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By Wilt Ptacn FAN FAKE SPORTS PARADE Times Sports Basilio Favored, But Odds Should Change fj, jra' Jfe' Now there Is, another obvious' Standings his first well which he received from Lowe so the' neb. get Bobby Fischer, Brooklyn's 14 year old triple crown chess champion is learning to ski under the tutelage. 6f Olympic competitor Tonir Kastner and' "in return is teaching. Kastncr to chess. Many ches's not cheese champs have been good athletes.

Cubas Jose Capablanc'a was a' top tennis star and missis's Boris 'Spas sky clears six feet in the high jump. PICK TOUR PLAY Many of the tall nien in basketball are rugged enough to play football' too, but Georgia Tech's why they don't make the parlay. "They have to make a he, says, "because after the regular football season is over the basketball' squad is too far. ahead for him to ever catch up." Bed Auerbach, coach of the Boston Celtics, remembers losing only one oratorical debate to a referee. That was once in a game at Sheboygan when a spectator took a poke at Red.

The referee, fearful of 'a full scale riot, ordered Red off the bench. "Why me?" Red ranted. "Why don't you get i cop and lock up the joker, who took a shot at me?" said the referee ominously, 'am a cop and jf you don't get off the bench I'll toss you in jail." By OSCAR FRALliV NEW YORK OPi Fearless Fralcy's facts, and figures: Carmen Basilio is an opening 9 to 5 favorite to defenrLhis middleweight title against Sugar Kay Robinson in their rematch at CK caeo stadium on March 25, but the fight experts contend that Kobinson will be the choice at ring time. The reasoning is that Basilio will be more confident this tune plus the fact that each passing month takes sd much more out of those 37 vtar old Robinson legs. But Sugar Ray is only three pounds ovw the" 160 pound middleweight limit as he goes into training and his new found sharpness is expected to sway the price.

BREAKS COSTXY Bill Talbert, America's Davis. Cup captain, is optimistic over the chances of regaining the big silver mug the next 'time and believes that the United States could have won it this time .1 Dick Savilt, Bulge Patty and Ham Richardson had been on the team. "All four sioslcs matches were decided by one break in the fifth set," he asserted. "With steady campaigners buch as Savitt, Pattv or Richardson the breaks might have gone the' other, way." Back in November, Willie Shoemaker had to choose between Ralph Lowe's Gallant Man and Vheatlcy Stables' Bold Ruler in the' Trenton Handicap. 3t was assumed he chose Lowe's Gallant Man because of a sense of obligation, due to the "pull up" ride Pel.

Calllonila .4 Oreio3 Stati i 7 Waaa. iState 175 JX ltD 3H Red got: ueroy. Delaney Missing King Wins 'Comfortably' You re In The Dugout and the plays are the most crucial ones of the 1957 baseball eeason. How ivould you handle them if WASHINGTON WT A runner likctVillaDDva's Bon 'Dclany can link himselt sd closely with an event that he becomes conspicuous by his absence. .17 indoor mile races since came to this country fronr Ireland four years He won all of 'most recently at the Philadelphia In quirer Friday night! This doing tr.e time or year ior coilene Delany skipped the Evening Star meet here on Saturday.

1 Coleman of Chicago, who' had chased: D.elaney across' twice tms season, aisa was rmssing. That left the test almost ex clusively in slim George King's hands, and King won oy a comfortable 10 yards in 4:13.6. All the tension in. the Star games ended with the sprint series in which Dave Sime of Duke regained some of the. glory be lost last year to' Ira' Murchison oE Western.

Michigan. YOU'RE THE MANAGER Watch for this lour iveek series of lop Hot Stove League eiluations that confronted the big league nianagers during the past year. They are fun to figure out and you can lest out your friends knowledge of the national pastime ivilh these fast reading quizzes. See YOU'RE THE MANAGER on the sports page starting TOMORROW OPENING SPECIAL! Celebrating the Opening of the 227th Studio in Our international Chain in Oakland. All BAY AREA STUDIOS MAT ACCEPT, MEMBERSHIPS AT SPECIAL CHARTER MEMBERSHIP RATES START THE NEW YEAR RIGHTI Bay Meadows Results San Mateo Times 11 Monday, Jan.

