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Irvin, El Paso High Tighten Northern Cage Knot Cage Scores Carr Leads Crosbv Golf Meet Jefferson Remains Undefeated By BUTCH FREEMAN PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) The Irvin Rockets an4 the El -mm. rasa men 2cnooi ligers won games in Thursday's high school Unheralded, unattached and unsponsored, Joe Carr surprised the big name golfers Thursday by touring the Cypress Point course in four-under-par 68 and basketball action to tighten the tie for the lead in the Northern THURSDAY'S GAMES EAST Hiah Point 69, Belmont Abbey 60 St. Bernard 111, Covenont 42 Gordon College 74, Nasson 65 Ft. Valley State 89, Albany State 73 Shepherd 97, Baltimore 86 SOUTH Clemson 82, Furman 67 Berry 49, Georgia Southwestern 47 Tri-State 85, Huntington 78 Transylvania 94, Berea 54 Hiwassee 101, Chattanooga City 50 Lipscomb 75, Belmont 68 Austin, Peav 74, Tennessee-Martin 71 Voorhees 127, Morris College 99 Tusculum 69, King i0 Philander Smith, Ark.

81, Hendrix, Ark. 78. MIDWEST Bethel, Kan. 71, Baker 63 St. John's Minn.

82, Augsburg 68 Dakota Wesleyan 103, Southern, S.D. 62 Tabor 86, Friends, Kan. 63 Doane 77, Kearney 76 Akron 89, Bethany 64 Drake 70, Iowa State 57 Western, III. 82, Neb. Wesleyan 74 WEST Phillips Oilers 101, Arizona 74 Division in District 1-AAAA.

grabbing the first-round lead in On the Southern scene, the Jef Bing Crosby's $104,500 pro- ferson Foxes polished off the amateur tournament. The 28-y a -o 1 Carr, from Bowie Bears 50-34 to remain undefeated in conference Worcester, and winner of only $50 in official money for 1 The Rockets racked Andress 64-24 and El Paso walloped Tech Joe Carr 34-3448 nical 50-34 to give both of the Jack Nicklaus 33-3669 Jack Burke Jr. 36-3470 Bob Charles 36-3470 teams a 3-1 record. In the other game in the North, Coronado beat Austin 53-36 to drop the Jim Colbert 32-3870 Al Geiberger 34-3670 Jerry Prttman 36-3470 Chuck Courtney 36-3571 Jerry Steelsmith 34-3771 Panters out of a share of the lead. Dale Douglass J-jc Roy Floyd 35-3671 The Ysleta Indians changed to a zone defense in the second half Gene Littler 34-3771 Tom Nieporte 36-35 71 Foremsky Keeps Vegas Bowling Lead LAS VEGAS, Nev.

(AP) De and scored 23 points in the fourth Steve Oppermann 35-36 I Paul Scodeler 34-3771 period to beat the Bel Air High Bert Yancey 36-3571 Frank Beard 37-3572 CAGE-GREAT ARRIVES ohn J. O'Brien, member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, arrived in El Paso Thursday afternoon to be a special guest at a wedding. O'Brien was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1961. He formed the Metropolitan Basketball League in 1921, realigned the American League in 1928, and served as its president for 25 years. At International Airport with him are, from left, James Blake, New York, companion of O'Brien, Joe C.

Yarbrough, O'Brien, eorge McCarty, UTEP athletic director, and Fred Brown. (Times Staff Photo) Julius Boros 38-3472 landers 70-58 for second spot the South with a 3-1 mark. The Eastwood Troopers, behind the shooting of Bob Tomlinson, Pete Brown 36-36 7Z Billy Casper 37-3572 fending champion Skee Forem Joe Taylor 35-3772 Bill Ezinicki 36-3672 Doug Ford 34-3872 sky, of El Paso kept his lead downed Burges 56-49 Thursday in the third round of DICK LVTie Jf-OJ it Rex Baxter 37-3572 In Friday night's sectional the Professional Bowlers Asso play, the two teams tied for the Ed Furgol 38-3472 Dave Marad 37-3572 Tal Smith 35-3772 ciation $50,000 Las Vegas Open. lead in the North, El Paso Hign Dave Stockton 37-3572 Foremsky, a 28-year-old left- and Irvin, battle at Irvin and George Archer 34-3973 George Bayer 73 hander who led through the first fx Bob Boldt 37-3673 Paul Bondeson 36-37 73 Jeff, the leader in the South with a 4-0 mark travels across town to play the Eastwood Troopers, who Cfjc 1 100 Games Joe Campbell 38-3573 Wes Ellis 39-3473 Terrell Makes Peace With Dome HOUSTON (AP) Ernie Terrell made peace Thursday with the Astrodome after receiving a Bob Goalby 35-38 73 WEBER TALL MAN Weber State's Dan Sparks puts a shot up for the Wildcats. The 6-foot-8 junior is the tallest player on the Weber squad and is third in scoring for the Wildcats with a 14.2 average while leading in rebounds at 11.5.

