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Unbeaten Mountainee rs Risk Streak Tonight Daily PJC Awaits Road Trip: Loses to Aztec Frosh. 62-57 11 games. However, In their last start before mid-term examinations, the Blue Devils upset North Carolina State, 76-75. West Virginia swung back Jnto action after a 10-day vacation by walloping Furman, 109-84, last Saturday night. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati increased his wafer-thin lead over Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas in the individual scoring race by pouring in 39 points as the fifth ranked Bearcats trampled Wichita.

105-81, to take over first place in the Missouri Valley of the unbeatens with West Virginia Feb. 6, pushed its record to 9-0 by downing St. Francis of Brooklyn, 65-53, while St. Peter's (N.J.) knocked off previously-un-beaten Boston College, 5857. Kentucky and Georgia Tech, who are running 1-2 in the Southeastern Conference, meet Monday at Atlanta.

In the Big Ten Conference, Ohio Stale can take over undisputed possession of second place behind Michigan by beating Purdue. Minnesota is at Northwestern in another Big Ten contest. Robertson now has scored 493 points in 15 games for an average output of 32.87 points. Chamberlain had 389 in 12 games for a 32.42 mark when Kansas called time out for exams a week ago. Three other top-rated teams played during the weekend and all won.

Fourth ranked Kansas State downed Iowa State, 64-54; sixth ranked Oklahoma State trounced North Texas State, 66-44; and ninth-ranked Temple rallied to rout St Josephs 7358. St. John's of New York, looking ahead to a possible meetin DAILY TIMES-ADVOCATE ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA MONDAY JAN. 27, 1958 kets before Tom Welbaum finally connected for Palomar and San Diego was back in front with 10 mlnutps left to play, 3527. Gary Applegate rame into the game when Palomar was behind, 40-30, and sparked a drive, while scoring 11 points.

That put Palomar within three points, 6057, with a minute and ten seconds left to play. However, San Diego began to freeze the hall and guard Steve Ofner scored on two foul shots to wrap up the game for San Diego. Barnes fouled out Sachse, Thurlow Features Of Cougar-Fallbrook Clash Escondido High School willjcrcs at center and Harold Bell host Fallbrook Tuesday for an and Gary Walters at guards. Avocado League basketball game Escondido's Cougars will coun-at the City Campus gym. The var-lter with Center Toby Thurlow sity game is scheduled for 7:30 who is second in Avo scoring with p.m.

with a Bee contest to prc-Jl22 points in six games for a 20 3 cede at 6 p.m. jgame average. Either Steve The Warriors come with the (Thurlow, Joe Serrano or Bing league's leading scorer in for-'Howe at forwards and Jim Gab-ward Pete Sachse. Sachse has 'hard. Dick Arreola or John scored 135 points in six games Powell at guards will round out for a 22.5 game average.

Sachse (he starting lineup PCC Action Limited Oregon St. Falls; Idaho Moves Up By United Press I In the only two major contests The muddied waters of the Pa- slated on the coast Monday, St. cifie Coast Conference basket-1 Mary's will take on Idaho at Applpjzate II, Rutzsrle 1. San Diego- Mulder 4, Armbrust 2. ball race remained little disturbed Monday but the Oregon State Beavers were not at fault.

Moscow while Santa Clara will go against Elgin Baylor and Seattle University in the Puget also holds the Avocado League! This Wl11 bp first meeting single game scoring record of 33 of the Warriors and Cougars this points which he set against San par. This will be the first time Dieguito last week. holh Thurlow and Sachse have The rest of the starting lineup on the simp floor and could for Fallbrook will probably br'help or hinder either one of thorn James Lira at forward, Dick Ma- in the scoring race. Thurlow hit Out to grab a share of the Sound city. BOWLING LUCY MINEAH HIGH Lucy Mineah (Jones Brothers) took both high individual game and series, 198, 548, Thursday afternoon in the Housewives 40 Applicants Listed for Utah Post SALT LAKE CITY ftP The guessing game over selection of a new head football coach at the University of Utah became more complicated Monday with a few more names tossed into the rumor mill.

