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0 MktffMkaaafa. Conquer Cal, 58-50 emses dds Off Saturday, Dec. 29, 1962 THE DAILY SUN A-l 1 By FAGALY and SHORTEN THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW! Beaver Triumph PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-A 31. Hp two diiv- era PCHLCvj A3! JAMMEP A CN5- my ups and thn-e jump shots Tnf GOTTSiCH'S BATTIC IN A 20-I700M house VviTH OnlV A LAP Tug 6 28 Of A MOUg Western Stars Rale Toss-Up Aoainst East Th8 PETS A S2EAT PAS! IMA4.N6 THAT Hfninn 1,1 minutes.

Culifornia Bilker ciinicd Oipkoii past' HI apart. California M-SO last niKht and, Th(l inmn (ins hlii L'hiih- nf "kwitik Iiii 7l Z. uw ri: took a 27-23 half. Fraser Retires; Laver Eyes Pros A on (h(i H(H)iri(, ()f play mm NtrnnR all round state, wliieh has never lust ty faimli-n Willi ii'. i li in six iirvi.ius riu nmi, Alter Milker's gfiine splurge, which Aussies Shut Out Mexico, But Teem Is Falling Apart I SAN FRANCISCO (AP) There is no favorite for' It-clay's 38th annual Kat-jVYest football game with both all-star squads boast- nwr i.t Viiinr riiivi-inir riml titn! ih i in cnci'iiMi hy a partisan crowd finale toniRht.

Iowa, which lust, of California bcn losin il decision 10 Stale in the l(il ilM() nt f()r 5, consolation una, uir ircriii niinutcs. In thai peiiml Slain KeiiiurKy inviiaiioimi, in ii-iini movrd ahrad Li-ffi DivL'on 62-18 in I he first Bcniifiwil. H.iker's splurge beyan with II minutes remaining and California I a BRISBANK. Australia (API- factor in the next few years, nillg attacks. Australia's champion Davis Cup Fraser announced at the closm2 I Notre Dame's Daryle Laniomca team bad two of its sharpest teeth ceremonies that he was retiring idnvcls the Last offense and yesterday with the re- from major tennis competition, ny Gibbs of Texas Christian of and "I do it with a tear in my eye." dies the West in what shapes up loss of to, -yM Wimbledon as an explosive offensive battle.

'V- 1 be tennis world could look ehampion told the crowd of an ear enrl this ronntrv 11,0 HueL tl. "I 1S1 121 to 113 Baker led scorers with 21 points. Seven fool Mel Counts scored Hi before fouling out with five minutes remaining. Smith was California's leader with l.V Iowa won its game over Oregon by hiking advantage of Oregon cold spell. Oregon and Iowa were tied 11 times in the first half ilMd the lead changed hands 10 times be-fore Iowa emei'L'ed with There's no doubt the heavy u0 cnnt-t 1 iu in Pi East line will concentrate on the mm il Even Harry Hopman, veteran years playing tennis, and now 1 irhn hue cnen feel wnlllrl likp to staV home a 6-foot-7 Gibbs and as one observer commented, "They'll take delight 'nf hjs L- tpams CHpture tnP whiP.

in trying to cut him down tcitrnphyi soiod a pessimistic note Laver, who swept to the Aus-size- after completing a 5-0 rout of the fraian French, Wimbledon and Already Kezar Stadium is sold popular McNican invaders in the championships this year ir sr, US Mi out so 60,000 will be on hand to 2 challenge round. the first grand slam since Don Springfield Invitational Assumption 44, American international 43 watch the baltle. NBC will tele-i "Vp have a big rebuilding job Budge's feat in 19.. told a press BASKETBALL vise the game nationally with the ahead of us, he said. Our out- conference tnal he would issue a kickoff slated at p.m.

PST. look for the next year is the least statement after the Davis Cup promising since World War II." on his future plans. Celts Whip Cincinnati FRIDAY'S RESULTS San Francisco 1V4, Syracuse 117 Boston 121, Cincinnati 113 SATURDAY'S OAMES i 05 Armeies at Syracuse San Francisco at New York Boston at St. Louli Cincinnati at Chicaso CINCINNATI (API The old master, Bob Cousy, and rookie John Havlicck teamed up for a flying finish of pointmaking that tut off a Cincinnati rally and jjiive Boston's high-flying Cehics a victory over the Royals last night. balflinic lead.

