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MCI SIX TRZ DAILY XEFUZUCAN THE HERALD-AMERICAN MONDAY, MARCH 7. Ill Trojans Whip Souiii, 55-46 Jr HON PAGLIA I Harmon Killtbrtw Eyts 45 Mark PITTSBURGH (UPI) North Catholic High School will play the winner of the Johnstown Cath Harman Killbrew. the Washington Sen Rostraver In Surprise Win Over Wildcats Stowe Township clashes with Swissvale in a WPIAL Class A quarterfinal playoff contest at the Pitt Field House tonight. Stowe, 63-60 victors over heavily favored Du-quesne last week, and Swissvale, who captured the Section 7-A crown Saturday, downing Penn Hills 58-50, will have the spotlight to themselves as no other games are on tap. Meanwhile, Farrell advanced to the semi-finals, dump- olic-Erie Prep game for the West otor tlogger who belted 42 homerurte lt year, hoi set his goal for 1960 at 45 to prove, "I'm no flash in the pan.

In explaining why he connected for pnly 14 circuit ern Regional championship of the Pennsylvania Catholic Interscho- lastic Athletic Assn. Baylor Joins Select Circle By United Press Internationa With nothing at stake until i playoffs begin, the National ketball Association concerned self with setting records Sund. Elgin Baylor served notice tl Minneapolis- once again co mean trouble in the post-sea: action with a 43 point peri mance as the Lakers defea Cincinnati, 114-105. This boost Baylor's season total to points, making him the fifth pl; er in NBA history to score 2,000 points. The Lakors sophomore wl thus joined the select circle George Yardley, Bob Pettit, Twyman and Wilt Chamberla Twyman added 36 points in I Royals' losing cause.

In Boston, Red Auerbach ce brated his victory duri his 14 years as a coach when i Celtics downed Syracuse, 126-1 clouts in the second halt ot ivoy aner oemr the All-Star game. Killer said, "I lost my strike zone and I did what all ballplayers do when therejn a slump. I started pressing and I hit at bad pitches." Only 23, he is looking forward to the coming season with confidence and says he isn't giving a thought to breaking Babe Ruth's 34-year mark of 60 in one season. While we're on the subject of baseball and sluggers, let's take a look at the Mickey Mantle situation. Mickey, who in addition to being a fine ballplayer, also has a reputation of being moody, sulky and a non-conformist as New York Yankee standards go.

Mnl 28. has created one of the biggest New York opringdale, 65-45, and ing Rostraver, the valley's only connected on nint of 22 field goal attempts. remaining Class A represent ative, moved to the quarter finals by upsetting Kittan- ning, 64-54 last Saturday. Rostraver, visiting the Field Rostraver FGA FG FTA FT PF Pts Ahlborn 8 3 6 5 4 11 Blick 15 5 6 6 3 16 Ross 22 9 4 2 3 20 Osborne 7 0 2 1 3 1 Fields 17 6 3 3 1 15 Newman 0 0 2 1 1 House for the third straight year. salary disputes since the day.

of Joe DiMaggio, holding alter p.cKuig earn the out o'nd making remarks like, don't even know if exploded for 26 points in the final period to drop heavily favored Total 69 23 23 18 14 64 would mind getting traded or not the way tmngs are going," this year. he upper nana tmn MnntU o'the intermission Kittanning, giving them the unenviable chance to meet unde feated Uniontown (23-0) in a quar Kittanning FGA FG FTA FT PF Pts Schrecengost 10 3 5 5 2 11 Thompson 13 4 3 1 4 9 Hutchison 22 9 8 5 4 23 Emminger 8 3 4 1 1 7 Atwood 11 2 0 0 3 4 Beckwith 0 0 0 0 2 0 terfinal contest tomorrow night. 20, 12 16 54 Totals 64 21 Score by quarters TuflKee OTTIfclUI UK JUfifivvi; Sf take a 20 per cent cut from his estimated $75,000 salary of 1959, but the Oklahoma slugger is asking for $8000 more than the slice offered him. Mantle says he'll "wait for them to call me." And maybe they will call him. One thing is sure they'll undoubtedly get together and Mantle will sign and all will be sweet and light, at least on the surface, but as one New York scribe indicates-this is the year Mantle had better produce-or else.

North held a 33-26 advantage at the three-quarter mark mostly on the efforts of outside jump shooter Tommy Brown. Brown, whose brother, George, plays for Du-quesne University, tallied 20 points to lead all scorers. Teammate John Cegalis was runnerup with 15. Kittanning 10 11 18 1554 Rostraver 10 16 12 26-64 i Sherman Ramey (14)-and Jim Bell (24) of Donora High battle for rebound with South Union's Vic Litman (20) The score was tied et 2-2 and 8-8 in tht first period and was deadlocked at 10-10 as tht ttams moved into the second framt. Bill Emmingtr made hi first bucktt of the contest to give the Wildcats a 1M0 edge, but Herman I i swished in a two-pointer for Rostraver, who continued to stay ahead and load at intermission, 26-21.