Unlike last week when only the names of Ute Frosh Coach Andy Everest and Brigham Young University assistant Tally Stevens were tossed around, the list of applicants for the job to replace Jack Curtice has suddenly spi raled to 40. The latest names mentioned as seeking the position vacated by the departing Curtice include Ray Nagel, UCLA assistant coach; Boh Blaik, the son of Army Coach Red Blaik, now at Miami; Michigan assistant Bump Elliott; Yale Jordan Wisconsin assistant Perry Moss. Nagel reportedly visited with university officials over the weekend. The university had no comment on the supposed Nagel visit, altho Dr. A.

Ray Olpin, university president, did confirm that 40 applicants had been screened for the job. A new replacement for Curtice is expected to he made Thursday during the Board of Regents meeting. By BOB WALLACE SAN MARCOS Palomar College, which came close to upsetting a tough San Diego State Frosh quintet Saturday night at Vista, will he seeking its second South Central Conference win of the season at 8 p.m. Friday when it travels to Santa Barbara. The following night, Saturday, the Comets will move over to Lancaster to meet Antelope Valley in another conference encounter.

The Aztec Frosh trailed only once Saturday night as it gained a 62-57 victory over Palomar at the Vista High School gym. The Comets now have a 6-11 season record. Team Effort The game was an all-around team effort for Palomar with Duane Barnes and Ray Bosch leading the Comet scorers with 18 and 16 points respectively. San Diego scored the opening basket on a set shot by Ron Arm-hrust. Center Ted Wackerman put Palomar in front with a lay up and a foul shot, but then the Comets couldnt buy a basket and San Diego quickly ran up a 10-4 lead.

Barnes scored with a layup and then stole the ball to repeat the performance while Ray Bosch hit a foul shot to make the score 14-9, but once again the Comets missed several straight scoring opportunities and San Diego ran up a 22-11 lead. Palomar's defense tightened up to hold the opposition to just three points in the last min utes while Bosch, Barnes and Fred Gross hit with field goals and the halftime score stood at 25-19. Froth Hot The Comets bounced bade at the start of the second half with a jump shot by Bosch anJ a layup by Barnes and pulled to within two points of the leaders. Bosch and San Diegos Glen Barsotti alternated with set shots to make the score 27-25, but then San Diego hit with four straight bas PC lead after clobbering Washington Friday night at Corvallis, the Beavers reversed their field Saturday and absorbed a 45-42 upset at the hands of the Huskies at Seattle. Oregon State, now sporting a 4-2 conference record, had been out for a first place tie with California and UCLA but the Bears and Bruins remained alone at the top with 5-1 marks.

Idaho Gains Second Spot The upstart Idaho Vandals, however, happily exchanged places with the Beavers and moved to within a half game of Cal and UCLA by dropping Oregon, 81-76, at Moscow'. The vandals are hot on the heels of the leaders with a 5-2 record. There were no other PCC games played Saturday. Smart Leads Huskies Washingtons victory over the Beavers was a tight battle right down to the wire. Oregan State missed two field goal attempts in the last minute when the Huskies led 4442 and Washington held on to win.

Center Doug Smart paced the Huskies with 21 points while forward Dave Gam-bee had 11 for the Beavers. The score was tied 26-26 at intermission. At Moscow, the Vandals took the best Oregon had to offer including. Webfoot forward Charlie Franklin's 35 points to hand the visitors their fourth conference defeat against two wins. Oregon rallied to tie the score at 62-all and 64-all but the Vandals gained the lead and held it the rest of the way.