27,1 9.58 Patterson Defends Title In England NEW YORK '(AP) Heavyweight champion Flovd Patterson today agreed to defend Jus title in England in late Jane. The opponent will be Joe Erakinej the British empire champ, if he defeats Inger mar Johansson of Sweden in a February si maicu. The announcement was made jointly by Promoter Harry Lcvene of JLondon and Gus D'Amato, Patterson's manager. Mountaineers After Duke's Scalp Tonight By ED CORHlGAN The Associated Press That 'swashbuckling hand of Mountaineer; from rest Virginia blow into Durham, N.C.. tonight to hang Duke's scalp alongside their other 14 victims of the basketball season.

This should be a relatively easy one for West Virginia, the top dog among the nation's court elita, for Duke has a 5 record. Eest Up The Mountaineers rest up after tonight and will have more than a week to solidify their forces for their mEetififi with St. John's ol other undefeated major 'clan, in Madison Square Garden; Feb. 0. St.

John's, with a' 9 0 record, still has three games on tap before meeting West Virginia, The big hurdle for the Brooklyn Bed men comes Saturday against Temple, one of the strongest teams on the eastern seaboard. In Tact, there is no doubt about it that Sc. still is pretty much of an untested outfit. Jac tapchick's lads still haven't met a club in the same class as West Virginia, the No. 1 team in The AssociaLed' ITess pen, or inr ui.it matter, Temple.

Konthal Hurt In addition. Lou Roethal, a 6 operative who has been one of the Redmcn'S mainstays, was injured in last Saturday's 65 53 triumph over ncishboring St. Francis. If he doesn't come around in time for the Temple encounter. West Virginia probably will find itself alone in "the undefeated Windward 24 Hours From Mark SAN DIEGO (s The sloop Windward, owned by Don Chilcoot of Las Angeles, was 24 hours away today from finishing the 1500 mile San Diego to AcapWco, Mexico yacht race in record time.

It was expected to reach Aea pulco sometime tomorrow, a Copley News Service correspondent aboard the escorting U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Perseus reported by radio. fcecord doint; so, it would better, by a day or more the race record of 10 days, 7 hours set by the Fairweather in 1951. The Windward was' leading the 35 yachts, which started at noon Jan. IS.

It was. 239. miles from Acapulco when the last official positions were radioed from the Perseus at noon yesterday. Still fihead. however, in correct ed handicap time, although 200 miles back of the.

wmawaro, was the San Francisco schooner Al tnra. No Fear The Pegasus, 37 foot schooner am Cabrrllo Bcaehy with two women aboarts, oecn out oi radio contact witlTthe Perseus for two days no fear was felt for its safety. It is skippered oy Dr. Alex Thompson and the women are listed with the race committee as Rosalie and Darlene Thompson. reason.

Willie just hit oil with Clr.b Wln, Vanncvnr. NO acral TENTH 1 yards, yfar old: Qradr A minus. Purae MW. rir Bar, PlRueroa J.S0 GUI Hieil. 11:.

Banks 'rt Tor.y l. rriB, iLutc Earn, LitUo Hot Spot, Tittle, Francis To Be Honored By PALO Club The bay area's top sports iifires 'vill be on land tomorrow night at the Palo club's 12th annual million dollar banquet at Rickey's in Palo Alto. Feature of tie program will be the honoring ol Oregon Staie back Joe Francis and San Francisco's 49ers' quarterback Y. A. Tittle.

Francis will receive the Pop Warner Award as the Paeiiic Coast's Most Valuable college senior. Tittle is being feted as the' pro player of the year in the annual United Press polL' Athletes and coaches from college football, pro football, base faal, track and golf will be on hand. Marlene Takes Lake Worth LAKE WORTH. Fls. (ffl Mrs.

Marlene Bauer Hagge' of Delray Beach, Fla captured the Lake" Worth Women's Invitational Golf tournament yesterday with a 73 a 218 total. Msrltn B. Haist 76 513 918 S031. Fir Crorier TTi TA ia lSe!) Marllrsr SralUi u. T5 aaa siBl.

tcil.r Pir.r. muclHD, 7: 15 Jdvcs 2 Inks 31 74 r.lr. la Feht 15. Florida Armatrorie, Oaklar.r, ai TB Muric KBCKKiilc El Sl IO 20. Jj Jrii Prtr llri.

