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Times 1 0- Kittonmng, Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1968 For Personal Wiley Not Going For Panther Job PITTSBURGH (UPI) Jack Wiley, mentioned as the leading candidate for the head foot- ball coaching position at the University of Pittsburgh, has dropped out of the picture for personal reasons. Casimir Myslinski, Pitt's new director, made the an- r.uouncement Monday at a news Iconference. Myslinski said the new coach succeed Dave Hart would probably be announced within week. Hart resigned Nov.

25 under pressure following three 6-9 seasons. He said there were four or men still in the running Deluding Lou (Bimbo) Cicconi former Pitt aide. Myslinski to name the othe men. ri "We have to find someon to the public," "Myslinski said. "Someone that has been successful, imbued with winning.

We intend to be major league. Pitt is going to be on top." Myslinski said the biggesl iroblem at Pitt "is a defeatist attitude." "We have to get the people 'f Pittsburgh behind the chool," he said, "and start get- ing Pitt thinking of victory. It's not a good atmosphere if you don't have winners. There has be a reverse trend. We start oday with basketball, wrestling, track that's the way I see it." Myslinski was named to succeed Frank Carver as athletic director last week.

SC Ironmen HandLaSalls -V First Defeat PHILADELPHIA (UPI) South Carolina's quintet of iron- men, four of them only sophomores, handed LaSalle its first 'defeat 62-59 Monday night and won the Quaker City basketball 'tournament. The Gamecocks starting five played the entire game and withstood tremendous pressure from LaSalle in the closing minutes. South Carolina became the second out of town team to win the tournament. Louisville it in 1966. South Carolina grabbed a 35- lead at half time and built up 'a 12 point edge at 50-38 with remaining.

The Explorers 'fried desperately to catch up jjjut they.never got closer than i three points the rest of It was LaSalle's first loss eight victories. 13Rookie John.Roche, led South 'Garolina with 25 points and was the tournament's most Valuable player. Sophomore Ken 'jljurrett was high for LaSalle jfith 21 points. i St. Joseph's rallied from a point deficit in the final 1-2 minutes to beat Indiana for third place and De- iPaul never trailed while trouncing Penn State 83-63 for fifth.

Junior Mike Hauer scored a high of 36 points to lead Joseph's to victory. The 'Hawks, with Hauer and Dave jPfahler swishing the nets, cut deficit to with 5:02 jleft and then exploded for 15 points and a 77-68 leac Ithat Indiana never threatened rest of the way. Joe Cooke Jed the Hoosiers with 23 points. i Penn State never was in con- 'iention in the opening game of the triple header. DePaul rushed out to a 5-0 lead at the 'start and opened up a 23 9 bulge with 10:44 left in the first half.

DePaul led 42-28 at half time and built the edge to as many 'as 28 points in the final period. Zetzsche led DePaul with 19 points but the game's scoring honors went to Penn State's feiU Stansfield with 22. Pens Host Cup Champ Canadians PITTSBURGH (UPI) The Montreal Canadiens, defending Stanley Cup champions, and Pittsburgh Penguins tangle tonight at the Civic Arena in a National Hockey League game. The Canadiens and Boston are tied for first place in the Eastern Division and Pittsburgh is last in the Western Division. Despite their lowly standing, the Penguins have given the Canadiens a battle in their two meetings.

The two teams fought to a 1-1 tie in their first meeting and Montreal edged the Penguins 5-4 in their next game, game. For First Victory. Worthington Beats Karris City, 56-51 1 Worthington High School! were high for Karns City. a a team gave Karns City junior themselves a belaied Christmas i and rang out the old year i with a bang last night as they I won at home over Karns City, 56-51 in an exciting game from over Worthington JVs, 53-40 in the preliminary game. McMillen was high scorer for the Little Gremlins with 15.

Leading Worthington were Mark Sims start to finish. with nine and Barry Barton with It was the first victory of i eight. the season for Harry Rose's! Worthington will host Shan- 1 Bisons after losing six straight nock Valley Friday night in the first league game. The varsity FG Fls TF Tim George 7 0 2 14 Paul Bowser 3 0- 3 6 Rex Bowser 5 2" 5 5 Charles Smith 2 3 4 7 Lee Strawcutter 9 5- a contests. The six losses included two each to Union Joint and Moniteau and one each to East; Brady and East Deer.