Guard Gary Simmons led the Idaho scoring with 25 points for the third consecutive game. for 29 points Friday night against Vista while Sachse dropped in 21 against Mar Vista. The Cougars should he slight favorites. The Cougars are always hard to heat on their home court and they also have a better rounded and higher scoring of fense and a slightly better defen sive record. First Round Avo Play Ends Tuesday Avocado League teams Tuesday night will play the last games of the first round.

Oceanside, Es condido and San Dieguito, all tied for first with 5-1 records, are ex pected to remain in that tie thru Tuesday. Escondido will host Fallbrook in the feature game since it will bring together the two leading scorers in the league In Fall-brook's Fete Sachse (No. 1) and Escondido.s Toby Thurlow. Sachse is sporting a 22.5 aver age, having scored 135 points in six league games. Thurlow has a 20.3 average on 122 points.

San Dieguito will be at Mar Vista and Oceanside travels to Coronado. Carlsbad hosts Vista at the Oceanside gym and has a chance to pick up its first league victory. Vista has won only one league game. Following are the leagues SPORTS CALENDAR Dodgers May Break Attendance Record LOS ANGELES IP The Los Angeles Dodgers' first home game of the 1958 season could break tho all-time baseball attendance record of 86,288, set in the 1948 world series. This prediction was Issued by Harold Parrott the clubs business manager.

He estimated at least 80,000 fans would see the opening game at the Memorial Coliseum. By United press 1 The Mountaineers of West Vir- ginia face a mountainous task Monday (tonight) when they place their 14-game unbeaten itreak on the line against dangerous Duke at Durham, N.C. Top-ranked West Virginia never has won a basketball game in the Duke indoor stadium. In fact, the Mounties always have a devil of a time beating the Blue Devils, winning only two of nine previous court skirmishes. Duke has been blowing hot and cold this season, losing five of Frog Stamp Attachment Questioned By EDDIE L.

HAMMONS For the most part, California anglers are somewhat stymied by the inclusion of frogs on the required stamps which must be attached to the basic $3 fishing license this year. From Edwin S. Capps of the Capitol News Service in Sacramento comes the apparent an-wer. Some have written this apparent error off as the consequences of holding important bills up for action in the closing hours of Jhe session, a common practice among legislators. Fish and Game laws usually don't have sufficient heat or general Importance to occupy the prominent last-minute position, but they did in 1957.

The-Busch bill for deer management and the revenue bill both were passed after the dinner hour on the final day of the session actually only an hour or so before the lawmakers closed up shop. However, the position In the law In which amphibia were included, would indicate this particular language was in the bill for some time before its final passage but apparently no one noticed it. For the frog section was In a portion of the original bill sponsored by the which provided for an overall $3 to $5 increase for hunting and fishing licenses, without trout stamps. However the language Including amphibia under new fishing license feet happened to find its way into the bill, it is there and the attorney general has ruled frog catchers must pay the price, At this point, with a $5 fee for taking them, it would appear! the frogs never had it so good. Ken Venturi Wins Thunderbird Play PALM SPRINGS.

LdliL lUW Ken Venturi, heir-apparent to the golfing crown worn by Sam Snead. Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson, said Monday his ambition is to win em all The slender, 26-year-old San Francisco golfer, easy winner of the $15,000 Thunderbird Invitational here Sunday, moves Tuesday to Phoenix, to compete there against the champions of all the toumejs this year: Billy Casper of the Bing Crosby; Frank Stranahan of the Los Angeles Open and E. J. (Dutch) Harrison of the Tijuana Open. Kenny was 15 strokes under par In winning the Thunderbird with a 72-hole score of 269.

Woodson Is Coach At New Mexico A-M LAS CRUCES, N.M. (IP War-ren Woodson, former Arizona football coach who has amassed one of the best records in modern-day college coaching, has been named as director of athletics and head football coach at New Mexico Woodson, who left the coaching i scene after the 1956 season to devote full time to teaching physical education at Arizona, has won 177, lost 72 and tied 17 during a long coaching career which spanned 27 years. He replaces A. J. (Tony) Ca vallo, who was fired last week after three dismal seasons.