Ion Coach Sharm Scheuernian, who was kicked off (he bench for needling officials in Wednesday's Victory over Arizona, drew lillle jattention from the referees last night. They were not the same; ones who ordered him from the playing floor Wednesday. Schcuer-jinan jumped up on two calls and, began to speak, I hen cheeked III til- self and sat down. Chico Invitational Consolation HumDoiat 42, Willameths 53 Lewis Clark 47, Western Wash 44 Semifinal Chico 48, Pasadena 40 scorn I Plainsman at Huron, D. Championship Northern, 44, Dakota Wesleyan 54 1 iihcii lllliy lie 1 Out on a limb, but he says his Frawr ami Laver, two left- East could mount a better run-banders who have been part of, ning attack this time with Iowa's Australia's seemingly unending Larrv Ferguson and Michigan of champions, scored final Slate's C.iwge Saimes than it did sinl('s victories the Milton last year with All-Americas Ernie yesterday which wrapped up.

Davis and Bob Ferguson. The another Davis Cup sweep for this Tall Corn it Wavtrly First Round Ticket Taker 'Not Guilty' Consolation Cornell, Iowa S2, Stale Coll. Iowa St. Mar'i, Minn. 79, Huron 52 Holiday at Grinned First Round Knox 84.

Colo. College 47 Univ. Chicago 45, Grinneil 49 South in Trouble HIGH SCHOOL B. Kiwanis Tournament Championship Semifinals San Bernardino 44, Anaheim 4S Long Beach 43, Santa Ana 40 Consolation' Semifinals Redlands 54, Aquinas 51 San Diego 5S, Pacific 55 Sth Place Semifinals Rurbank 47, Centennial 44 Anlelop Valley 74, Riverside 45 7th Place Semifinals Chafley 41, Fontana 50 McPherson, Kan. Tournament Semihnal Tabor 11.

Coll o) Emporia Consolation Round Sterling 4, McPherson 79 I Northwestern Okla. It, Phillips lennis-m mien nanon. BALTIMORE AP The for- West triumphed last year 21-8. Fraser staged another rousing mer ticket manager of the Balti- in flunn'. A "We think we'll get some good Carroll Mont.

Invitational First Round Gonjaga 84, Carroll 70 work out of Roy Walker." said. 'I'ZL': Va, I Alpine Classic at Charleston, Semitinal Round Penn Stle 74, Marshall US Mollenkotif of the fullback he, ilr nrv.rtll.n enmo rf hie fined ten. 1 In r.f ti-anc. coached at Purduu. "He's Rain Worries Gray Coaches Vnit- unique nnl inn eo9 Oscar Robertson had triggered a third quarter Cincinnati spurt that brought the Royals within one point of a tie, 31 -ill), in the National Basketball Association game.

Havlicck. former Ohio State! Dillard Invitational First Round Texas Southern 112, Southern IGrambling 84, Dillard 44 strong bull." mm tin iiiuie man 111 nnii- 'in downing Antonio Palafox 6-1, funds across stale lines. New York AC Invitational Championship with walker at miinack, 1-6, n-3, 8 -fi Hofmann. was arrested bv NYAC 74, Mt. St.

Mary's 59 Third Place Fairleigh Dickinson 44, Belmont Abbey 44 Saimes moves from that position! The triumphs were admittedly Capital City at Albany, Y. Second Round Lawrence 42, Albany Stale 52 which he played du.mg his col-lonly a(i(iitional win(iow 9 that legiate career into a halfbai'k sinre the Cup already had been fWp The was spot, additional power. flinched on the first two days, but af((T mmam t0 The West, coached by Mis-(the difficulty with which they fo. wo.k Momoriiil sta. i St.

Gallaudet Invitational First Round Central Conn. 74, Howard 44 Gallaudet 70, DC. Teachers 43 Spindale Rotary First Round Western Carolina 81, Campbell 40 Lenoir Rhyne Invitational First Round Lenoir Rhyne 87, Pikeville 47 star, scored four points helping! MONTGOMKRY, Ala. (AP)-A Boston ahead, 99-91, but Cincinnati ''ain warning for today's Blue-climbed close again, It wasjGray football game upset Soulh-at this point Cousy and Havlicck ol'n roaches yesterday, but the g()t busy. Yankees said it doesn't make any II was Havlicek's best game a pro, and he scored a team high Cloudy and cool weather was nf 31 nnints.