The first quarter was a 16-16 deadlock. Worthington took the lead in the second period by outscoring the Gremlins, 12-4. Karns City had the edge in the second half, 31-28 but the Bisons held grimly to the lead until the end. Lee a led Worthington with 23 points. Tim Totals George was second high scorer Wo ng 7 onquartel 6 12 with 14 points.

Rick Corbett withlKarns city ie 12 and Bob Jordon with 11 pointsi le ftclals: Jim Shaffer Totals 24 KARNS CITY--51 Drew Bell Bob Jordon 3 Pat McMallen Vaughn Roup John Jackson 3 Rick Corbett 4 0 0 8-14 58 0- 1' 8 5- 5 11 0 0 4 1-1 9 1 2 7 4- 3 12 PISTOL PETE Maravich of Louisiana State (in white jersey) hunts for a place to toss the ball while being double-teamed by Duquesne's Jarrett Durham While UCLA and Kansas Get (UPI Telephoto) (25) and Bill Zopf in the finals of the All-College basketball tournament in Oklahoma City yesterday. LSU won, 94-91, as Maravich scored 53 points. Tournament Loss Costs Duquesne Some Prestige By United Press International UCLA and Kansas celebrated impressive tournament victories today while Duquesne and LaSalle nursed a caused by their first losses of the college basketball season. UCLA and Kansas wen big-in tournament finals--the national- But previously-unbeaten Duly-first-ranked Bruins defeating St. John's 74-56 to win the Holiday Festival Tournament in New York and the sixth-ranked Jayhawks beating Oklahoma State 56-45 to take fee Big Eight Tournament at Kansas City.

St. John's, Columbia Get Into the Ratings quesne, No. 11, and LaSalle, No. 16, suffered losses in the finals of tournaments which they entered confident of improving their national rankings. Louisiana State downed Duquesne 94-91 in the title game of the All- College Tournament at Oklaho 7tia City and South Carolim defeated LaSalle 62-59 in the championship game of the Duquesne Shot Down By Maravich 20 11-17 51 16 12--56 4 17 14--51 and Gour- 76 Perry Sharmock Is Loser In 60-53 Overtime NEW YORK John's, a New (UPI) St.

York school playing at home, and neighboring Columbia, competing 5,500 miles away from the big city, made surprise moves into the major college basketball ratings today as the post- Christmas tournaments resulted in reshuffling of the rankings. St. John's, a finalist in the Holiday Festival Tournament in New York, used an upset victory over second-ranked and previously unbeaten North Carolina to vault into the No. 10 spot ournaments reached a climax. The first four places in the atings remained the same as a week ago with UCLA, North larolina, Davidson and Ken- holding those positions.

The 35-member UPI Coaches lating Board once again gave JCLA a unanimous vote as the nation's No. 1 team. The 35 first )lace votes gave Coach John Wooden's Bruins a perfect total of 350 points based on a 10-9-8-76-5-4-3-2-1 basis. North Carolina, a 72-70 upset victim to St. John's in the in the rankings.

Columbia, also a finalist in he Rainbow Classic Tournament at Honolulu, climbed to the No. 14 position as the Lions carried an 8-0 mark into the Hawaiian meet. Middle positions in the ratings were reshuffled and two school --New Mexico and Notre Dam --fell from the top 10 as th rloliday Festival, managed to hang on to second place although the Tar Heels' point total fell to 238-- a drop of 67 from the previous week. The Tar Heels (71) held a five point edge over Davidson (7-0), the No. 3 team with 238 points.

Steady Kentucky, responsible for Notre Dame's exit from the i merry whirl of post-Christmas ratings, held the No. 4 spot with 227 points. The Wildcats pushed their record to 6-1 by bouncing Notre Dame 110-90. Muscular Santa Clara, a finalist opposite Columbia in the Rainbow Classic, replaced Villanova in the No. 5 spot.

The Broncos carried a 9-0 record into the Honolulu finale. Kansas, improving with every game and the favorite for the Big Eight championship, moved up two notches to sixth place with 107 points. Next in line was Villanova, a first-time loser this season, in the No. 7 spot with 92 points. The Wildcats suffered their initial loss of the Quaker Tournament at Philadelphia.

Lew Alcindor was booed in his hometown New York but scored 30 points and took down 22 rebounds in pacing UCLA to its 24th consecutive victory over a two-season period. UCLA led St. John's by only 31-27 at halftime but by that time Alcindor had both men assigned to guard him in foul trouble and the Bruin; quickly took command in the second half. The Bruins opened a 10-point margin and led by as many as 23 points the rest the way. a a scored its 10th straight victory and won the Big Eight Tournament for the fifth time in seven years with an easy win over Oklahoma State.