Weber challenges the sixth-ranked University of Texas at El Paso Miners at 12:30 p.m. Saturday in a regionally televised game at Memorial Gym. sport a 2-2 mark. In other games Friday Corona-do is at Tech, Andress at Austin, rtJj two rounds, stayed 60 pins ahead of Bob Collates with an 18-game total of 3,889. Collatos, of Santa Monica, is at 3,829.

Dave Davis, of Phoenix, is third with 3,828 pins, and Vic Iwlew, of Kalamazoo, fourth with 3,802. The bowlers are competing for Lou Graham 38-3573 Dick Hort 37-3673 Dave Hill 36-3773 Howie Johnson 36-37 73 John Joseph 32-4173 Bel Air at Bowie and Ysleta is at Ted Malalena 38-3573 Burges Friday, January 20, 1967 Bob McCallister 36-3773 Page 5-C Area games have Van Horn at Jerry McGee 36-3773 Mason Rudolph 35-3873 promise of equal billing on pro $10,000 first-prize money in Sa Doug Sanders 35-38 73 Ernis Vossler 35-3873 Art Wall Jr. 37-3673 turday nationally televised motion signs for his Feb. 6 title fight with Casslus Clay. Terre'l had given Astrodome Championship Enterprises, the Tom Aaron 37-3774 Al Besselink 38-3674 George Washington Halts Grid Program Bill Collins 39-3574 Slate Earlier Start For Miners' TV Tilt Canutillo; Tornillo at Anthony; Sierra Blanca at Dell City; Socorro at Fort Hancock; Mc-Camey at Marfa and Clint at Wink.

In two non-conference tilts Lydia Patterson Institute plays Parkland at Parkland and Jesuit plays Fabens at Fabens. Rocke Ellis led the Rockets in Bruce Crampton 35-3974 Billy Farrell 37-3 4 Mike Fetchlck 38-3674 promoters, a 48-hour ultimatum on Tuesday that he would pack his bags and go home if the objectionable signs were not Jack Fleck 37-3774 Wright Garrett 37-3774 Ranoy eiover One serious hurdle exams has been cleared and now another changed. The World Boxing Association's Weber State looms for the Texas Miners who swing back into By TOM SEPPY WASHINGTON (AP) The board of trustees at George Washington University voted Thursday to end the school's intercollegiate football program after 58 years of varsity competition. The 35 trustees, during an all-day meeting in which the Goose Tatum Funeral Set Friday Private funeral services will be held Friday for Reece (Goose) Tatum, one of the best heavyweight champion said Tommy Jacobs jo-jb 4 Mac Hunter 36-3874 George Knudson 37-37 74 Charles Matlack 40-3474 Arnold Palmer 35-3974 John Pott 39-3574 Steve Reid Phil Rodger 35-3974 Jack Rule Dick Stranahon 36-38 74 many of the signs had Clay's action Saturday after an 11-day layoff. Tipoff time Saturday is 12:30 p.m.

