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AKI26MA CAilY Flagstaff, Arizona Monday, Nov, 20, I960 Rntl CorJn Saturday Schedules for the week. A LEAGUE Monday, Elks vs. Firestone; Tuesday, Flagstaff Auto Supply vs. Cress Cleaners, Wednesday, Coca-Cola Vs. Young and Richardson; Friday, 20-30 Club vs.

Lightning Delivery; Saturday, Veterans of Foreign Wars vs. Crawleys. (Alley closed Thursday. LEAGUE Monday, Bridge Bowlers vs. City Oil Tuesday, Friends Office Supply vs.

Tissaw; Wednesday, Andrews Coffee Shop vs. Elks; Friday, Crawley Foods vs. Babbitts. (Alleys closed Thursday). -A fcon Ed In Slg'it PHOENIX (AP) Regular sea-son play ends this coming Saturday for most of the Border conference football teams.

The only conference game scheduled, that between New Mexico and Texas Tech, at Lubbock, will be a day contest. A victory for the Red Raiders will put them in sole possession of third place in the loop standings, a position they now hold jointly with Texas Western. And from the results of last Saturdays games, there is a good chance this will happen. Tech ran rough shod over the hapless University of Arizona Wildcats at Tucson in Arizonas home coming game. Long passes, interceptions and fumbles set up five Red Raider scores as Tech downed Arizona, 39-7.

At the half Texas led 20-0. New Mexico lost in a day game at Albuquerque to Bradley, 20-19. West Texas State, champions of the conference for the first time-wound up conference play by a 47-31 victory over the Cowboys of Hardin Simmons University. This week the champions end their regular season play with a night game at Corpus Christi, West Texas will probably play in the Sun Bowl at El Paso on January 1. Arizona State College at Tempe marked up a 21-13 victory over the strong Colorado team at STOPPED Ohios Vic Janowicz (31) is stopped for no gain in the second quarter of the Ohio-Illinois game by Herb Neathery (45) of Illinois.

Tony Klimek (10) Is pulling up in the rear to assist. Playing at Champaign, 111., the Illini trampled Ohio States hopes for an undefeated Big Ten campaign by winning 14-7. (NEA TELEPHOTO) Only 4 Teams Sure For A-T Next Season PHOENIX (AP) Only five teams are definitely members of the Arizona-Texas Class baseball league. At the winter meeting of the league here yesterday Globe-Miami dropped out. For the past two seasons that club has had financial difficulties and has finished in last place in the league standings.

Dan Ponder of El Paso, was elected league president to succeed Riney B. Salmon, Phoenix, who refused to accept a third term. Mentioned as possibilities to replace Globe-Miami are: Mesa, Nogales and Yuma, El Centro Las Cruces and Carlsbad N. and Mexicali and Chihuahua, Mexico. None had representatives at the meeting.

Youth Picked Up At Williams In Car Theft (By the SUNS Own Service) WILLIAMS A 17-year-old ju-venille from Monticello, Utah, was ordered held without bond by Paul Pertuit, U. S. commissioner at Flagstaff, after being picked up here last week on a charge of driving a stolen car across state lines. Arrest was by E. W.

Wade, Arizona Highway patrolman. Charges were Tiled by the FBI. Officers said the youth first took a car at Dove Creek, abandoning it at Sunnyslope, near Phoenix, where he took another car back to Monticello, there abandoning the second vehicle. He took a third car at Monticello and got back as far as Williams before being caught. The youth admitted, officers said, one burglary at Sunnyslope and three others at Monticello plus the theft of a rifle there.

RccsDufcVith Guillen Users NEW YORK (AP) Texas is in the Cotton Bowl. Illinois and California are near enough to Iasadena to smell the roses. A dozen other teams are afraid to stray too far from the telephone lest they miss a ring from one of the big post-season promoters. The pluck season is here for college football and the mad scramble is on to fill the 'massive stadia in the warm weather climes with the most glamorous elevens available. Right now the list of unpicked eligibles is headed by Oklahoma and Kentucky, with Tennessee, Miami (Fla.) and Clemson just a shade behind.

Other prospects include Wyoming, Loyola of Los Angeles, Alabama, Southern Methodist, Nebraska, and Tulsa their desirability hinging largely on the outcome of the remaining few games. The bowl picture at the moment shapes up approximately like this: Rose at Pasadena Illinois vs. California. 1 Sugar at New Orleans Kentucky vs. Oklahoma or SMU.

