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12 THE TIMES RECORD, TKQY, N. SATURDAY EVENING. FMKUAHY RPI Comeback Not Enough As Engineers Bow- To St. Lawrence, 7-5 Qwls Rip Scton Hall, 89-53, To Extend Winning Streak Celtics Sweep Series With Lakers By The Associated Press It wouldn't grieve Ihe Minneapolis Lakers one bit if they saw the Boston Celtics never again. They have concluded their reason scries with the defending world champions ot professional basketball and the record between the teams today shows: W.

Pel. Boston 9 0 1.000 Minneapolis 0 9 .000 The Celtics, who now share a IVt game lead in the Eastern Division of the National Basketball thus became Ihe first team to a season series since Fort Wayne won all eight of its games against Baltimore during the 1953-54 campaign. The latest humiliation the Ccl tics heaped on the hapless Lakers was a 114-88 decision in Boston last night. After break ing a B-9- tie at the four-minute mark, the Celtics ran away with the game. Tommy Heinsohn scored 30 poinls for the winners and was aided no little by Bob Cousy who tallied 18 before bcinj tossed out for bench-riding in the final minute.

Dick Carmaker had 23'points for the Lakers. Syracuse the New York Knickerbockers, 105-102 in the other half of the Boston don bleheader, while in Philadelphia, the Cincinnati Royals snapped a Eix-garae Warrior winning streak by hanging up a 103-100 verdict and tHe Detroit nstons In By DON WEISS The Associated Press Chances are Harry Litwack's Temple Owls, in the midst of college basketball's longest current winning streak, would like nothing better than another crack at Cincinnati's Bearcats, hotshol Oscar Robertson and all. It has taken the slreak, now standing at 15 after last night's 89-53 rout of Scton Hall, for the rating experts to warm up to a Temple team a has this bugaboo in its case history: Dec. 9, 1957--Temple at Cincinnati. Score Cincinnati 80, Temple 57.

That whomping from Oscar and Co. is the only serious blot on he Temple record, although two days before the Owls wore nipped 85-83 in double overtime at Lexington by the Kentucky Wildcats. Since (hen it has been nothing ut success for Temple, triggered by Guy Rodgcrs, a back- court scorer, rcboundcr and feeder pro coaches say he could become another Bob Cousy. Rodgers had the lOlh-rankcd Owls rolling last night with 26 poinls in a limited appearance in one of two games involving members of the Associated Press top 10. In the other, eighth-ranked Maryland kept in ihe running for the Atlantic Coast Conference title, defeating Virginia 87-66.

The eight idle members of the elite, Plus Maryland, arc back in aclion in Saturday games, led oft by North Carolina, No. 7, against streaking Duke in a regionally- televised afternoon special. Top-ranked West Virginia is at Richmond seeking its 17th victory, in 18 games" while trying to stretch its win streak in Southern Conference play to 30 games. Going on down the list of the national kingpins, Kansas plays Nebraska, Cincinnati meets St. Jo seph's (Pa), Kansas Slate faces Iowa Slate, San Francisco is at uraphed over the Hawks, St.

Louis LaSalle Jolts Keveny, 59-48, In Loop Play LaSalle's cagers brought their Diocesan League record up to even terms last night with a rather easy 59-43 triumph over lajt place Keveny on the Cohoes flpfer. It is now 3-3 for the Cadet and 0-6 for Ihe Cohoesiers. LaSalle bounced into a 14-4 leac in the first period and sfretchet it (6 29-15 at the half. The Cadets rajj up a 53-25 margin as the fourth quarter started and, Coach Db'm Dcnio sent in his reserves home club, took advantage to oatscore the Trojans 23-6 in tha fi'-ame. "Bud Dooley and Nick Marchesu shared Cadet scoring honors with 10 points each, while Larry Char bonneau and Tim Kennedy had 13 12 lo top Keveny.

LaSalle's jayvees won the pre liminafy, 51-43. SALI.C KG FP Connor 3 3 Marro 2 2 I-anpe DocLey I Schlegel Harchesi Bj'rd a Corr KcKay Xoel Grimm Caarbonneaiu Kennedy Lynch Fresno Dklahoma Stale 2 1 2 0 2 0 2 22 15 li 5 KCVENV FO FP PF TP Burnt Hills Triumphs Over Hoosick Falls jjtoosick Falls lost its llth ESme in 12 starts, 41-36, last night to visiting Burns Hills in Saratoga County League contest. Gene Roterson led Hoosick with 10, but couldn't combat the twin 13-totaI of the winners' Harmon and Smith. Hills Jayvees won, 41-36. BURNT plays Bradley, Maryland meets Wake Forest and North Carolina State opposes Soulh Carolina.