He also picked off 13, forecast, with a good chance of souns uan Uevine, also boasts s-ve i m.n and a emcrgent.y audit Kti'fni anr ni run. will oe 1 ill 11140 ie showed money for some 1,000 ning than the East. Kermit Alex- tickets was missing. I The defendant, father of eight Ichildren, was charged specifically No Snow for Title Tilt! naia District 31 at Upper Montctair, NJ.iandcr of UCLA. Ronnie Goodwin oimd 'of Baylor and Charlie Mitchell of Bloomlield 59, Pace 53 1 light showers.

The field is still to teammate Ramono 75, Cotton 31 Chino 20-30 Tournament Championship Semifinals Eisenhower 54, Hilltop 45 Chino 44, Upland 54 Consolation Semifinals Savanna 40, Buena Park 54 Chula Vista 41, Escondido 31 Perrit Lions Tournament Championship Semifinals Twentynine Palms 41, Thousand Oaks 51 Victor Valley 48, Perrls 34 Consolation Semifinals Magnolia 53, Elsinore 31 Indio 58, Notre Dame 40 4th Place Semifinals Hemet 48, San Jacinto 44 Servite 84, Norte Vista 39 JUNIOR COLLEGE SBVC Tournament Championship Semifinals San Bernardino 45, Coalings 57 Riverside 42, Phoenix 57 Consolation Semifinals Orange Coast 84, Santa Barbara 74 Citrus 57, Southwestern 44 COLLEGE Los Angdes Classic For Fifth Utah State 78, Southern Calif. 45 Far West Classic at Portland, Ore. Semifinal Iowa 47, Oregon 48 Consolation Round Arizona 47, Washington State 57 Seattle 85, Idaho 71 Oregon State 58, California 50 rebounds, second 'Bill Russell's 2fi. Rochester Tech, Rochester, y. Washington are raiea among tne NEW YORK (API The weath-jwith taking $3,350 from Baltimore Motor City at Detroit First Round Depaul 91, Western Michigan 90 overtime Detroit 103, Georgetown, D.C.

92 Trenton, N.J. Jaycees Festival Consolation Round Massachusetts 91, Rider 81 Albright Invitational at Reading, Pa. Semifinal Round Williams 82, Rutgers 70 Spindale, C. Rotary First Round Erskine 58, Appalachian 55 Piedmont Classic at Salisbury, N.C. First Round Mercer 40, Pteiffer 49 Catawba 55, Maryvllle, 48 wet from earlier rain.

"There's no need to kid our- uiinois Tech 57, Pratt 47 fleetest in the nation. Bill Thorn-, Pr forecast for tomorrow's Nation-: to New York on Aug. 7 and tak- CINCINNATI IOSTON west Virginia Tech 83. Rochester Tech 52 ton of Nebraska provides the pow-jai Football League championship some $20,000 from Baltimore OPT er at fullback. football game between the Green i to California on Sept.

11. Hastings, Invitational Consolation Round Southern State, S.D., 42, Morningside 59 Central State, Okla. 44, Hastings 44 scives aooui 11, saia tne sown J-3 12 head coach, Tom Nugent. "Rain 3 1 "iis the worst thing that could hap-i-j 7 en to us." Ji The Maryland coach has tried 7-12 35 to organize all-star Southern sen- Divine has his Missouri quarterback, Jim Johnson to spell Gibbs. With the Missourian at the Bay Packers and New York) Hofmann.

who joined the Colts Giants calls for considerable in 1961, waived a preliminary cloudiness with Ihe temperature: hearing on Oct. 10 and was rein the high 30s. There is no snow leased after posting $15,000 bond, or rain predicted bi iween now and which was continued at yesterday's game time. bearing. Washington U.

