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PAGE ilX THE BEDFORD DAILY TntF MAIL. BFDFOno, INDIANA THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1966 Basketball Scores Florida Pro Paces Field Lakers Edge Giicy Royals At Foul Line By United Press International Elgin Baylor climaxed a brilliant second-half performance by making two free throws with 14 seconds remaining to give the Los Angeles Lakers a 119-118 victory over the Cincinnati Royals Wednesday night in a National Basketball Association game. Cincinnati called time out with 13 second left and then inbounded the ball to Oscar Robertson, the games high scorer with 44 points. Robertson, however, missed a jump shot with seven seconds left and Jerry West of the Lakers took the rebound.

Los Angeles then ran out the clock. Baylor scored 29 points, including 23 in the second half. West added 23 and Rudy Larusso 20 for Los Angeles, while Jerry Lucas had 26 for Cincinnati and led both teams in rebounding. The victory extended Los Angeles Western Division lead to 54 games over second-place San Francisco, which was idle Wednesday night. In other NBA action, St.

Louis defeated Philadelphia 96-89 and Detroit topped Boston 99-93. Weils while Bessehnk, who won some money in the Los Angeles Open and the Bing Crosby but failed to make the cut a week ago in the Lucky International when his putting went sour, carded a 67 on the same course. The trio thus took the play away from such touring stars as Arnold Palmer, the hottest player this year, who had a 71; defending champion Billy Casper who led a group of seven at 69; PGA champion Dave Marr, who had an opening round 68, and Ken Venturi, the Lucky winner Monday, with a 72., Jerry Pittman, Harold Kneece, and Rocky Thompson were at 68 along with Marr, while the 69ers included Bert Yancey, Ernie Vossler, Jacky Cupit, George Knudson, Gardner Dickinson, and A1 Greiber. ing goods with Ed Rozey, Chicago Bear trainer. The leather is given special treatment to raise grain, allowing a firmer grip.

UPI Telephoto. ROWING TEAM NEW YORK (UPI) -The National Rowing Foundation agreed Wednesday to underwrite the expense of sending a complete team to the world rowing championships at Bled, Yugoslavia, in September. It will mark the first time the United States has had complete representative at the world championships. DISCUSSION Chicago Bears linebacker Dick left, and Chicago Cubs infielder Ron Santo, right, merits of new pebble-grained leather used for sport Sport Parade Game porTalk In To By AL BRFWSTER Loop Champion Bedford Highs Stonecutters, now 11-4 for the season, own a .460 field goal shooting average and in recent games have upped their free throw firing figure to .614. This is an improvement since the field goal shooting was .440 and foul average was .590 after 10 games.

1 Cutter averages through 15 games: CHUCK ROAST Mfc INDIANA BASKETBALL By United Press International COLLEGcE Evansville 89 Kentucky Wesleyan 84 Indiana State 108 Butler 90 Valparaiso 110 DePauw 71 Rose Poly 103 St. Francis 92 St. Josephs 100 Ball State 90 Marian at Villa Madonna, ppd. HIGH SCHOOL Gary Wallace 87 Hobart 78 Hammond Morton 86 Hammond Clark 63 Terre Haute Wiley 53 West Vigo 37 College Basketball Results By United Press International East La Salle 103 American U. 93 Rider 95 Susquehanna 80 Newark Rutgers 81 Hunter 65 LIU 105 New Paltz 60 Villanova 83 Duquesne 60 Trenton St.

91 Jrsy Cty St. 69 Seton Hall 90 St. Francis 88 Drexel Tech 85 Swarthmore 48 Geneva 63 Westminster 62 Salem St. 74 Boston St. 71 Clark 79 Springfield 74 Holy Cross 92 Boston U.

68 Conn. 90 Mass. 60 Lafayette 67 Lehigh 64 Albright 66 Upsala 63 Albany St. 84 Pratt 69 Edinboro St. 90 Alliance 83 Gttysbg 63 62, ot St.Jos.

(Pa.) 107 Bstn Coll. 89 Haverford 74 Muhlenberg 56 mum GRADE LARGE 00 Park's Purity All Kinds Dixie Belle week to pickles PALM SPRINGS (UPI) -Jack McGowan, a tiny pro out of Largo, who has had putting troubles in three previous stops on the PGA winter tour this year, paced a field of 128 professionals into the second round of the $100,000 Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic today. But close on his heels as the big field teed off in the second round of the five-day 90-hole event were two other veterans who have been almost as unsuccessful with their putters as McGowan, Joe Taylor of Charleston, W. and A1 Bessehnk of Grossinger, N.Y. McGowan, who won $28,771 last year but has made only $487 50 this year, wielded the first rounds hottest putter as he made seven birdies against a single bogey en route to an Esdorado Course record tying 66, six under par.