As a sidelight, Cincinnati's Robertson and Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas renew their battle wilh Seattle's. Elgin Baylor for the national scoring leadership. Baylor's still No. 1 with a 33- point average to Oscar's 32.3 and Will's 31.8 after clicking for 42 in Seattle's 83-67 victory over Gonzaga last night. Dartmouth won its i straight in Ivy League competition, whipping Cornell 58-48 for a 15-1 record, and the Jumbled situation in the Skyline Conference race was eased somewhat when J.Wyoming thumped Montana, 68-62 and Brigham Young spilled New Mexico 66-53.

Montana dropped out of a share of first place, leaving Wyoming and Brigham Young tied with 5-1 records. In Pacific Coast Conference features. UCLA, defeated Washington Stale 72-64 and, 6-1, became the league leader when Soulhern Cal surprised California, 58-48. Oregon Stale, 6-3, kept in conteij- lion in a fi2-37 rout of Orgeon. The Ciladcl, only team within shouting distance of West Virginia in the Soulhern Conference, Ufiped ils league mark to 6-2 with a 77-63 decision over VMI.

Washington and Lee, with Dom Flora scoring 28, celebrated wilh its first'Southern loop victory, 61-55 over Davidson. Army, touring the south, spilled Florida State 71-62, and Texas AM turned sack Baylor 60-51 in a match of Southwest Conference also-rans. Marshall, chasing Miami of Jhio in the Mid-American, edged Bowling Green 76-74 with scoring aces Leo Byrd and Hal Gree rin fine fettle, Byrd collecting 31 and Grecr 20. Stan Airington's 25- foot shot with 34 seconds left beat Hardin-Simnions for North Texas, 60-58, and WolTord's Bob Jenkins cut ii four seconds closer hitting the i i shot with 3d seconds 68-66. left to dosvn Furman P.oelhte 2 Among the lillle guys-- Enroll- menl-Wisc-Weslcrn Illnois made it 17-0 hitting 51 per cent of ils field goal attempts in an 89-57 rout of Central Michigan.

RPI Registers 6th Swim Win Over Kings Point Kings Point-- RPl's swimme-s defeated Kings Point, 62-24, here yesterday. The undefeated Engineers stand 60. Fran LaGasc and Don Yahn i each won two events lo pace the victory. Yahn set a pool record for the 220 freestyle of 2:20 The results: Tech Skaters Face Clarkson Tonight By BOB FUSCO Canlon--RPI found itself trailing by three goals less than five minutes after the game started lasl night but then fought back to make a game of it Ihe rest of the way, before bowing to St. Lawrence University's hockey team, 7-5.

The defeat was RPl's second in the Tri-State League against one victory. It provided St. Lawrence with its first win in three starts. RPI moves over to Potsdam tonight to play heavily favored Clarkson in another Tri-Stale battle. The Engineers trailing 3-0 at 4:51 of the opening peroid ral lied lo lie Ihe score at 3-3 early in Ihe secor.d icriod on an unassisted blue-line shot by Jim Wadley.

Wadley whacked RPI back nto a deadlock this time at 4:04 of the third period, again unassisted and again from his blue- ine point. RIM Goes Ahead Second line forward Ray Bel. asky provided RPI with its only daylight a half-minute laler, making Ihe score 5-4. But then St Lawrence scored three straight goals, twice when RPI was a man down and once when the Larries themselves had a man in the penalty box. The game took on the aspects of a rout before either team had warmed up as Rip Riopellc, Thorn Lawler and Pat Presley beal goalie Bobby Ollone for that 3-C bulge.

St. Lawrence goalie Nei: Coir hadn't made a save up to this time. Riopelle's goal came only 4,9 seconds after the opening faceoff. Presley got his unassist ed at 4:51. McArthur Scores The Engineers settled down and Don McArlhur broke the ice for RPI at 16:52 on an assist from Carl Balland as SULawrence wa skating a nian shy.

Sixteen sec onds Irom the'end of the period Paul'Midghall took a pass from Larry Bradley and flicked th puck between Coir and the pos for 3-2. At 3:42 of the secern period, Wadley picked up a IOOSL puck just inside the RPI of fense zone and slashed in a wais high goal. The -Engineer senior defense man got his first goal of th season from, almost the sam spot in which he beat St. Law rente last year in overtime on blue line shot. Gels First Goal Sammy Sammis, St.