Invitational Semifinals Cousy 7 4-7 20Bockhorn Havllcek 13 5 4 31 Booer Heinsohn 7 8 l0 22 mbry K. Jones 3 0-1 4 Hawkins S. Jones 8 5-7 21 Piontek Ramsey 3 2-2 8 Reed Russell 4 14 l3Rob'tson Sanders 0 0 0 0 Smith Tieman Twymnn Totals 47 27 17 121 Totals 80s, an J7 17 Cincinnati 32 24 Attendann 9,337. 'i 3 mis into a flexible team, fast Holiday Festival at Winston Salem, N.C.I Valparaiso 84, mneaion 44 First Round Washington, St. Louis 83, Depauw 71 11 .1 North Carolina 78, Johnson C.

Smith 7 2 2 14 n' 11 HS III I III" ail. iMIgl'lll 44 2I-35H3 saiil wet weather would seriously controls, the West should do even more running off the wing formation. Each 21-man club average over 72 so 171 hurt a passing attack and a si ip as in field would slow the dray's Poinseftia Classic at Greenville, S.C. Fust Round Vanderbilt 40, Cit-mson 58 itind game. Quincv.

III. Holiday Semifinal Western Illinois 93, Pan American, Tex. 84 Consolation Eastern Illinois 110, Georgetown 95 Paul Bunyan First Round I Minn. Duluth 78, Minot 56 Bemidll 74, Gustavus Adolphus 74 Lenoir Rhyne at Hickory, N.C. First Round High Point 47, East Carolina 43 Milwaukee Classic First Round Marquette 74, Navy 54 Wisconsin 79, Utah 72 Sugar Bowl at New Orleans First Round WCAC at San Francisco Semifinal San Jose 45, Santa Clara 42 St.

Mary's 43, San Francisco 42 Consolation Round Pepperdine 101, University of The Pacific 71 Loyola, Los Angeles 71, Portland 48 overtime Cotton Bowl at Dallas AnrlAr.Enl Warriors Halt 'Hals, 124-117 PHILADELPHIA (API Tin OTHER GAMES Duke 85, Princeton 74 West Virginia 94, St. Bonaventure 82 Georgia 70, Georgia Southern 41 pounds with the East at 210 and the West at 213. i To counter the West offense, the i Big Ten-dominated East has such jhuge linemen as Bob jVogel of Ohio State, Don Chuy at i 240 from Clemson and Ed Budde Jim Bobbitt of Michigan Stale both in the neighborhood. I The West has Oregon's Sieve Barnett at 252, J. R.

Williams of I Fresno State at 240 and Dave Costa of Utah at 246. Nebraska's Boh Devaney, who beads the Yankee coaching staff, agreed that rain could damage an aerial attack hut said, "It's just as hard on pass defense." "I don't think weather will be a factor in inning or losing," he added. The Blue Gray game will be played under college rules except for unlimited substitution. The game will bp televised nationally (NBC) with a 100-mile radius around Montgomery blacked out. The kickoff is 11 a.m.

PST. Auburn 44, Xavier, Ohio 57 Southern Methodist 73, Tulsa 71 Tennessee Tech 81, Mississippi 71 Nebraska Wesleyan 85, Ottawa, Kan. 62 Dayton 42, Dartmouth 45 East Tennessee 44, Citadel 41 JEWELRY 317 St. TU 48-1325 RUSSELL OLSEN, Owner 25 Years Same Location, Home-Owned Jewelry Store 6-DIAMOND WEDDING RING ENSEMBLE From $150 and Up TERMS Midwestern 49, Sam Houston State M'- 74' overtime McMurry 81, Oklahoma Christian 70 Consolation Bracket San Francisco Warriors, who! 'moved from Philadelphia to the! McNeest at Lake Charles, La. Championship Austin College 49, East Central Okla.

48; 'Franklin 77, Findlay 72 jlona 71, St. Francis, Pa. 70 Florida State 49, Alabama 48 Davidson 115, New Hampshire 54 IMcNeese 59, S.F. Austin 54 Dallas Univ. 89, Tarlelon 73 aaMPJslsHMftaMsWHVUB VHstkeaWMRemaAnr a Third Place I 'Southeastern Okla.