In the 10 a.m. prelim, the Miner yearlings tangle with New Mexico Military. Although Saturday's game will be a regionally televised affair, the El Paso scoring with 19 points while Jim Finlay paced Andress with 11. The Rockets scored 17 points in the first quarter and 17 again in the second period to take a 34-12 halftone lead. The Eagles were never able to athletic program was re-evaluated, also voted to set aside $250,000 annually beginning during the 1987-68 school year to aid in fi name in larger letters and all the signs had a picture of the consensus champion but none of Tom Weiskopf 40-3474 Terry Wilcox 37-3774 area will be blacked-out.

nancing a new recreation-phvsi-1 i Terrell. The Saturday game originally get in double figures in any quar cal education building Astrodome officials announced ter of the game. 1986, topped Jack Nicklaus, the Sonnichsen Wins Ascarate Event was scheduled for 1 p.m. but was advanced one-half hour to avoid the settlement of the dispute Master's champion, by a stroke. Bruce Andrews was the high scorer for the Tigers with 20 Nicklaus posted his three- Carlsbad Leads EP Wrestling Carlsbad took the lead in the conflict with the American Football League All-Star game.

after another conference with Terrell and his manager, George Ham id Jr. "We agreed with Ernie that under par 69 at Pebble Beach, points followed by Vic Cisneros with 13. Emilio Corral was the the monster of the three courses They also called for an expanded intramural program and a broadening of other varsity sports. The announcement was made at a news conference by Warren Gould, vice president for resources at the university. Gould read a statement in Weber State roars into Memo big gun for Tech with 11.

which the Crosby competitors he should have equal billing," rial Gym with an impressive 12-2 The Tigers took the lead from the first period and never relinquished it. They were ahead must play prior to Sunday's finals in the 72-hole event. Carr putted in a 40-footer to mark which includes a startling 86-72 success over always-potent said Fred Hof heinz, head of the new corporation that is promoting the first fight. Carol Sonnichsen took first place in the championship flight of Ascarate Women's Golf Association Hixson silver tournament completed Thursday over the Ascarate course. First round of the 36-hole, low net tournament was played last week.

Tournament results: known court jesters ever to play for the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team. Tatum, 45, died in an El Paso hospital Wednesday after a seizure at his home. His widow, Naomi, said Tatum had been ill off and on for about a year and had been hospitalized on a few occasions, one earlier this month. Tatum, who was in the Air Corps in World War II. will be buried with military honors at Ft.

Bliss National Cemetery. After leaving the Globetrotters in 1954 Tatum formed a similar basketball team, the Harlem Roadkings, which Mrs. Tatum says will continue. first day's matches Thursday in the El Paso Invitational Wrestling Tournament with 25 points, while Irvin's Rockets and Las open his round and then carded Seattle earlier this week at Og-den. i which the trustees 6aid the deci five other birdies with only a Although Coach Don Haskins is sion was made after the possible courses of action pair of bogeys in calm, sunny out of town, the Miners went Cruces High School, followed with 23.

25-17 at the half. Big Nate Stephens paced Jef-ferson with 19 points, even though he fouled out in the fourth quarter. Charley Sweed fouled out in the final period with 10 tallies. Ramon Barraza, with 17, was and considering the limited re back to the practice area Wednesday under the supervi Championship- flight Carol Sonnichsen, sources with which the universi The tournament, which is com Pro Cage Scores NBA San Froncisco 123, New York 102 Baltimore 122, Cincinnati 118 Philadelphia 127, Chicago 102 Pro Hockey Scores NHL Chicago 4, Boston 2 Detroit 6, Toronto 2 nanny joyeaux, Helen McCain. ty must meet its commitments.

warm weather on the picturesque Monterey Peninsula. FIVE AT 70 Five golfers deadlocked at 70, four of those scores shot at Spy posed of 239 matches, has 15 sion of assistant coach Jerry Hale, who reported it was one of First flight Justine Stone, Virginia Brady, Maureen Dennehey. Second flight Rachel Davila, Dovey Dr. Louis H. Elliott, universi teams entered and is broken down into 12 divisions.

the only Bowie player in double figures. The Bears have a 1-3 re Shores, Lucille Echaniz. Third Flight Joyce Waldo, Dorothy Echaniz, Liz Larrimore. the team's best efforts. "The rest appears to have ty president, recommended that the school drop football immediately because it was costing ap The semifinals of the meet glass Hill, the new and treacherous layout with holes named for cord in sectional play start at 9:30 a.m.

