Cellulose captured victories in the YMCA Basketball Tournament Friday night to move into the next round of the play. Rodgers Leads Philadelphia Past Knicks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The headlong plunge of the Philadelphia Warriors to the lower depths of the National Basketball Eastern Division has been stopped and it took a rookie to do it. Young Guy Rodjjors, a former All-America from Temple, put on a great performance Friday night the Warriors to a 106-93 victory over the New York Knickerbockers at Hershey, Pa. Rodgers scored 28 points, handed off a dozen assists and grabbed 11 rebounds.

Until they went into their tailspin a couple of weeks ago, the Warriors had compiled a 9-11 mark, which kept them within sight of the leaders. Now they are all but out of the running. The Boston Celtics widened lead in the Eastern Division yy polishing off the Minneapolis -akers, 107-91, and the Detroit Pistons whipped the Cincinnati Royals, 131-91, in a doubleheader Detroit. The Royals made a battle out of their game with the Pistons for two periods. At the half, Detroit ed, 53-51.

But after that, the Pis- ons began to pour'it on and had Duilt up a 111-65 margin early in the fourth quarter. OPEN BOWLING Afternoons and Weekends STAR BOWL Marvin's Methodist, trounced 82-37 and Embury will face left off the singles line-up, the pointing out again his No. 1 ranking and his superior record. "I am disgusted," he said. great female golfers and poll winner in 1957, was second with 127 points.

Ernestine Russell, 18-year- old gymnast from Windsor, who won both the Canadian and American championships, was third with only 28 points. Cricket Player May Get Tryout With Yankees Depends On Winners Games scheduled Monday the lower bracket will depend for GAME 1 West Aurora (75) Oregon Beehee m- wi c-1 will UCLJCIIU Oil i Co the winners of today's games. Thejschwenk winner of the Rock Falls-Glenbard game will play the winner of the and Small Young Pottelger Konrad Genoa-Kingston Monday at 7:30 Ed Savitsky, Cornell tackle, is the! rn Friday A game at 9 o'clock Monday will regimental commander of ihe Armv ROTC nt the Ithaca, N. school 524 Broderlck 343 Reed 1 1 3 Janssen 10 3 3 Kersten 500 Young 224 Donaldson 1 0 2 Laskos 1 5 2 Gatr 1 0 1 Sassaman 001 Gelander BRISBANE Talbert, jformer U.S. Davis Cup captain Wlth turned informal baseball scout, game, jsaid today the New York Yan- wifh ln have not made a firm offer 1UmilHb inverting two to Norman O'Neill, Australia's fiee throws and then Stearns took crack test cr cke ter.

45 43 an'd nnif the SC This was circulated after 1 8 16 Albert met with O'Neill in M.1- (Advertisement) H. LAMEYER, IN VACUUM CLEANER BUSINESS FOR 15 YEARS Starting 15 years of Complete cleaners ever made. Free pick-up i bv high-scoring Bill Small the Vacuum Cleaner service on all and delivery on all repair work. Blackhawks grabbed a 12-6 first- makes of cleaners. Now is the time' Your cleaner is guaranteed uart lead and steadily pulled away from the outmanned Hawks.

Scpre by West Aurora 12 Ifi 18 Oregon 617 pit the winners of the Downer's Grove-Belvidere and DeKalb-Amboy contests. West Aurora, one of the top- ranked teams in the state, had lit- Shnbbona 66 Rochelle (41) lie trouble disposing of Oregon. Totals 29 1723 Totals 2 9 51 stole the ball and scored on a and was fouled in the process. He dropped in the free throw to put the Pretz ahead again 46-45. Freeport Stalls Sycamore was called for travel- ling and the Pretz gained control with 1:01 left.