Lawrenc third line forward, registered hi first goal of the winter at 15:17 giving the Larries back the lead Wadley sent RPI back inlo tie at 1:11 of the third period an unassisted shot, which bounc ed past Coir. Thirty-seven sec onds later Belasky caught Coi out ot position and batted in th RPI go-ahead goal. But it als was the Engineers' last score the game. Second line forward Bill Browi put the Larries back inlo th race at exactly 5 minutes, pick ing up the puck at center ic and scoring unassisted while hi team was a man short. At 8:35 Brown provided St.

Lawrenc with the winning goal, while Car Balland was silting out a cross checking penalty. 15 Saves In Period Riopellc, who opened the scor ing, closed il out at 10:19, thi lime with Gary Kearns sitlin in the box. St. Lawrence's margin in th third period was pcrscrved Coir, who came up with 15 saves nearly half of his game tolal 31. Ottone had 21 for the nigh I five in the last period.

Siena "5" Host Tonight To Top Bowlers Fast-Breaking St. Peter's n. Tro Ar By JANES T. UU 11 Uj Al IPI Cagers Turn Back Ilarkson A red-hot RPI basketball team ombed Clarkson, 75-63, last night Potsdam lo register its ninth ictory in 12 games. Kllie Hantho led Kal- augh's gang with 23 points.

He as ably assisted la -the point reduction by Dick Besha and ohn Moffa who hit 13 and 10, espectively. Dick Shepard, in the thick of he fight for the national small ollege scoring championship, anned 27, but couldn't stem the I a I a i 2 2 a i i (Til. HOUR, DAY OR WEEK OUT OF STATE HAULS I OWN tVIS. AND SUN. AS 2-3142 2 SIXTH TROY i a i i Donier i i O'Boylf I 110 freestyle I I T-- i.

Carmen Dissatisfied After Workouts Miami Beach A Middle weight Champion Carmen Basilio worked three rounds yesterday and wasn't too happy with the Ollone. Wadley, P. A Bradley. Kearn. Palmer, vr Mid thai! D.

A a Itolbroolc ST. A i i nchaui! PIS 5 Srore ny rerEM iwrenee Sumnury I coir: Mt 1 It's Not Brooklyn Any More, Now It's Los Angeles Sacramento, Calif. (AP) -Crossing one more legal bridg the Brooklyn Baseball Club In Winds ot hurricane velocity will be kicked up by indent-scoring St. Peter's Jersey City and Siena bu battened own the hatches and will attempt to ride the itonn scheduled hit the Albany Armory at 8:30 tonight. Coach Don Kennedy's Peacocks have won 13 ot 13 ball garnet nd will attempt to run the Indians out of (he drillshed in an effort conlinue lo impress the selection committee of the National nvitalion Tournament slated for next month at Madison Square This bunch ol pepper and salt poured on Loyola of Baltimore, 102-71; St.

Michael's of New Mexico, 90-59; St. Francis of Brooklyn, 92-66; Seton Hall, 7062, and Loyola of Chicago, 92-63. They also edged Boston College, 57-56. The lone defeats were in- ngmeers. RPI never trailed, although nly showing a 33-32 halftime dge.

They broke the game pen at the outset of the second alf, zooming to a 43-33 advan- age. The Engineers made 27 of 7 field tries, while hilling 84 er cent from the free throw ine. The Engineers battle St. Lawence at Canton at 3 o'clock obmon loffa esha rommeck lefiel loffman rp pr TP 23 0 4 2 4 2 2 II) 1 1 13 3 1 3 hepard tills affney Totals CLARK5OX FG 19 by Fcrinels Lopes Gets Decision Over Collazo By BOB-POWELL Syracuse'(AP) Jo'ey Lopes, scrappy Sacramento, lightweight, overwhelmed Cuba's Damaso Collazo to score a unanimous 10-round decision in their elevised boxing bout last night. Both weighed The tireless Lopes, considered a contender for the divison title, was bothered by a disadvantage height but slowed Collazo with punishing body blows and loop- ng rights and lefts.

Coiiazo, subbing for injured Paolo Rosi, suffered his first setback in 16 fights. Despite the impressive recori, the Cuban was no match for the fancy Californian. The victory was the 43rd for Lopes. He has suffered 14 losses and fought three draws. Collazo's is 42-10-2.