Kittanning's big gun Charley umciais isaoisn. Rourke. Farrell, last year's WPIAL and PIAA champion, vaulted into the semi-finals, making tht most of a revenge motive and dropping the team that handed them their only defeat this year. Sparked by Brian Generalovicl' North is the PCIAA defending champion. in WPIAL playoff game last Friday in Pittsburgh.

Drag ons were eliminated from tournament, 47-46. City League Wednesday, March 9 6:35, NBC vs. Optimists-Midg et. WPIAL TOURNEY IN A NUTSHELL CLASS A SECTION VII PLAYOFFS Swissvale 50 N. B.

Scott FIRST ROUND Swissvale 58 Penn Hills Farrell 53 Bethel Springdale 80 Fort Cherry Stowe 63 Duquesne South Union 47 Donora Rostraver 64 Kittanning QUARTERFINALS Farrell 65 Springdale Tonight Stowe vs. Swissvale, p. m. March 8 Uniontown (II) vs. traver (X), 7:30 p.m.- Midi? (VIII) vs.

South Union, 9 p. m. SEMIFINALS March 10 Farrell vs. Stc Swissvale winner, 8 p. m.

March 12 Uniontown-Rostra' winner vs. Midland-South Un winner, 8 p. m. FINAL Tuesday, March 15, 8 p. m.

(All games at Field House.) CLASS SECTION XIV PLAYOFF Coraopolis 54 Avonworth SECTION XVI PLAYOFF Export 48 Edgewood Overtime. SECTION XX PLAYOFF Wampum 54 Union Two. QUARTERFINALS Export 46 Bridgeville Wampum 63 Coraopolis Etna 38 Shannock Valley West Newton 83 Bentleyville SEMIFINALS March 9 Wampum vs. W' It's That Time Again Mbout this time every year, somebody is picking this or that Ail-American basketball team. You'll probably find the all-left handed red haired team; the all-guys who dribble the ball with both hands team and who knows, maybe a team of guys who just play basketball.

But one thing is certain-Oscar Robertson will be on every one of those teams. The Big who has been a unanimous choice on practically everyone's team for the last two years is doing it again and he has company. Jerry West, a second year member of the teams is joined by Darrall Imhoff of California, Tom Stith of St. Bonaventure and Jerry Lucas of Ohio State. Hutchinson tied the score, 29-29 EXTRA- FRAME the Steelers moved into the second quarter holding a 15-6 lead and moved the count to 21-10 as Generalovich and Willie Somer 7:03, NBC vs.

St. Pauls Jr. 7:40, Yellow jackets vs. Spar- at the 5:28 mark in the third pe riod, sinking a free throw, and Jr. Int.

set connected. Joe Atwood and Emminger con Untouchables vs. ICC tans -Sr. 9:03, Generalovich dropped in three nected to give the 'Cats a 39-30 edge at the three quarter mark Polaskis vs. Venanzis more points before Willie Alford connected for a two-pointer, and Farrell went to the dressing room with a 30-17 advantage.

The teams again deadlocked the game, 42-42, 46-46, 48-48 and Sr. Thursday, March 10 Ravasio beat Nagy 3-0, Namie beat Furiga 2-1, C. Inserra beat 6:35, Dierkens vs. St. Pauls- MENS MON VALLEY BOWLING LEAGUE League Standings D.

Ravasio 2-1, Conte beat S. T'tl. Inserra 2-1, Losey beat Miklos 2-1, Midget. 7:05, Rangers vs. Warriors Jr.

60832! and Altomari beat Rogers 2-1. 61749i High bowlers single and se- 52-52 before the Leopards shot ahead as Blick dropped in a lay-up to start the Green and White uprising. Willie Ross sparked Rostraver with 20 points, in tht second half, and Hutchinson took game laurels, bucketing 23 tallies. Both boys 7:40, Romans vs. St.

Pauls The teams matched shots in tht tarly moments of tht third quarter, but Farrtll's defense was too much for the Dynamos of Springdalt. Somerset regained his all state form, taking scoring honors with 23 points. Hailed In some corners as being perhaps the "best 'player of the decade," Robertson heads a list of players who could, if they played as a team, be considered a title contender in the National Basketball Association. The Cincinnati ace has been the leading collegiate scorer throughout his three-year career at Cincy and pilsd up more points in the process than any other major school player had ever scored in four. Robertson easily broke Frank Selvy's three-year record of 2,538 points at Furman ond surpassed Dick Hem- 59662 1 ries Pontier 172, Falorio 170, inf.