The remainder of the game the Freeporters stalled. Stearns was fouled again in the 1 3 4 232 305 223 020 042 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 01 12 23 24 GAME I to put your cleaner like a new one. Mullins Straw Klcming Espe Flewellin 522 Sund 472 Furman fi 3 4 Harmon 344 1 0 1 bourne this week to discuss the possibility of the cricket star having a tryout with the world baseball champions. "This has been ballooned up far beyond its proper proportions," Talbert said. "The Yankees merely are interested in finding out some things about this young man.

good ball the Pretzels played their worst game of the season. Their 2 0: ballhandling was bad would have to look him over to say whether or not he has promise of making the tinn i t0 0ndl Used clea ners and new Hoovers'West scored 29 points in the final George in 6 for by brin in H. L. Lameyer FREEPORT HARDWARE CO. 103 West Main LIFi SAVERS People slaughtered on the road, And as the angels weep, With prices They wonder why- Is human life so cheap.

I CAMtfW. MJURE A CUSTVMlR Of FRANZ-RICHARDS AGENCY, Inc. Insurance Exclusively 123 Chicago Ave. Dial AD MIDI Small was 003 Hetr.el 1 4 2 Oustafson 030 Olsen 000 Kckhardt Reed 113 1 2 1 1 0 3 1 0 2i Totals 22 2 16 Totals Score by 14 13 26 top scorer for the Sh uy 8 23 11 a 1 1 nn Warriors and the game with 23! Rochelle 9 10 41 points while Beebee added an-; other 12 for the winners. Maine (68) Broderick topped the Hawks with' 13 points.

In the second game Shabbona! Gebbie GAME Waterman (37) White Peterson started slowly, ending the 1 period in a 8-8 tie with but scored 23 points in the second' Wegner quarter to pull away to a Schmidt half-time lead. The winners won! Porter going away in the last two periods. I Totals Jerry Wisted and Mary Straw led the Shabbona quintet with 15 025 Stryker 7 I 1 Olson 10 4 1 Sherman 300 Maple 4 1 3 North 004 Martin 1 0 2 Hendrick- 301 son 202 000 0 3 I 0 2 1 0 2 1 6 12 3 203 1 0 I and they big leagues." leir team-; O'Neill, 21. from Adelaide in Fnr the Allstralia baseball in the Ul same a row lhe off season in one of the few leagues. He hit .400 last year and played 0 0 3 the shooting department.

They managed only 15 field goals in or am attempts for a .306 mark and made 17 of 28 free throws. The Pretzels were saved from this loss because the Spartans had A(hlelic club basketball team. an even worse .285 mark. The losers remained in the lead most A toTthe ofl Totals Score by 13 IP 21 5134 of the game by converting 19 of 25 free throws, ten in the second period. Team Victory ooo! A ain as in tll other Pretzel I victories, no one man was out- Islanding.

Roger Schauer carried 9i9ioi tne team in he early part of the game, Fawver was the big gun Winter Wheel Alignment Special Camber, Caster, Toe-In Every Car Needs It! 6 McCulloch Motor Co. "Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer" 1535 South West Avenue AD 2-7145 'in the middle, and Wright and Stearns led the rally at the end. It was an exciting come-frorn-be- ihind victory which was won as jmuch by desire as any other ele- i ment. If the Pretz can only add a little skillful basketball as an ingredient they may wind up with a winning combination. COMPLETE VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE Hoses for all makes FREEPORT HARDWARE CO.

H. Lameyer 103 W. Main College Basketball By THE ASSOCIATER PRESS So. 61, Denver 51 Santa Clara 49, UCLA 47 Utah State 64, Idaho 63 Stanford 74, Arizona 59 Idaho State 100, Alaska 58 Kent. State (Ohio) 80, Calif.

Poly (San Luis Obispo) 76 Deans of Lena tonight at 7:30. Atwood of Stockton will play Hannah's at 8:30, Burgess Cellulose defeated Raih's to advance to the semifinals in the tourney, 67-35. Marvlns (82) Reitlnger Hiveley 4-0-0, Novak 10-1-1. Cox 4-0-0, Cregan 2-1-2. Franz 2-0-2, Keister 2-0-1.

Wagner 2-0-3, Mueller 5-2-1. Totals 3S-6-12. Embury Methodist (37) Arndt 0-1-2, Rinderman 1-0-1, Stass 2-3-1, Jacobs l-I-I, Gorman I-I-O. Cuplln 3-0-0, Erdman 3-1-0, Place 3-0-2. Ocker 1-0-2.