The fight, originally scheduled or New York, was switched here two weeks ago and Collazo's last- nlnule substitution teamed to keep the crowd down to 784. a record low for fights in the Au ditorium. Collazo had his in fifth when he began measuring his smaller opponent, sting ing him with short shots to the lead and countering with com binalions. However, in Ihe sixth, Lopes altered his attack from the head lo Collazo's midscction and il proved effcclive as the Cuban los; some punching steam. Lopes was by far the master but did litlle to improve his standing in the lightweigh 1 ratings.

Lopes was happy in his dress ing room. Referee Joe Palmer scored 1' six rounds for Lopes, two againsl artd two even. Judge Dick Albino saw it seven rounds for Lopes and three for Collazo, while Judge Harold McGrath gave it to Lopes 6-3-1. The Associated Press scored in favor of Lopes, 8-1-1. dieted by Daylon, 59-54, and Georgetown, 81-66.

So you they really have il. Coach Dan Cunha's mighty mites have dropped ten of 15 but have improved vastly in their last four encounters. Thursday, the Ixudonvilleans disposed of Williams, 71-50, lo terminate an eight-game losing streak. Rock and Roll The Peacocks can really score. Ten limes they have lopped seventy.

Seven they have lopped eighty. Six times they have topped ninely. Once they oppcd one hundred. What'll it tonight? Hank Morano is av- raging better than 19 points a game to pace "Joisey." Tom Gay lor is hitting 16 a game. Bill 'rcllyman will jump center and Icar the boards with his 6-5 rame.

Pepper Dooley, only 5-9, a real pepperpol. He is averaging 11.7 and dribbles the bal is if addicled.to it. When the don't have the ball they'll re urn to their shell a zone de ense. When they clear a Siena miss, they'll pour downcourt like rain attacking a sidewalk. Siena will go with the usua! which is short on height but long on grit.

That means you'll see Dave Colbert, John Obermayer 'at Martone, Jerry Brehm, Jackie Weaver and Jack Girard. Obermayer, who has carrier. 5iena on his shoulders for longer 1 can remember, has been severely handicapped by shin splints and has continued lo do a job on nerve alone. Girar )layed by far his best game ever Siena garb against Williams there's nothing to do now jut wait for the storm. Tha lineups: St.

feter'a (I3-!) F--Hank Morano, 6-2. F--Tom Gaynor. 6-1. C--BL1I Prettyrnan; 6-5. G--Pepper Dooley, 5-9.

G--Don Kennedy, ft-2. Ulmnteait. 6-2; Joe Becker. o-lO: Joh Glvens, 6-6; George Gaughren, 6-3; Joh Hennlng. 8-5; Marty Walsh, Pau i-S.

Slttm I3-1I) F--Dave Colbert, 6-2. F--Pat Marline. 6-1. C--John Dbermayer. 6-2.

G--Jerry Brehm. G--Jack Weaver. 5-9. Reserves--John Gtrard. o-7; Joe Bui er.

6-1; Bob Oeschlln. 6-3: Jolui Leeajse 6-0; 'Dave Prielpt. 5-11; Miller. Troy, Area Runways LATHAM BOWL MUe4 Chuck 544. Shaker.

Hcichti Joe Alaskey 231--580, George ves 529, Sam Cherry 21S, Mike Lanni 211--52S, Lou BonnelU 525. C.imty Merchuls Stan Scott 210 567, Earl ohnson 561, Fretto 535, Jack 527, John Fretto 202, Bob Murray 301. UtiuM Merchants Tom Schoneker 202--563, Robrt Dressier 202--552, In Mid. lahuch 527, Don Kimmey 529, Harry Sebast 525. CKS 17 Bud Halpin 214-553, Sam Raz- ano 552, Tony Toma 208--551, oe Kennedy 202--548, Frank isposito 525, -Skip Masten College Basketball rc.suKs, Bui his managers Ihoughtj's now olTic.ally Los Angel he good, I Dodgers Inc.

Basilio is preparing Tor a i The transported Bums marie ise against Sugar Ray Robin- lhai change in i i papers with son in Chicago, Mar. 25. John DcJohn and Joe Ne.ro, his co-managers, were salisfied. the California secretary of slate's! office qualifying the club to do! business in California. St.

Bnxmi A Tech 71. HVTI Rochester Tech 52. rjartniiuOi 5S, Cornell Army 71, Florida a 62. Mercer 61, FinrJlay i Ctdarvlllt 73. Marshall 78, Bowling Gren H.