Dave Robisch, a 6-9 Shannock Valley battled Derry! Area evenly for regulation four quarters then lost in an overtime period, 60-53. The By United Press International sp led 29 -25 at end of Pistol Pete Maravich shot down Duquesne University's basketbali team Monday night. The slender sharpshooter, hitting from all angles, tallied 53 points to lead Louisiana State to a 94-91 victory over the previously unbeaten Dukes in the finals of the All-College tournament at Oklahoma City. The 53 points tied a record set a few years ago by Benny Lennox of Texas AM. Mara- ich, who tallied 138 points in hree games to break the previ- us tournament record of 121 et by Frank Selvy of Furman 1953, was named the most valuable player of the four-day event.

campaign in the Holiday Festival, a 69-61 setback to North arolina. Rampaging Illinois (9-0) was ighth with 81 points, followed Cincinnati (7-1) with 74 oints and St. John's (8-1) wth 1. Bowling Scores FORD CITY LADIES PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE Team Standings Falcon Lanes Walnuts 331,2 Peanuts Butternuts 21 Pecans 20 Hazel nuts Almonds 18 19 Cashews Peanuts 15 0 Butternuts Team High Series ley- is 15 21 24 30 1217 Team High Game Walnuts 462 Individual High Series Mary Ellen Kornaslewicz 525 Hattle Sweatt 507 New Mexico fell to Texas-El 'aso 71-67 and the loss shoved he Lobos from eighth to 12th in sophomore, scored 22 points as Kansas moved to within five victories of its goal to becom the nation's first college to win 1,000 basketball games. Pete Maravich tied an Al College one-game record of 5 points and set a tournamen three-game mark of 138 he ratings.

(LAY-WOOD LUMBER CO. KITTANNING ROUTE 268 WEST Gretchen Wolk 466 Individual High Game Mary Ellen Kornasiewicz 199 3retchen Wolk 19 aattle Sweatt 17 Louise Forringer 17' BALL AND CHATN MIXED LEAGUE King Team Standings The Birds 27 15 Honey-do's 25 17 Convicts 24 18 Silent Ones 18 Rolling Stones The K's 23 19 Spoilers 20 21'4 Screw Balls 20 22 Gems 19 23 Lousy-4 16 26 Hopefuls 26 Vi Late Four 15 27' Team High Scries Screw Balls 2292 Team High Game Spoilers 799 Individual High Series Linda Rlffer 521 Doris Gearhart (Sub) 479 Individual High Game Butch Boyer 220 Linda Boyer ng JEDNOTA LADIES LEAGUE C. V. Lanes Team Standings VT Gobs 23 14 Gingersnaps 25 17 Macaroons 24 21 Fig Newtous 21 24 Chocolate Chips 20 25 Brownies 14 31 Team nig'1 Srrics Gingersnaps 1512 Team High Game Fig Newtons 472 Individual Hiph Series Dolly Lungrik 537 I Mary Paukoucek 477 Gil Grossman 466 Polly Prazenlca 456 Martha Hrabovsky 451 Individual High Game Dolly Lungrik 1C3-I9S Mary IRS Polly Prazenlca 181 Cll Grossman 173 CHURCH LEAGUE Highlands Lanes Team Standings I Church of God 25Vi 13Vz Ford Baptist "22Va Cowansvllle Presby 16'i Faith Up 21'i 17'i Baptist No. 1 21 18 Worthington UP 191 i Methodist 17 22 Baptist No.

2 16 23 Brush Valley Brethren 13li 22'4 Center H'll 13 23 Team High Serifs Church of God 1905 Team High Single Game Baptist No. I 684 Top 20 Teams, Rating Points NEW YORK (UPI)--The top 20 major college basketball teams selected by the UPI coaches rating board with first place votes and season records in parentheses: Teams 1. UCLA (35) (7-0) 2. N.C. (7-1) 3.

Davidson (7-0) leading LSU to its upset of Duquesne. John Roche, the unanimous selection as the Quaker Tournament's MVP, scored 25 points in South Carolina's upset of LaSalle. South Carolina, which lad four sophomores in the ineup and had all five starters Gannon College successfully defended its Gem City tournament by defeating Mount St. Marys 81 69. Manhattan trounced St.