72, Ouachita 54 I Downeast Classic First Round I Bucknell 44, U. of Maine 44 Holiday Festival it New York Consolation Round mm luv mm West Coast this year, returned last night for the first time to defeat Syracuse 121-117 in a National Basketball Association game highlighted by Will Chamberlain's 36 points for the Warriors. A crowd of 7,9 unable to see regularly scheduled NBA games this year in Philadelphia booed the Warriors when they took the court at Convention Hall but the jeers were short lived when they Jumped off to a fi-0 lead. The came was enlivened bv a Gaior Bowl Fireworks Due Arlington State 84, Trinity, Tex. 72 Texas Wesleyan 103, East Texas Baptist 94 Bis Eight at Kansas City First Round Consolation Colorado 59, Nebraska 47 Semitinal Kansas State 52, Oklahoma State 44 Semifinals Round Kansas 49, Iowa State 51 Missouri 104, Oklahoma 82 Quaker City at Philadelphia Semifinals St.

Joseph's 59, Villanova 54 Semitinal Round Brigham Young pi, Providence 78 Consolation Round Bowling Green 80, Manhattan 73 LaSalle 80, Delaware 44 Hurricane Classic Championship Miami, Fla. 86, Pittsburgh 85 Third Place Louisiana State 55, Cornell 48 Boston College 79, Holy Cross 44 Illinois 91, NYU 84 Penn 89, Duquesne 70 All College at Oklahoma City Semifinal Round Wyoming 45, Oklahoma City 64 Loyola, Chicago, 94, Memphis State 82 Consolation Creighton 90, Bavlor 69 Arkansas 58, Toledo 55 JACKSONVILLE, Kla. (API-Touchdowns in the Galor Bowl jjiy) iyj ki Red River Classic at Faro, D. Second Round North Dakota 74, Augustana, D. 43 Consolation Round Moorhead State 83, North Dakota State 52 fight between Chamherlain and Syracu.se veteran Dolph Schayes, who swapped punches in the third period, and another incident whenl i Top Of The Nation at Alamosa, Colo.

Norfolk Holiday Festival at Norfolk, Va. Consolation Round c. ru c. Lewis 78, Graceland 58 referee Norm Dnicker ordered Syracuse owner Danny Biasone Off the Nats' bench in the final quarter. Hills State SO Fla Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Championship Georgia Tech 43, Florida 41 PAYMENT FEBRUARY 15, 1963 PUT YOUR CAR IN TOP SHAPE NOW! DRIVE If.

SAFETY -DURING HOLIDAYS JAN FRANCISCO SYRACUSE Richmond, Va. Invitational First Round Richmond 73, Columbia 71 William and Mary 73, Lehigh 51 FT OFT 10 3-S 23 Shatter 12 4-7 30 7 8 8 22 Walker 1 2 3 4 17 2-9 34 Kerr 10 3-3 23 0 2 I Greer 812-14 28 4-7) 14Costello 1 4-4 8 RECAP M'ch'ry 'Naulls fCfc-niTn Phillies 1 Rodoerj Allies ji H'tower Sears (White Totals 2-3 tradition are predicted for today's meeting between Penn Slate and Florida. Most Gator Bowl games have been high-scoring affairs, and only rain is likely to change the pattern. However, there is a chance of showers by kickoff time of 10:15 a.m., PST the weather bureau reported. The game will be seen on national television, CBS.

Rain or not, Penn State is favored to do the most scoring and take the championship trophy fr-v the second straight year. "I look for an offensive game," said coach Ray Graves when he brought his Florida Gators here from Gainesville on the eve of the game. "It probably will take three touchdowns to win it." Coach Rip Engle of Penn State indicated he, too, felt both teams have a profusion of offense wouldn't say how much scoring he expects. 1- 1 2- 2 4Chappell 3 0 0 4 1 Schaves 2 2 2 4 Neumann 1 2-3 4 4Rnhertt 4 (1-0 00 SO 24-31 124 Totals 43 31-34 117 PI fan Francisco 27 33 12 32-124 32 21 34 30117 iyrcust mw vx.Xs Attendance 7,943. 1 1 Ferrarese Retires APPLE VALLEY (AP) Don Ferrarese, left-handed relief with the St.