ST i. TJ f. Mlms Uanoff E0 SE B1 SI" 3s Jier Foley 7S an i7. SlDll 63 S3 B1 247. Anne Downey Is Doherty Champ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.

liV Mary Anr.e Downey el Baltimore won the Helen Lee Doherty Golf tournament yesterday, beating Marlene Stewart Strait of Font Hills, on the thirty seventh hole. Thomas Rolls 697 Series in Masters Loop Jack; Thomas provided ihc tap series for Murray Amusement in the Metropolitan Masters league Sunday as he increased his average from 191 to 134. In putting together 2W 2S4.247 lor a 697 series, Thomas led the Murray Amusements to a .3 0, shutout over Manoncy stars on the home lanes. Jerry Sones had 231' and S05, with Joe Mahoney scoring 587" for the losers. Caralno Bows Eel entry iournied Camino Bowl ind fell before LazzareschT'Tieats; 3 0.

Bill Grcn ier, 253 and GJG," and Johnny Re hol, 22S and' Ma; led the way for the Butchers. Jimmy St. Johns, 258 and PrimoXiberatort, 217' and 60S, were tops for Bel Mateo. Italian Swiss Colony came through with a sweep over LbMon aco Trophies at Downtown, where a pair of G30 series featured. Italian Swiss had Dick Agee, with 224 202 2S4 for his big one, Ed; Bourdase equaled the count for Trophies on 219 204 257.

Bailer Rolls 245 If was Commercial Properties inning 2 1 DVCr Brentwood at Brentwood. Ken Bailer tossed 245 and E12, with Bob Wild using 204 234 230 for 668 lor the losers 'and Ora Mayer helping, with 235 and Nicholson Signs With Baltimore ST. LOUTS (UP) Dave Nichal son, IS, baseball prospect who' had most major league teams1 throwing him fat contract offers, today looked forward to service with the Baltimore He signed a contract Sunday night that called tor a conus estimated at $80,000 not the. highest offer, according to. insiders, Nicholson reportedly turned down SIOO.OOO offered by Chicago Cubs' to join ihc Orioles, cluh that he thought offered', him the best opportunity.

Only the Detroit Tigers failed to bid. James Kielty, president of the Orioles, said' in New York that Nicholson had received a "mod est bDiiiis." Reed Leading Hoop Scorers Bv The Associated Press Hubert Reed of Oklahoma City is on a scaring rampage these' days, and today finds himself all the way up to No. 9 in the indi vidual scoring leaders among the nation's collegians, with a 24.7 average. PO 77T Ftsl ATB Os ar Kobiilaon, Cln. 1BL 131 tH 32.S Un.

JIar 11 101 210 11. jailn Bai lor. SaattlB lOS. 103 3 Dtp. Indian J17 300 35.S 71, Hli St.

11 Eyre. Man TioU H. Rend, oca City lit C. lnrs Lee 17311 Dutra, Borke Lead Seniors DUPrTEDIK, Fla. Two men whose brothers won golfing titles in bygone days vere running one two going into today's final round of the PGA Seniors' Golf Tournament.

Big Mortie Dutra oi Calexico, was the field just as he has since the tournament opened Wednesday with a 69 71 73213. Ed Burke of New Haven, was second at 73 70 72 215. Morlle Dutra 00.71 73 211 Vi Burke 73 70 71 215. liarlM sneer: 70 71 75 ilt. 1:111 BlacH 70 75 73 21.

VJ 71 Tfr aiI. 11; 7: 7i 73 Bevnardi 71 T2 72 S1D. co i i. jaclr Eyarl 77 70 73 H2D. JoafSt Zarlardt T6 7J 70 SM.

Burte 74 71 74 321. sol DI Bunco T5 7S 73 221 Bert Montreascr 72 72 77231. Al Wl OUS 71 73 74221. Watson Wins Panavda Golf PANAMA iSs Bob Watson of West Palm Beach, won. the Panama Open Golf tournament yesterday with a 72 hole total of Bay Meadows Entries TUKSOM Claud? arid Slav' i'RIN' HAHOVER 7.N7.