Cotton at Dallas Texas vs. Oklahoma or Tennessee. Orange at Miami Miami vs. Tennessee, Clemson or Wyoming. The game with the most important bowl bearing Saturday is at Knoxville, where unbeaten and untied Kentucky takes on once-defeated Tennessee, a team that perennially gives the Wildcats trouble.

Its reported a Sugar Bowl bid is hanging in the balance. Oklahoma, owning modern footballs longest winning streak of 29 games, will go against Nebraska at Norman and probably can stpn right into any bowl it chooses, with the exception 6f the grand-pannv of them all at Pasadena. Texas clinched the Southwest championship and Cotton Bowl role Saturday by beating Texas Christian, 21-7, while Rice was cooling off the only remaining challenger, Texas 21-13. Foiled in the east, with New Mexico Western taking 28-6 victory Saturday, the Lumberjacks will travel west this coming weekend in a new attempt to gain their third football victory of the season. Opponents for the coming weekend will be the Green Waves of George Pepperdine college at Los Angeles, who will play host for the Lumberjacks Anal engagement of the season.

The Loggers see less hope of gaining a victory at Los Angeles than there was in Silver City, as the Pepperdine crew is rated among the top small college contingents in Los Angeles and in previous meetings have usually had little trouble in rolling over the Loggers. At Silver City, the Axers only score came as Walt Smith picked up a punt blocked by Bill Falcon and scored. The conversion was wide. Passing attacks highlighted by scoring aerials from Merlin Baxter to Joe Palmer accounted for two of the New Mexico squads scores Saturday while rushing plays, one by Bill Robinson from the 10 and another by Robinson from the 30 accounted for the ether. Don Smith toed all four Western conversions.

2 Players Bounced Off Wilcat Squad TUCSON (AP) A. L. Slon-aker, dean of men at the University of Arizona will conduct an investigation into the dismissal yesterday by head coach Bob Winslow of two members of the football team. The coach last night announced he had dismissed first string fullback Arnie Burwitz and Guard Hudson Perow for breaking training regulations. Both are 20-year-old sophomores.

Burwitz is from Chicago and Perow is from Green Bav, Wis. Dean Slonaker said the two men have been on probation since last year. The word dune was first applied to the great sand mounds along the Tempe last Saturdtv night. This week Tempo is host to Idaho in the last regular season game for the Sun Devils, However, the team which features Wilford (Whizzer) White, the nations leading ground gainer, will be seen in action once more. Tempe has accepted a hid to be host team in the Salad Bowl game at Phoenix Jan.

I. Arizona State College at Flag staff lost its sixth game eut of eight last Saturday when New Mexico Western scored a 28-6 victory at Silver City. Our 1 service includes checking your tank at regular intervals and filling it as necessary. All bills metered and you save money when you order from us PHONE 839-J NOW! CITY OIL CO. Phone 839-J WEST CITY LIMITS Community Chest Standings being compiled Tuesdays paper.

for Fridays match 20-30 Club took 3-1 decision over Cress Cleaners in A League; no league match. Jack Milburn, Cress Cleaners, high game, 189, and high series, 507. Man Wanted Here Arrested. In Seattle A detainer has been placed on Irving E. Smith, wanted here on a bogus check charge, following his arrest by the FBI at Seattle.

the sheriffs office reported today. Smith was wanted for giving a check of over $400 to a local used car dealer in 1948 in payment of a car. The car broke down at Kingman but Smith made his way out of the state before the character of the check was discovered. FBI officers said that Smith had worked the same type of a bogus check car purchase operation more than 50 times. Smith would first acquaint himself with the town make his purchases and then diive his cars to another state, where he would sell the vehicles.

Seligman Youth Now At San Diego Base (By the SUNS Own Service) SELIGMAN Dick Shipley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shipley of Seligman, is now at the U. S. naval training center at San Diego.

He enlisted in the Navy at Prescott last week. He took his physical examination at Los Angeles. Dick graduated from the Seligman high school in 1949 then entered the ASC at Flagstaff. Although efforts were made to sail around Americas northern boundaries from the 19th centurv on, it was not accomplished until the 19th century. INSULATE NOW! Pays for Itself in 1 to 3 Years Do it Yourself or see us for FREE Estimate! Ct PHONE 475 112 E.