Louis Cardinals, announced his retirement from baseball Thursday. III iff LOW Sy98 EACH SHOCK ABSORBERS FREE INSTALLATION MUFFLERS FREE INSTALLATION SAFETY BELTS FREE INSTALLATION 4 NEW TIRE GUARANTEE Promoters Hope for Profit-And Small Schools Victory EXCHANGE PRICE Alpine at Charleston, W.Va. First Round Penn State 75, Marsha'l 45 Miami, Ohio 70, Morris Harvey 53 Mount Union Tournament First Round Hiram 93, Randolph-Macon 90 Evansvitle Invitational First Round Evansville 48, Harvard 55 Southern Illinois 48, Fordham 40 Consolation Round Rice Virginia Tech 47 Springfield Mass. Invitational First Round Sprinotield 45, Amherst 4 North-South at New Bedford First Round Hampden Sydney 103, Bridoewater 73 Salt, Loyola Invitational Semifinals Lalavette 73, Ohio Wesleyan 48 MIAA at Maryvllle, Mo. Consolation Round Kirksville 85, Tarkio 40 William Jewell 83, Rolla 70 Cape Girardeau 71, Sprinqtield, Mo, 44 Wayne Neb.

Invitational First Round St. Cloud 91, Colo. State Coll. 79 Gulf South at Shrevcport Semifinals Eastern Kentucky 73, Southern Miss. 48 Consolation Semifinal George Washington 71, West Tex.

State 49 Texas Christian. 80, Northwestern State 70 Centenary 79, Louisiana Tech 41 Sun Bowl at El Past First Round Texas Western 77, Tennessee 57 Texas 43, Denver 52 Norfolk Naval Station at Nortolk, Va. Semifinal Round Old Dominion 85, Pembroke State 82 Nortolk Navy 75, Richmond Pro 42 Consolation Semifinals Frederick Va. 77, Atlantic Christian 71 Elon 87, Western Maryland 71 Invitational at Catholic U. First Round American U.

80, Coast Guard 47 Catholic 49, Long Island 40 Lone Island Invitational Second Round Adelphl 42, W.C. Post 55 Hotstra 45, Queens 57 Capital City al Albany, N.V. Second Round St. Lawrence 42, Albany State 52 SIZE "6.70x15" 6.95 "7.95" 'Yi i I a TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Twoj HiingH are needed tonight to save, i the All-Ameriean Bowl football! hu.f;i Nelson of Delaware is coaching the small school team for the third time.

He knows he can't run against the toughest college line 8.95 1.00x15 10.95 men in the land. So the attack Is' PLASTIC SEAT COYERS WOVEN AND CLEAR 7.50x14 h'iiin a I'loui rum Minin in'i victory. This will bp the fifth game. None of the others have made CONVERTIBLE TOPS INSTALLATION FREE UP TO 1954 B. F.

GOODRICH being built around two fine passers and a flock of outstanding receivers. 8.00x14 INSTALLATION FREE nvtney. Now it must do better AS LOW 10.95 8.50x14 AS LOW (34" 18" Quarterback Jon Anabo of Eresno Slate and Ron Giordano of BIG EDGE TIRES SILVERTOWN TIRES INSTALLATION FREE RUBBER MATS in Decorator Colors AS AS 11.95 9.00x14 CUSTOM TRIM UPHOLSTERY CARPETING HEADLINER All erlrni ptui tin WCII rwae your Mr er eirhnngt for your oappable tin. Bucknell hoth set school passing records this fall. Between them they threw for 2.G00 yards.

One of their receivers will be Willie Richardson of Jackson, Goodyear 100. Cold Rubber NO MONEY DOWN -12 MOS. TO PAY State, one of the stars of Hon' break even or It Is likely dead, Sponsors have switched to a night game, gambling that Tucson won't be as eold as It can be at this time of year. A crowd of 11,000 is expected. The game won't be televised.

The game is built on the theory that the top football players from the nation's small schools can hold their own with the best from the country's lrmjor powerhouses. But the small school stars have lost every time. This year they may win. Dave last week's North-South game. 1st PAYMENT FEBRUARY 15th, 1963 ON APPROVED CREDIT Coaches Jim Larue of Arizona and Ray Nagel of Utah are count Hour Recapping Service NUTREAD TIRE CO.

10th and St. 1201 N. ST. oSslTlTAors TU 9-5545 Ing on All America Bobby Bell of Minnesota, a 211-pound tackle, to play havoc with the small school attack. i.

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