Fridav with helped," Hale reported. "They proximately $250,000 a year to Treasure Island lore. the first round of the consolation be played by the downtown XH2HXHZHXHXHSHXH3H5H3H! i CORO BAN POLY EPOXY 5 The Highlanders took the first period lead, 15-13, but Ysleta came back to score 22 points in the second period and took a matches scheduled for 11 a.m. Washington school Ski Report and the second round set for 2:30 appear to have more spring and more desire." From the way the Weber State Wildcats have been operating this season the Miners will need Jerry i 1 1 a Jack Burke New Zealand's Bobby Charles and Jim Colbert of Kansas City, had the 70's at Dr. Elliott's study of the program was the second at p.m.

35-30 lead. The finals of the tournament Sammy James of Bel Air was the high man in the city Thurs By The Associated Press the extra spring when the action will begin at 7:30 p.m., with tro Spyglass Hill. Arnold Palmer shot a double-bogey six on the The weekly U.S. Forest Service report phies to be awarded to first, sec day night with 28 points, 20 of 18th for a 74 there while defend A "Musi" where maximum performance is required in an atmosphere of high corrosive material. Also recommended where extreme heat is given to surface, such as warehouse floors, school desks, etc.

Resists many chemicals, solvents and petroleum products and salt water. on snow conaaions in New Mexico. SANDIA PEAK Closed. which he scored the first half ond, third and fourth place starts. Like the Miners, the Wildcats are a strong board team, averag the school in the last 18 months.

It prompted head coach Jim Camp to resign a month ago. He said at the time he was making the move because of "the uncertainty which surrounds the future of football." SIERRA BLANCA Minimum 2 Inches or less; maximum 16-20; surface ess than before the Tribe changed to the zone defense. Buddy Moore led Ysleta's scor one inch; upper trails poor; lower poor Other team points are Burges ing 54.6 caroms. The Miners, on the other hand, average 48 ri to rair; roaas gooa. ing champion Don Massengale seared to an 80.

PGA tournament champion Al Geiberger carded his 70 at Pebble Beach. A bunch at 71 included former SKI CLOUDCROFT Minimum I Inches 22, Alamogordo 17, Cobre 17, Technical 12. Coronado 13, Aus ing with 24 points, followed by or less; maximum 3-4; surface less than With the death of football, bas HANLEY PAINT CO. 5a cochets but have played one less game. one inch; upper poor; lower fa to Tony Yepes with 16.

good; roads good. tin 7, Andress 6, Bowie 5, EPHS 8, Jefferson 5, Maryland 5 and Bob Tomlinson scored 24 SANTA FE Minimum 3-6 Inches; max The Miners hit the half-way points to pace the Troop win, 19 U.S. Open champion Gene Littler and- Chuck Courtney, who last Texas School for the Blind 2. imum lo-zo; surface less than one inch; upper and lower trails fair; roads aood. 411 S.

El Paso 19 Loretto Center, Las Cruces, N.M. 1531 Magoffin 9054 Dyer point of their season with an 11-2 of them in the first half. Chip ReD river Minimum incnes or year teamed with Dr. John Mol- less; maximum 7-10; surface less than Brown, after a week's absence record and both losses, strangely enough, have occurred on their er to win the pro-amateur title. one; upper and lower trails poor to fair; roads good.

xhxhxhxhxhxhxhxhxhxhxh: Phillips 66 ketball is expected to be emphasized by the Colonials who never have had an adequate gymnasium. GW plays its home games at Ft. Myers gym in Arlington, Va. George Washington fielded its first football team in 1890. It has since compiled an over-all record of 208 victories, 241 losses and 34 ties.

A bachelor, the surprising sipapu Minimum incnes or less; home boards. Both Weber State defeats were suffered pa the Carr said the long putt on the maximum 3-o; surface 3 inches; upper and lower trails poor to fair; roads good. road, 62-57 at Arizona. and 79-63 first hole "got me started." The TAOS Minimum 7-10 incnes; maximum 41-50; surface less than one inch; upper 175-pounder sank from eight feet good; lower fair to good; roads good. at Montana State.

Saturday's game promises to for another birdie on the second hole, from five at the fifth and on A London magazine, Medical be a study of a well-balanced with an injured ankle, scored 12 points to take Burges' high honors. Austin and Coronado battled to an 8-8 tie in the first period, but the Thunderbirds hit 18 points in the second period to take a 29-17 lead. Tito Villalobos, a 5-foot-10 guard, was the high man for the T-Birds with 14 points. Tony Vas-quez was the high man for Austin with 12. the 514-yard sixth was on the Press, lists boxing as the eighth Outscores Arizona TUCSON, (AP) The Phillips Oilers taller and more experienced basketball team put on a strong second half surge to and high scoring offense opposing a defense which is tougher green in two and two-putted for Art Wall's 65 and 64 for 129 was, the best 36-hole score during the 1966 PGA golf tour.