Santa Fe, Flagstaff Give to your A drumlin is a smoothly rounded, oval hill, rarely more than 250 feet high or more than a half-mile seacoasts of northern France, Hoi- long and composed of unstratified land and Denmark. glacial drift. ARIZONA DAILY SUN Devils Bound Opponents To PHOENIX (AP) Arizona State College at Tempe is Salad Bowl i Qund. The Sun Devil team formally accepted a bid to participate in the annual grid classic Saturday. Officials of the school signed a contract with Dr.

M. R. Richter of the Salad Bowl selection cimmit-tee. The game, to be held in Montgomery stadium here on January 1, will pit probably the best team in Tempe history against a still unnamed opponent. Marquette, Tulsa, Drake and Wichita are being considered by the selection committee.

The Sun Devils are composed mainly of seniors and are currently rated as the top offensive team of the nation. They lead in both rushing and total offense. Wilford (Whizzer) White, con- sidered one of the best backs ever produced in the state, will be play- ing his last game of collegiate ball Ed Doherty, 'popular Tempe coach, will also- be making his last appearance. He has resigned. Under terms of the contract ASC school and coaching officials were given the privelege of approving the rival team.

This same system was used last year when Xavier of Cincinnati played the Devils. Money raised by the game benefits underprivileged children of the state. The Phoenix Kiwanis club sponsors the contest. 3 Arizonans Die In Korean Fighting WASHINGTON (AP) Three Arizonans have been killed in the fighting at Korea, the JJ.S. defense department has announced.

Staff Sgt. Ray L. Jennings of t'-' A F-re-' husband Mrs. Jlarjorie B. Jennings of Phoenix; Army PrJ.

blank C. Mata, son of Mrs. Mary Mata of Tucson 11525 N. Yavapai Street) were listed as killed in action. Marine Corps Pfc.

Kichard Lee Nickles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Nickles of Tucson (3432 E. Fort Lowell St.) died of wounds. Marine PFC.

Manuel M. Green-blat, whose wife lives at 13 Congress Terrace at Tucson, was listed as wounded. For Salad BovI; Be Named Soon Copper Bowl Game Goes To Sun Imps CLIFTON (AP) The freshmen Sun Imps of Arizona State College at Tempe hold the first championship of the Copper Bowl football game. They took the title with a 42-25 victory over Eastern Arizona Junior college here Saturday night. Quarterback Lencho Navarette, from nearby Morenci, paced the winners with good passing and some long runs.

His 21-yard aerial to Albin Berbis started the Imps on the scoring trail early in the first quarter. He scored tfie second touchdown minutes later. Technically the victory also gives the Imps the championship of the Little Six conference composed of freshmen teams from the four-year schools and the junior college c'hs of the state. Thg Imps lost to the University of Arizona frosh, but the latter did not play enough conference games to qualify for the 1 Pima Slayer To Hear Sentence Next Monday Bunnell, 37, will be sentenced for the second degree murder of hi 34-year-old common law wife, Mrs. Margaret Sutter Bunnell, by Judge Lee Garrett in Pima county superior court on Nov.

27. Bunnell was found guilty of the murder charge by a ury late Saturday night. The thrice-divorced Mrs. Bunnell, mother cf a 14-year-old son, was shot and fatally wounded in her home here May 12 when she returned from a three- day absence and ordered Bunnell to leave. She told him she had found another man.

Mrs. Bunnell died May 15 in a Tucson hospital. She had been shot through the right lung and in the right arm. Bunnell faces a sentence of from 10 years to life in the Ari -zona State Prison. Yuma Authorized Fund For Anti-Rabies Work PHOENIX (AP) The City of Yuma has been authorized to spend non-budgeted funds to fight an outbreak of rabies.

The state tax commission approved expenditures of $1,050. The city stated in its petition that rabid dogs have bitten several Yuma residents in recent weeks. One boy hag died of the disease. Coroners Jury Probes Gas Deaths Of Pair feattorf and Mr phenson at an "quest hre tnow; tw0 "ere found.dfd bon monoxide poisoning at their home here Friday night. The oxy gen in the air was exhausted after a vent pipe in a gas heater came loosd Clark H.

Johnson, ex-officio coroner, reported. Flagstaff to to0 i1 Sleeping Kitten Gets Taken To Cleaners BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP) A month-old kitten, napping in a pie 5 shop laundry bag, got taken to the cleaners by mistake. The next day, shop employes 1 SvthC kitte" ihC A search through a stack of bags of soiled linen turned up the kit- ten, none the worse for the expe- rience.

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