Taylor, the head pro at the Berry Hills Country Club in Charleston, who plays only on the winter tour, a 1 most matched McGowan, carding a five-under-par 67 at Indian ger can make is six or seven games to a ball club. If you happened to catch Durocher on one of those network night-time shows the other night, then you heard him say essentially te same thing. Discourse On Mets Only he said it about the Mets instead of the Cubs. Do you think sooner or later the Mets will get out of last place. he was asked.

Well, sooner or later, Leo fenced. Mostly later. Everyone knows its not up to the manager. Hes gotta have the talent. I said at the beginning it would take the Mets a long time to get out of last place.

How long? Theyll probably be last for tlie next two years anyway, before they get very good. How about Sandy Koufax? Hes so good, he should be barred, replied Durocher. Hes the best pitcher Ive ever seen in my life. Any time he goes out there, hes 95.5 per cent sure to win. Why.

even he cant understand it any time he loses. Leo talked about some other things, too. Like the time the Cubs were murdering his Dodgers and he brought in Hal Gregg to pitch to Bill Nicholson, and how Nicholson tripled with the bases loaded. And like the time he and umpire Jocko Conlan were involved in their famous kicking match, and how he got the worst of it because Conlan was wearing shin guards under his pants. Leo was still going like 60 when time ran out.

He promised to finish the story he was telling some other time. FEATURE PUBLICATIONS NEW YORK (UPI) The American Bible Society during its anniversary this year will feature several publications, including a new Greek New Testament, a history of the society by Dr. Kenneth S. Latourette and an anniversary hymn selected in a contest by the Hymn Society of America. The 20th century Greek New Testament is the first ever produced by an international committee.

More than 100 Greek manuscripts and quotations from early versions in Latin, Coptic, Syriac, Armenian, Georgian and Gathic were checked by Biblical scholars from Japan, England, Scotland, the Netherlands and the United States. Super 100 Dealer Southwest SMU 75 Arkansas 74 Houston 112 Lamar Tech 84 South Concord 72 Beckley 57 Catholic 95 Towson 61 Mid. Ga. 70 Sou. Ga.

59 West Virginia 74 Davidson 65 Miami 88 Wm. Mary 66 No. Car. St. 83 Fordham 77 Applchian 105 Blmnt Abbey 78 Alabama St.

102 Miles 89 Kentucky 105 Vanderbilt 90 Wnstn-Slm St. 102 Mrgn St. 77 Tulane 82 LSU 68 Okla. Cty U. 118 Centenary 94 Midwest Evansville 89 Ky.

Wesleyan 84 Creighton 115 Memphis St. 82 Indiana St. 108 Butler 90 Toledo 117 Kent St. 86 Sou. 111.

71 S.W. Missouri 67 Lake Forest Carthage 92 Cent. Mich. 65 111. St.

62 St. Procopius 97 111. Tech 80 Valparaiso 110 DePauw 71 Bowling Green 74 Miami (O) 62 St. Norbert 95 Lakeland 85 Wooster 97 Bldwn-Wllce 90, ot Otterbein 74 Capital 58 Ashland 71 Wilmington 57 Oberlin 68 Hiram 66 WARLICK ON WAIVERS DETROIT (UPI) Bob War-lick, a rookie guard, was placed on waivers Wednesday by the Detroit Pistons, reducing the teams roster to 10 men. 19c I -Lb.

Box Phone BR 5-5711 GROUriD BEEF Reg. 2 for 47c Loaves KRAFT'S By MILTON RICHMAN (UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Dont give Leo Durocher any of that Brooklyn jazz about waiting until next year. He cant even wait until next month. Leos sudden enthusiasm is easy enough to understand when you consider hes on the verge of resuming his managed-ial career after a 10-year lapse and that prospect to him is roughly the equivalent of a presidential pardon. Durochers tremendous eagerness to get going is such that he sounds like a man who wont settle for anything less than a berth in next Octobers World Series.