TaSS CA lOINAL TASS THUNDER, COUBV a CAMI AXWORTHY W. IAK raas j.Ltlcy PERKY FRISCO Carina SECON'O mllr. Olasi trot. Cal brcd. BILMA BOY 'ONE MATTIE SARAHS.

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Chaoman, J. Fithbum. 110 J. Tuavn, IN T. CUnTOi.

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Btanar, 130 L2DVADA K. BrlUaln. 110 NINTH SM ylda, ear.oiaa Grade minm. Pant y.lv. ARIEL BEAT7TY Dteorcraaux, 1H CLOUDY DEL COrJERSATION SUPER BAR LITTLE BAY LADY JASMINE CUE MY CABOOSS SWIFT SICNEY RED CONCHITA BALZAC YANKEE CLOVER TTJBK HANCOCK ylltEDALL' UAK T.

Tlearej, llfi Brlttaln, 11 K. Brlttaln. 131 O. Hm 131 Fowler's 202 Tops Keglers lola Fowler's 202 game paced the Fireballs to a triple win over the Clowns in. the Sunday Mixed Fives league at Nineteenth Avenue Bowl.

Series honors went to Pat Carmody, with a 529.: 10TH AVENUE BOWL Sunday Mixed fives Plve Squared 4 i Brewers 0. Alloy Kati 0. Pontana, i Sonj 3. Tetij 1. Fireball 3.

0. Klnes gue Montana club 1. 414 "A Alley Kata Bum 6 a Pill Htada Fireballi 1 Fontana Brawcrs 0 a Tnri KlniACillnJ 4 Montana Ha.mr.lers 4 5 CloV. nf ReiiiltK li Xltnt Plclturw 2. Plnheads 1.

erj 0. pcl m. OP flu 112 3 low 9 077 .733 1116 017 3 10. Sime, 6 feet 3 against Murchi son's 5 feet 4, made the most of the set a world record of 7.8 in edging Murchison at 50 yards and wen the 100 with a yard to spare at Elias Dennis, ex Morgan Stater, now representing. the Sbanahan Catholic of.

Philadelphia won the high' jump at 6 feet inches. Pro Cage Pet. Blind, 31 13 .711 11 JS ri .23 tU 10 WnLtrn DIvlse'OD WiLroit 373 Mendar Scriraala BMtiin 113. syraeujo 03. FMllnddpllla IK.

51. LouH Nex Vorlr 10J. Mlnrjeacclu ClTWlnna ul 107. Detroit 103. Detroit 105.

St. Loan tt. JANUARY BEGINNERS' COURSES START DAllYI I SPECIAL! FIRST 25 MEN JOIN TODAY FOR ONIY '1 00 PER WEEK for a coursoi Individually designed for you I Rarjuctng Waight gaining Body Building Health tondiConlng Hull Ijlldlncl Malt L.T1.I oi City HeUI lSBi oisa nj ually dejlgned coursct at Ameri Studios mture yew rujrt hdivirj can Health he save the horse in the Kentucky Preps Reach MidwayMark In Hoop Rce The first half of the Peniasula league basketball race draws, to' a 'close Friday with Capuchin'c showing the way with unbeaten records in both divisions. Rival clubs have plenty of op portunity to catch up with the San Bruno fives. Cap Is Idle tomorrow, meets Hillsdale Friday nlRht in San MMc.

doesn't play again until Tuesday, Feb niary 11. Righl Behind By Ihc lime the Mustangs get back into the swing of things, Mike Orlich's Jefferson Indians should be right on their heels. Alter bowing to Cap in their opener, the Indians have proved to be the only real challenger to Jimmy Johnson's quintet. The Indians meet three foes while Cap is taking its mid season rest, and should be abreast of the Mustangs in victories when the two clubs battle agai' on Feb. 18.

Behind Cap and Jeff imfils putedly the class of the league a fierce battle is in the offing for the olher first division spots. Right now South San Francisco (3 1) and Burllngame (2 2) arc the best bets to quarrel fur third' place. Jefferson (3 invades San Ma tea (D in the feature of. tomorrow's schedule. Other action sends Wcstmoor IM) to Hillsdale 3) and South San Francisco to' Burlingamc.