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Malena 170, 59116 George Gregorini 172, Losey 452, 8:20, 9:05, Sr. Etna, 9 p.m., Pitt Field House FINAL Monday, March 14, 8 p. Fit House. 1771 177-m4PS Mitlns 177.i-J i Howard Johnson 40 40 Popular demand 62421 1 A. Morelli 178-173-500, Conte 195-59316: 488, Patterson 177-451, Joe Ravas-59758 io 179-223-548, DcRosa 246 484, 57342 Stevenson 190-450, Negro 179-243-58895543, Guido Gregorini l83-495, Len 56829 196-472, Partazana 187- 9.

40 38 33 32 32 32 31 31 28 22 ric's four year standard of 2,587 set at Wake Forest. If Eazor Express that wasn't enough he topped Elgin Baylor's career highiKaroIcik's B.C. of 956 field goals and will undoubtedly own a new col-jCanyon Stone lege scoring average which is held by Selvy at 32.5. i Esquire Lounge Named for the second year in a row, West has been! Charleroi Ref. called the "biggest six-foot, three-inch player you'll ever Millsboro Lumber see" by opponents who have tried to stop him.

His nose Santa Barbara was broken twice during the past campaign but that: Central Produce failed tj affect his all around play on the court. Kanes Restaurant Although a topflight scorer who averages about 28lGaudios points per game, the Cabin Creek Cruiser starts basket-jzeke's B.C. ball buff talking mostly about his defensive work and re- charleroi 7-Up 55233 192-543. St''04 Mandmgs 57698 56866 Namie 55308 i uregonni and Howard BuuHomg. n.

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Inserra Gregorini beat Revctta 3-0, J.j iC. Inserra widw vii MO kVWIIIEU IU 3ICUI MIC UUII iiym qui ur inc hooter's hands. To sum it up, Marty Blake, publicity director of the St. Louis Hawks describes West as "the epitome'' of everything that a pro club looks for in a college performer. Lucas, who was named for the All-America teams before he even played a varsity game, lived up to hh notices and becomes the first sophomore to make the first team since Robertson did it in his first year.

Averaging 27 points plus per contest, Ohio State's Jerry would just as" soon pass off. as shoot saying, "what's the sense of Losey Revctta Nay J. Ravasio Rogers Hal Smith Assured Of Pirate Job jl 'Era I.C.C. LITTLE LEAGUE ii i iimm 1'izzutciu won three games Mummy wmbii sgmeone is opsnr FORT MYRRS Pla riiPD In addition to his scorina abilitv. Leeoina Lucas can ui from Bartolotta, Cardis won three from Dutch, and Mar- ump out ot his shoes, reaching 15 inches above the bas- the Pittsburgh Pirates Trcm Kan- racc'ini won two from Jaynes.

ket and uses his spring to grab rebounds from both City during the winter, ap-j mes ligh John fa. JL LI 3 assured of offensive and dsfensive boards I pears to bz a job wii hga- 'f43 142, MT TV. i I rr imnott, who is known as California's Big is a six-; ichael Bartolctta 138. Lee Marrac- foot, ten-inch skyscraper who laJ the Bears to the NCAA He ls nvahn8 Smcky 133 David Javnss 130, Don inampionsmp last year, ana ne could do it again this U1 1 a'J Cardis 129, Bjbby Baxter 122, js added job insurance, he io9 Darrall, who weighs a 210 DOunds claim th-it high John been cast as a utility infielder -j capable cf filling in at first cr Three game third should regulars be sidelinea.jFagr.n 378. although he averages double figures, hs delights more in an opponent's shot.

Pete Newell, Cal's coach, says, "Imhoff is the most unselfish -athlete I've ever coached." wr ine Teams is sienaei oTitn, who is" irrr I ciost on Robsrlson's heels in the scorina rare th; Hs ca.i ive -nd dunk, as well os hit from the "outside if PJM on ump snots, rte also is an excellent rebounder and combines with his brofher to give the Bonnies a one-two coring punch. Others who ore bsing named to the oil-teams in-clutlt Ue -Shaffer of Baltl vin, vho now performs at Terry of Purdue who a sop'v "zzWi fcgsr Bill Kn-red- from Che: cnolhsr soshemore, from btou.9) and Provldsncs College's len Willcens. N'o maiisr haw you look at fellows plus otlirrs will olso rscslve msntion acrons the couitry are the crecm of the. crop in collegiate basket-ball and wil: be the talk of the pro-cage world in the coming yiars. Tenth Value! 7.50x14 Tubthss STEAK SAL2 4.79 1I llackwatl tvbfrfya nple tiff 1 1 I fits Most left Morfet Cars choice aged beef T-Bone Steaks-Reg.

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