It would be perfect if he only remembers to take his Chicago Cubs along. Never what you would call a conservative individual by nature, Leo permitted himself to get carried away a little on a recent six-city tour with some of his players. Followed Their Leader The Cubs who accompanied their leader on the caravan were Billy Williams, Ernie Banks, Ron Santo, Dick Ellsworth, Glenn Beckert, Ted Abernathy and Geodge Altman. It didnt take Leo long to shift into high gear once he started talking to his various audiences. Rule out Sandy Koufax, und you tell me where there is a left hander better than Ellsworth? he inquired loudly.

Ellsworth, sitting nearby and hearing the remark, nudged the fellow next to him and said, wow, I wish the season started tomorrow! Williams is one of the five top players in baseball, continued Durocher. I wouldnt trade him for three Frankie Robinsons Santo is the best third baseman in the league Beckert is going to be another Eddie Stanky or Billy Herman And Abernathy is just the No. 1 reliever around Leo had all these guys wide-eyed and here they hadnt even played game one under him yet. Some time later, Banks ran into ex-Dodger pitcher Joe Black and they fell to talking about Durocher and how much he might mean to the Cubs. Hes a good manager, all right, said Black, but hes no magician.

He cant go out there and do the pitching and hitting for you. Sure Leo is smart, but the most difference any mana due last Saturday extended the Gophers basketball string over Purdue to five straight games. This is currently the longest victory stretch of any Big Ten opponent over Purdue. Coach George King of Purdue indicated the Boilermakers would be more disciplined in performance for the game against Minnesota. The Boilers made only 24 of 81 field goal attempts a single game shooting low for the season.

Purdue forward Dave Schell-hase has a 15 game scoring average of 31.8. In conference action Schellhase has been awarded an average 15 free throws per game, a sign of concentrated defenses to his play. Free throw shooting is of statistical significance for Purdue. Guard Henry Ebershoff is shooting .906 from the line and guard Denny Brady .810 per cent. Schellhase is .729 for 188 attempted free throws.

Purdue as a team is shooting .728. Top three scorers, Schell-hase, Ebershoff and Brady, have a combined scoring average of 59.3 points 70 per cent of the, total Purdue scoring norm. Watts, Gerry Bowden, Kerry Davis, Frank Canada, Jack Allen, St. Vincent Bill Murray, 10; John Kern, 10; Bennie Scher-schel, Bemie Scherschel, Steve Chase, Eddie Baugh, 1. First Christian Dave Edwards, 19; Steve Hammel, Butch Senger, Rex Fish, John Boling, Steve Dillard, 2, and Richard Smith, 2.

Investigation Of KuKlux Klan Pressed WASH3NGTON (UPI) House Committee on American Activities today pressed on with its investigation of the Ku Klux Klan, encouraged by an overwhelming endorsement from the full House. The endorsement came Wednesday in the form of contempt of Congress citations voted against seven national Klan leaders. The officials who were cited for refusing to produce subpoenaed records, could go to jail for a year and be hit with $1,000 The citations were similar to warrants. They will not be presented to a grand jury by the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia.

If the Klansmen are indicted they will be tried in federal court here. Rep. Charles L. Weltner, a committee member and one of the early advocates of a Klan investigation, said he interpreted the vote as an overwhelming endorsement by members of the House of the committees work to date. Weltner said he was also proud that virtually all Southern members voted to cite the Klansmen.

It it clear that the KKK does not speak for the south or even the white South, he told a reporter. The Un- TWO-LEAGUER PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Jim Burning of Philadelphia is the only pitcher since the turn ot the century to hurl no-hitters it both the American and National leagues. CLARK Church Decide A playoff game First Methodist vs. St. Vincent next Monday night will decide the Bedford Church League championship.

The teams closed regular loop with identical 9-1 records. The game will be played at the Warren Dean Jones Memorial gym. It was also announced that the Church League Banquet will be held Tuesday night, Feb. 15, at St. Vincent.

In games this week First Baptist defeated Church of God 34-32; First Methodist won over Grace Methodist, 58-25, and St. Vincent stayed tied for first place by nipping First Christian 42-37. Scorers for the respective teams were; First Baptist Jerry Payne, 22; John Payne, John Bowden, Jerry Mitchell, 2. Church of God Steve Bar-low, Don Brassfield, Bud Blunk, Allen Terrell, Steve Starr, Jim Starr, Dan Starr, Larry Mize, 2. First Methodist Steve Brick er, 18; Jeff Franklin, 13; Don Gratzer, 11; Ron Snapp, 10; Chuck Reid, 6.