Toronlo 7ft. Tech 55. 77, Thlel 62. York AC. Boston U.

A.elp7,l A Conn. W. t. 61, Davlrtron W. Cal.

Teacheri M. Kdinboro IT. Harvanl S3. Columhlji RPI 7A, C.fcTVMn 6J. Citadel 77.

VK1 S3. a a S7. Vlrjtlr.1* fifi. Richmond 69, HZ. Wmhltigion 70.

Virginia Tale 81, Penn 66. Clarion 100. a f9. Princeton 7B, Brown 57. Morrii 80.

Nfoh.ct.beri! 80. 72. Stton Hall S3, Boston Collfce 95. Sloneri.ll PrAtt 65. A a 53.

61. Klnps Potnl II. Brooklyn GO. Bridgeport Providence 67. A 62 a fit.

9. 1. Ontonla 96, i S5 i a 87. pqiu 77 Prew A A 6.1. Br-Kkjv-rt i I 61.

Otitrlin 65. a Stale AB, Jack reeordij; St. PeUr'i Toronto, 97-61, UpaMa. GtorcelowTi. 66-Bl, St.

MlchaeVn. X. M-M, WUienberr, I-12. 57-53, St. Francis.

Seton Hall. 70-62. Dayton, 51-59. Boston College, 57-M, Hartford, 70-56. Moravian, 5-7I.

IfOyoLa, 92-63. fit. Bonavtnt'jrt, a RPI. 59-49. LeMoyne.

75-72. Hamilton, 57-51. RPI. 13-37. Union, 50-61.

St. Francis, M-K. Albany State. 16-62. Colgate, 45-63.

Jona. 43-32, Manhattan. 57-70. Army, M-76. St.

Francij. BXlyn Willlami. 71-50. Ballston Spa Gels 69-50 Win Over Waterford SARATOGA COUNTY LEAGUE GB Corinlh 8 0 Schuyerville 6 3 Ballston Spa 6 3 St. Peter's 6 3 Burnt Hills 5 4 Waterford 3 8 5V4 Stillwater 1 8 7 Hoosick Tails 0 8 8 Ballston Spa clung to a portio of second place in the Saratog County League by tumbling terford, 69-50, last night on th Fordians' floor.

The successfu Scotlies are 5-3 in the loop, whil Waterford is 36. The Waterford jayvees handei the Ballston juniors their firs loss of the season, 52-51, as th victors' Bob Dalair hit 17 points Marty McDonagh To Speak At Waterford Smoker McDoniih, countryf RPI, will be DM princi- speaker Hie Holy Name society imoker of St. Mary's hurch of Waterford Tuesday in the parish ball at p.m. Marty, former- athlete at Johns Hopkins, shattered many hurdles records while in college. He also as an excellent swimmer and omidered one of the leading arcmen of hit day.

Marly, for iany years, was sports editor of 'he Record Newspapers. A fine program of entertainment has been arranged for the ffair. Movies of the 1858 World eriei will be shown. Jack Tip- ins, the "diverting deceiver" will entertain with his tricks of magic. Other features have been rranjed.

Refreshments will be served nd the committee in charge wishes lo impress on men of the sarish that the smoker would be good opportunity to bripg the oungsters for the next day, Lin- oln'i birthday, is a holiday for the youlh of that parish, WatervUet Church Leafue Myron Try on 202 574, Hal "rosius 569, Judd Montayne 527. View Miied Reynolds MePherson 210--538 'im Burns 530, Bill Childs 502' Shirley Brooks 178. Ford Motor Company Ed Pyskadlo 241-212--589. ALPHA RECREATION Alpha Industrial Tom Ward 202-222--611, Harold Waldo 548, Jim Oilman 208545, Red Wilfore 219-543, Bill Sheehan 214-528. Jumperettet Tomi Terrible 175-480, Kay Colasessano, 452, Toni Cellucci 451, Dot Damon 177.