Totals 15-7-10. Score by Marvlns 15 IS 29 Embury 3 8 13 ELECTRIC WIRING and HEATING CONTRACTOR See us about heating your new home with electricity. Serving Freeport for 25 424 S. Chicago ADams 3-2H2 your fire protection COSTS! Ask us about a money-saving "5 20 FIRE years of fire protection equal yearly payments saving over buying year-to-year Burgess Cellulose (67) Anderson 2-0-0, Neuges 5-3-0, Connors 5-0-1. Albright 1-0-0, Blackburn 0-0-3, Drake 11-4-1, Klenlz 1-2-0, Dame 4-0-3.

Totals A I 2998 rKttrUKI OhNcKAL Ralhs (35) Mines 2-1-0. Schmelzle IKICIlDAMrC 3-1-4, Dot-man 1-0-1. Peters 5-2-3, Mil- INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Burgess IS 13 IS 21-671 104 rin St Wams 2-4914 Raihs 6 10 9 Freeport, III. Bob F. Long Gil H.

Rubly Ex-California Coach Stub Allison Reported (First Round) Duquesne 78, Tulsa 67 Bowling Green 85, Wichita 81 Xavier (Ohio) 68, Oregon 57 Oklahoma City 72, San Francisco 64 Southwest Conference (First Round) So. Methodist 65, Arkansas 64 Texas Christian 62, Baylor 55 Rice 62, Texas 43 Texas 66, Texas Tech 58 ECAC Festival (First Round) Utah 80, Cornell 61 Dayton 84, Niagara 79 Improved After Attack BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) Old- time University of California head football coach Stub Allison was reported still in serious condition today but slightly improved from a heart attack suffered Christmas night. One of California's team physicians, Dr. James Harkness, remained behind to care for Allison when the Bears flew south for the Rose Bowl game against Iowa.

Allison took Cals "Thunder Team" to the Rose Bowl in 1938, when it defeated Alabama 13-0. FARMERS AUTO OF PEKIN FI-RE ANP CASUALTY INSURANCE; PLUMBING and St. Josephs (Pa) 72, Syracuse HEATING St. Johns (NY) 77, Holy Cross IHW Remodeling Big Eight (First Round) Kansas State 69, Missouri 66 Oklahoma 68, Iowa State 65 Evansville Invitational (First Round) Term. Tech 69, St.

Mary' (Calif.) 67 Evansville 84, Washington (St Louis) 53 Hoosler Classic Notre Dame 73, Indiana 67 Purdue 78, Butler 65 Remodeling and New Installations A. L. SECKER Plumbing and Heating 512 So With Other '59 Cars Up in Size and Price There's Only ONE BUY in the "Low Price" Field RAMBLER 7 59 AMERICAN SEDAN Drive a Rambler See how It out-parks, outmaneuvers, out-saves any other '59 car built! 1835 DONAHUE RAMBLER SALES 118 East Exchange Colonnades Hotel PALM BEACH SHORJS a paradise on the ocean in Florida Whitevir your Idti of i pir ftct vaotlon, Id waiting for you it Colonnadet-at turprlslngly retsonibli nteil If you like to do thert'i i tomplett program, if you just like to rein there's over 800 feet of fine ocean beachl Apart- menu with cooking radii- tiet or air-conditionjd roomt, free parking space. olymple-ilie pool and drin'i pool snackbar, dining room and cocktail lounge yachting facilities, fiulf Stream fishing I for mutinied folder, tvrltei The Colonnades Hotel, FJ-5 Box 676, Riviera Beach, Fla. Tal: Palm Beach VI 4-5221 where excellence is not extravagance (like your coal Wmitrf t.

Would you like strong, thrifty -Heating-- power from top grade coal? And painstaking gu-r- anteed service that delivers brimful for your fuel dollars? measure BETTER CALL US QUICKLY FOR YOUR PRESH SUPPLY. Dial AD 2-6114 THE H. A. HILLMER CO. 220 East Exchange Street.