Afternoon Games rAil Tuesday prep. start ai' 3:15 p.m.. with the varsity buttles precedins the lightweight arfairs. Serra High hits the road for its Catholic Athletic league action this week. The Fadres tangle with Bisho" O'Dowd at Oakland tomorrow, and Marin Catholic Friday.

For the second straight round, Carlmont faces a team which has just "found Itself." Afler four straight losses. Willow Glen upset Sequoia to leave the Scots all alone in the South PAL basement. Carlmont (0 5) hosts the game in Belmont, Other SPAL games are Sequoia (2 3). at San Jose tS OV Lincoln (4 at Palo Alto (3 2) and Cub berley 3' at Mcnlo Atherton (3 2). PL Burllsiiiiae at Sari Mateo: Crpj chclno at JUicraM! Capuchlno 't tills, dalo.

CAL arm al Warn. Catholic. SPAL Mtplo AUirrtotl at CorlmDtlt: Palo. Alto It StoUDla: WIllcW Glen at CutAtr lev: Unrein vj. Son Jisr at aoo Joic J.C.

IA11 trmii btilu it 7:30 n.M.l. DRIVER KILLED BUENOS AIRES OPi Jorge Magnasco, an Argentine race driver, sped to his death Sunday in a Haserati sports cor he purchased only 48 hours earlier. Hockey Results Dotroit ai 1 105 1)6 S'S 5 lEcr ahe 25 16 8 1 SD 133 ciSSlSd i Provmrricii 31 iff 131 1J3 Bu'lulo 1 33 US 13 164 J3 in 1ST Chlciso 1. K'w Yorls J. Amerltan Lcactt? nochfsMr nuHaio ait).

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i's. Boost Lane, Miami. Hunt heavlel, 10, JobnnT Sumracrlla, Detroit. v. iin v.

crasr'riil. Paul, l. ivi 10. at JJlIan. Italy.

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Lonlr Gcno John," SEVENTH 100 year oldi and up. Grade A. Porac COM. Ear Dust. 117, Garza.

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DJlto Bt Vi'aie Pot eat. North Carolina at South. Carolina. Vlnrlr.la at VMI. Memphis Btnto at Tho Citadel.

William Mary at, Fur m. Virclnia Tech, at Davldacn, DUCrf nsU at Hlcnmond. Stanford at Oreiton Sl' lte. cx oriia itch ar jiiaDBma. at OKI? i Iowa.

Vurrtue nt MlLnlpan. Klnneiota state. Indiana at Uepaul. Trial TMaa.AiU Jlojjor at Terr. Aritassu at SKV.

iTriajl at Sice. Eucliriril at HJchmcnd. LaSAl 77rc State (Tenocl. KnALcrn Hi. at Uar.

at Cincinnati at Dutfueme. Zxv.tcl Knnv.irty at Dayton. Detroit at Toledo. iriffaTB at Younestown; Utah at Ht7.aH N'' STir.cn k7 lit 7.1:.r:t:.i:a Stu Cillete it arllhors YoUSa. ''vrc mhw at colo.

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Hillsdale FI 1 2684 HilladHla ShoFpta Canlar BTJHUSOMJEi 1351 Howard Av. SAN rBA7. 1 41 GMfn Cel. PB J.87 Ha. 11(00 Vnlildo 1 Robert Ho.

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irranr the Faclllc at Ne i Pa irlnl innias. Bowline Gieen at Kent 3 Pordhim. Utah St, at Brlchatn Yrrjr.it. Kentueity at aeonla. Loyola at LaU.

Lo'ilsvlllo at l.otr Dame. Toledo at Altron. Xavler iDhloi at Dayton, ilon tanft at Montana State. Thundoj St. Louis at Wiohita.

Mlarnl at clndncatl. Bolton CoUett Vlrclnllt ni Duio. S. Carolina, at Jur Frldal' Loyela Utah Stnta. Utah i Suita Clara at Cali fornia.

Donor V. at Hon ctok. mcao Stadium douhle header: Lorola (ChlclKH vi xi.ltr Ohlol and Holra Dawa Bradley. Karrland at Nitt. Clcmion at 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiwiiti WHEEL BALANCING and ALIGNMENT note Shimmy Ooan Evenings Til! 12 and Vibration Brak and Tirt xpert FUNKE 885 San Mateo Drive Recapping Budgit Trmi ROCHA DI 4 7t.