WINDWARD ABOARD COAST GUARD CUTTER PERSEUS (IP) The 82-foot aloop Windward knifed Monday toward a new record in the 1500-mile San DiegO-to-Acapulco yacht race, setting a tface that could break the old mark by more than a day. The Amazontrfji water frog belongs to a group amphibians that lack a tongue and live exclusively under water, only coming to the surface to breathe. Anthony Will Face Durelle Friday Night NEW YORK (ID Light heavyweight contenders Tony Anthony and Yvon Durelle will fight at Madison Square Garden Friday night In a return 10-rounder that banners this week's boxing schedule. Anthony of New York, a slick boxer-puncher but a fragile receiver, is favored at 8-5 over the rugged and aggressive Canadian fisherman, who held him to a draw at Detroit last June 14. That draw almost cost Anthony a title shot at champion Archie Moore, but not quite.

Slender Anthony challenged Moore at Los Angeles. Sept. 20, and was stopped in the seventh round. Now Anthony Is campaigning for a return title shot, and Durelle unbeaten in his last 11 starts also is gunning for Moore. Friday's winner has good chance for a championship bout since both are rated among the top five Durelle, fourth, and Anthony, fifth.

Durelles 4613 2 record Includes 23 knockouts. Anthonys 30-5-1 list includes 24 kayoes. But all five of Anthony's defeats were by kayoes. whereas Durelle was stopped five times and lost eight decisions and two fouls. Their fight will be televised and broadcast nationally by NBC.

Wednesdays TV bout (ABC) brings together heavyweight contender Wayne Bethea of New York and substitute Young Jack Johnson of Los Angeles at the Chicago Stadium. Bethea, rated ninth among contenders, is favored at 2 1 over unrated Johnson, who is substituting for Bob Satterfield. Satterfield was retired because of Jan. BASKETBALL Escondido vartdty and Be teams play alK brook in El'HS gym Tuesday. Bee firm starts at 6 p.m.

and varsity at 7 m. Jan. SO BASKETBALL (Student Teaguel: Frank Growlers va. LoVelt Raiders and Tamayo Tomcats v. St.

Marv at 6 p.m. and 1 p.m. respectively in the EL'HS gm. jrtn. jm raskftball fdtv ST.

LOUIS flP Dave Nicholson, 18, baseball prospect who had most mair lea8Le teams throwing him fat contract offers, at p.m. and 9 m. Thursday, re- Monday looked forward to service with the Baltimore Orioles. pectivtly at tha EIHS gym. A Jan.

basketball: Escn- He signed a contract Sunday night that called for a bonus esti dido varan and Ba teams play San mated at $80,000 not the highest offer, according to insiders. Dieguito au Pel Mart Bin Crosby Hall Frida Bo game Marta at 7 Nicholson reportedly turned down $100,000 offered by the Chicago Cubs to join the Orioles, a club 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 modest bonus. Neither the Nicholson family, nor the Orioles, represented by Del Wilbur, a scout, would disclose the exact amount of the bonus.

Wilbur said Nicholson, a left-handed outfielder, might be able to keep up with the pace at Baltimore after Spring training at ScottsdalerArizrBut he added that It was 'more likely that the 6-3, 210-pounder would be sent to the minors where he could play every day. iiimmmiiiHiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiviiiimimiiiiriiiiimiimmiiimiiiimiii p.m. and varshv at 8:30 p.m. Jan. 31 BASKETBALL: Talomar College travels to Sant Barber JC for game at p.m.

Friday. Jan. 31 BASKETBALL (Student lvalue): Puma Mudhena vs. LDS at 6 m. in tha LUHS gym.

Jan. 31 BASKETBALL 1 Church Ijeauuei Lutheran s. St. Mao bethel Baptist Pilgrim and Free MethmliM Firat Baptist at 7 m. and 0 p.m.

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