He shot FL0RSHEB1 SHOES BEDUCED than leather spaghetti. The Min most injuring sport, with skiing, fox hunting, motorcycle racing, auto racing, rugby, soccer and track and field events listed more ers rank third in the nation in de his fourth birdie. Carr, not to be confused with! the Irish amateur star of the same name, travels the tour on the rounds in winning the Insur fense. ance City Open last summer. The Wildcats like to run and aeieat Arizona 101-74 a non selected styles regularly 19 to 299P his own without a sponsor.

EASTWOOD 54. BURGES 4 gun, throwing up 1,034 shots 32 39 Eastwood while averaging 89.5 points per KursM 21 33 49 $HfR90 Eastwood Bob Tomlinson 24. Stan Trinity, First Christian Win game. The Miners, on the other hand, have allowed their-13 oppo nents to shoot only 685 times M3 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES while giving up an average of Trinity Methodist downed First 57.8 points. OTHERS AT Stout 14, Jim Abrams 6, Pat Mosher 5, Kevin Bergor 4, Eddi Huff 2, Buddy Huches 1.

Burges Chip Brown 12, Oscar Ren-teria 10, David Treat 9, Mike Stiernagle 8, Richard Moor 4. Frank Flores 4. Chavez 2. CORONADO S3, AUSTIN 34 Austin 17 30 36 Coronado 29 43 S3 Austin Art Portillo 4, Estorga 2, Maxwell 2, Llmon 8, Vosquez 12, Jones 8. Coronado Villalobos 14, Dobbs 7, Chavez 8, Armes 10, Goddy 1, Bealle 5, Malont S.

YSLETA 70, BEL AIR SS Baptist, 49-26, and First Chris Guard Greg Harrop is Weber tian beat Western Hills Method State's top gun, averaging 16.9 ist, 58-29, in the opening action of points. He scored 35 when the conference basketball game Thursday night. The second half spree was led by Darrel Carrier, who scored 14 points, most from the outside. This gave him the high for the game with 28. Arizona was able to keep up with the Oilers in the early going, knotting the score 43-43 at the halfr The shooting of 6-foot-7 forward Bill Davis, with 16 points, led the Wildcats.

Davis was high for Arizona with 24 points. Phillips is now 10-1 against collegiate foes and 22-5 overall. The loss does not count against Arizona's record. (mm cdd Boy's Church League basketball Wildcats shot down Pepperdme, 104-96, and tallied 27 to lead his play Thursday night at Magoffin iteam to a luo-95 victory over VsletO 13 35 47 70 Junior High School. Richard Bowman was high scorer for Trinity with 14 points YsfitV- oiivaV 24.

"pel University of Albuquerque. while Wayne Rogers paced First Cortez 11, Blancas 12, Ortega 1, Millican 4. Bel Air Tilley 10, James 28. Hinton 3, Guerrero 6, Preston 6, Robinson 5. JEFFERSON 50, BOWIE 34 11 41 Cft Besf individual performance by a Miner this season was turned in by Willie Worsley, the Baptist with 10.

Bob Reaves led First Christian with 14 and Lee Brown had nine to lead Western who Bow 7 13 25 3415-foot-612 junior guard, Jetterson Note atepnens aai San shelled West Texas State with a Hills. chez 7, Charles sweea lu, Benny mon-riquez 2, Wilson Barrow 2, Ramiro Vil-leaas 10. Bowie Abel Saenz 4, Ramon Barrazas 17, Robert Council 2, Lawrence Johnson 5, Hubert Scales 6. EPHS 50, TECH 35 YOU'LL RARELY BUY QUALITY LIKE THIS AT THESE PRICES WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Tech 9 17 2 35 EPHS 15 25 35 50 34 point effort. Worsley's effort lifted his season's average to 14.3 big Dave La tin, the 6-foot-7, 240-pound junior, is carrying around a 15.5 effort.

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