Francis of Brook- yn, N.Y., 96-56 in the consola- ion game. Maravich, a native of Aliquip- 33, sank four free throws in the inal 29 seconds to win the game. LSU held a 48-46 lead at the but Duquesne ral- "ied and grabbed a 75-64 edge vith eight and a half minutes! left to play. Maravich and his mates bombed away and caught' the Dukes, near the end. Maravich's four free throws wrapped it up.

Gary Major and Jarrett Durham fouled out for the Dukes in the free scoring contest. Garry Nelson led the Dukes with 26 points, followed by Dur- the first half but Derry outscored Shannock 27-23 in second half to tie the game at end of four quarters, 52-all. Derry outscored Shannock 8-1 in the extra period to win. The game took place on the Derry floor. Shannock is now 2-6 for the season.

Derry outscored Shannock from the open court, caging 23 field goals out of 72 shots for 32 per cent. Shannock made 15 out of 53 for 28 per cent. The Spartans outseored Derry at the foul line, caing 23 ou of 42 for 55 per cent. Derry made 14 out of 32 for 44 per cent. Scoring in double figures for Shannock were Rick Maffei, 15 Randy Punchard, 11 Bill ones with 9: Punchard and indy Bodnar with seven each.

Punchard also had five assists. Derry junior varsity doWhed bannock Valley JVs, 57-40 in he preliminary game. Shannock Valley will open the eague season Friday night at Vorthington. The varsity lineups: Lazzeri, 11. Shannock had 36 rebounds Top rebounders were Kelt DEHRY AREA--60 iizzuto 4 Wines 5 W-aler 1 3orza 2 Ashley 2 1 2 0 FG Fis TP Skublck iush Ramsey Gangone 0 6- 8 1- 3 1- 3 2- 5 0- 2 2- 5 1-3 0- 1 1- 2 14 II 15 6 4 4 5 0 Totals 23 14-32 SHANNOCK VALLEY--53 P.lck Maffei 5 Randy Pun chard.

4 Bill lazzeri 2 Keith Jones 3 Andy Bodnar Frank Brochettl 0 Chuck Shoop 0 Henry Eooco 0 George Smullfc 0 53- 7 7-3" 3- 3 5-11 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 60 15 11 11 3 7 0 0 0 0 Totals 1523-42 53 Score by quarters: Derry Area 1 6 9 12 15 8--60 Shannock 14- 15 10 13 1--53 The eagle owl is a name given most often- in "Europe to great borned owl. ham with 22. LSU, 8-1, won the game at the foul line, converting 28 of 35 chances. Duquesne led in field goals, 40-33. GREETINGS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS! N.

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Viflanova (6-1) 8. Illinois (9-0) 9. Cincinnati (7-1) 10. St. John's NY (8-1) 11.

Duquesne (9-0) 12. New Mexico (8-2) 13. Detroit (10-0) 14. Columbia (8-0) 15. New Mex St.

(9-0) 16. LaSalle (8-0) 17. Purdue (7-3) 18. (Tie) Wyoming (8-1) Louisville (7-0) Vanderbilt (6-2) Points 350 243 238 227 162 107 92 go the distance for the second straight game, led 35-27 at halftime and never let LaSalle get closer than three points in the second half. Oregon won the Far West Classic at Portland, when Jim Henry's 20-foot field goa with two seconds left producec an 80-78 triumph over Washing ton State.

Duke defeated Western Kentucky 73-72 and Iowa beat SUNOCO OFFERS Houston 95-87 to advance to the 74 Tuesday afternoon finals of the Sugar Bowl Tournament at New 71 44 43 37 29 28 17 11 Orleans. In non-tournament games, Butler upset 12th-ranked New Mexico 81-80 in overtime, Minnesota defeated Detroit 8580, Washington beat Ohio State 64-59, Louisville scored an 86-74 New 3 Bay Service Station IN THE FORD CITY AREA over North Texas State 91 and Vanderbilt overcame North 9 Carolina State 65-59. College Basketball Scores By United Press International Tournaments All College (Final round) LSU 94 Duquesne 91 Big 8 (Final round) Kansas 56 Okla. St. 45 Holiday Festival Round) '4 St.

John's NY 56 Quaker City (Final Round) S.C. 62 LaSalle 59 Sugar Bowl (1st Round) Iowa 95 Houston 87 Duke 73 Wstrn Ky. 72 Non-Tournament Lousvlle 86 No Tex St 73 Wash. 64 Ohio St. 59 Notre Dame 92 Ameri U.

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