Grace Methodist John Hodges, Kevin Beasley, Mike O'Brien To Speak At Demo Banquet INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Postmaster General Lawrence F. OBrien will be speaker for the Democratic Partys annual Jefferson Jackson Day dinner March 26. State chairman Gordon St. Angelo announced today OBriens cenfirmation of an invitation extended to him to appear at the $25-a-plate dinner which Democrats expect to attract more than 3,600 persons. Now You Know By United Press International The color in certain diamonds is caused by particles of nitrogen gas imbedded in the carbon, according to the National Geographic Society.

Francisco Giants, and Joe Brown, general manager of the Pittsburgh also will heard in Chicago. Milwaukee, by its legal action, is seeking to prevent the Eraves from playing in Atlanta this season unless it is granted another major league franchise. The trial date is set for Feb. 28. OMalley, completing his deposition Wednesday, once again cited the scarcity of suitable talent and economic reasons for his opposition to immediate expansion.

He pointed out that the Dodgers now had a mere four farm clubs where they once had 28. SAILBOATS Large Stork, $115 Up Sailboat Sales Dlv, The Uptown Store I4lli Mnln Jasper, Ini) MIRACLE I'JHIP CAMPANELLAS RBIs NEW YORK (UPI) Roy Campanella of the old Brooklyn Dodgers is the only catcher ever to lead the National League in runs batted in for a season. Campy topped the senior circuit in 1953 when he drove in 142 duns. BEDFORD'S scoring has been paced by four players Mike Mams, 270; Roy Ward, 183; 1 Morris Clark, 123, and Tony 1 Kates, 121. Other scorers in order are: Danny Webster, 63; Dick Canada, 62; Howard Owen, 53; Dun-1 can Wilson, 48, and Gary Clark, 1 46.

For 15 games the Cutters have 1 scored 353 field goals out of 758 I attempts. At the foul line the I mark is 271 out of 441. And of-i ficials have charged the Cutters with 314 personal fouls about 20 per game. THE SCORING average has climbed to 65.4 compared to 61.7 for opponents. And the Cutters, playing for the better basket shots, have attempted near 50 field goals per game.

Friday night the Cutters will host the Jeffersonville Red Devils. And the rival Mitchell Bluejackets move in Saturday night for a return match. Bedford defeated the Jackets 87-58 earlier in the season but Mitchell fans are saying the outcome will be closer this time. FANS ON the home front have been asked to stop throwing pennies, paper, during games. Fans who have coins to throw should give them to I Heart Fund.

I The request was issued by i Cutter Coach Ray Mams. MITCHELL Highs Bluejack-1 ets, after three or four good i games, didnt look so good at 1 Scottsburg last week as the Warriors raced to an easy win. But, if you check the records, the Jackets are usually up when they meet the Cutters. They could bounce back Saturday night. AFTER THIS week, only three games will remain for the Cutters Vincennes here Feb.

11; at Martinsville Feb. 12 and at Jasper Feb. 18. Vincennes could be the weakest team remaining on the schedule. LAST NIGHT in the Bedford Independent League the i Sinclair diners tripped the Brunner Tankers 102-100 in an overtime.

The regulation game closed 92-all. Scorers for the Dinos were: Roger Kern, 34; Charlie Cox, 32; Dick Cox, 20; George Cox, 12, and Ron Kern, 4. Goens hit 38 and Fender 28. TWO BIG TEN first division basketball teams, Minnesota and Iowa, are the next oppo- nents for Purdue University. The Boilermakers meet Minnesota Saturday night at Minne-.

apolis. Monday Purdue is at home against Iowa. The 7:30 p. m. (CL)T) game is the only 1 meeting (his season with Iowa, Minnesota 91-75 win at Pur- Grant Of Mels To Testify During Hearing For Braves GET inn EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS CRACKERS At Charlies Clark Charles Greer, "JUST A THOUGHT:" A foreigner commented, "You Americans are strange people.

You devote one day out of the year to your Worth 100 Extra NEW YORK (UPI) -The Eastern phase of the baseball Braves legal battle ends its current stand today with M. Donald Grant of the New York Mets giving a deposition to National League attorneys. Walter O'Malley, president and owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, completed his marathon testimony Wednesday morning and Bing Devine, assistant to the president of the Mets, was a witness the afternoon session. Grant is chairman of the board lor the Mets and is another of several top officials who will be questioned during the next few days in connection with a state of Wisconsins antitrust suit against the Braves and the National League. Judge Roy Hofneinz, president of the Houston Astros, is scheduled to give testimony Friday morning in Chicago.

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