Schuyler Nips Cohoes, 64-54, In Crucial Tilt EASTERN CLASS LEAGUE W. L. G.B COLONY RECREATION Gentry Bill Baker 214-602, Dom Lanni 202-602, Jake Guralski 204-583, Chet Rysedorph 224-574, Ken Alberts 213-574, Phil Light 214-571, Ed Inglis 246-564, Bob Williams 213-561, Joe Mitchell 555, Jerry Piel 552, Tom Wehmeier 201-549, Joe Skop 548, Lou Huban 544, Mike Hetman 538, Jack Kdlett 536, Herb Fleck 534, Pete Mento 526. Montgomery Ward Frank Skocylas 242591, Larry Jones 202-576, Lou Dion 543, Earl Mclntosh 533. HI-WAY RECREATION Ida John McManus Carl Holihauer 551, Deck Hull 547 Harold Allen 203-546, Bud Mess.

linger 202-541, Joe Gallerie 208 539, Frank Boncstcel 203-537 Howard Dunham 535, Joe Fut scher 535, Wing Wong 204, Jim Leonard 203, Jerry O'Brien 207 Mary No Name Mixed Gilbert 176-480, Mary Marchese 471, Belle Cooney 461 Gladys Wungardner 452. COHOES ARENA Cohoes Businessmen "Carl Fiacco 242, 629, Verkas Berberian 202-2011200--603, Bob Hemminway 221-599, Tom Gar rity 222-210--597, 213 593, Ray Lynch 224-593, Mike Pyskadlo 216-5M, Jack Callahan 202-585, Charley Mesanis 203-203 -571, Lou Rivet 205-559, Va Buda 201-555, Charley Bechard 549, Lcn Freed man 211-544, Mike Miranda 539, Pete Rodney 532 Cal DeLormiere 531, John Desco 528, Frank Savoie 200-525. Andy's Bowlerettei Amelia DeMento 202-520, Carm Santoro 182-494, Betty Salerno 460. Hill toppers Adelaide Clements 470, Pet Kwolek 182, Kay Kerman 180. Peck Hose Company Adam Muraski 561.

OTHER ALLEYS Thursday Nighten Matt Hetman 223--585, An Golisnki 185, 175--480, Mario Honsinger 181--450, Velma Ma cus 175, 179, Ruth Lawson 175 St. Augustine's Mixed Tom Knight 204, 204--562. Behr-Maaninir Shipping Ed Bowen 227-222--603, Bi: Fleuren John Karafan 538. Joe Perrott 211--537, Roc Bowen 215. Water-ford Italian-American Wally Catallo 584, Anthon Cuomo 566, Mae Manoni 54: Ralph Cuomo 540, Anthony Lia conia 526, Dick Batto 525.

Albia Men Don Bassett 205--545, Richi Sylvester 536, Leo Breton 532 Frank Heenan 525. Monaco Aunin Foote Denner West Thompson SHell Slmrnona Ktlvin Can nor Lauare Jim Anderson ration a i A i F'oisom PF TP I J7 rOrlD FO IT rp RPI Wrestlers Score, 20-14, Over Paul Smith RPI beat Paul Smith's, 20-1 in wrestling yesterday it Sarana Lake. The results: 123-pound class- Tony Giantasio, RPI, by defaul 130--Tom Graves R) over Tom Glover. 137--Jim Fitzgerald (R over Bob Smith. 147--Fran Gardner over John Meldi (R).

Bill Hodson (P over Fran Shaffer 167--Leif Unge (P) over Fran Minosh (R). 177-- "IFred Henss (R) over Bob Wi 5.,: son. Heavyweight--Gary Le Graebne Bob Firseo, sports editor of the Troy Record, will be master of eremonies. Jack Cassidy general chairman of the committee in charge if the a Hair. Subcommittee heads for the moker include Jim Corr and Jim tickets; Jim Baker, rogram; Joseph Geiger, recep- ion and Joseph Blanchard, pub- icily.

Tulip Schuyler lohoes Watervliet ludson 'olonie Philip Schuyler virtually annexed a repeat-Eastern Class basketball championship ly pushing chief pursuer Cohoes "urther back in the standings vith a 64-54 triumph last nighl at St. Agnes Lyceum. The Fal cons, 7-0 in the circuit with three lames left, earlier in the season eked out a victory over the Tigers, 5-2 in the Eastern B. Schuyler, ahead 35-28 at half time, was stalled temporarily when Cohoes took advantage he absence Falcon playmak'ci Bill Carmello (sitting out' four personals) to draw to 37-34, bu the Tigers could add only one other point for the rest of the third period. All By Gorsky John Gorsky, Cohoes scoring leader who collected 21 poftits in keeping with his average, fash ioned the entire Tiger total' seven in the third quarter.

The Falcons' Bill LeFevre, who top ped both sides with 24 for the night with his shots from under nsath; and Sherman Chambers whose pretty jumps from the circle earned him 18, combiiftc for all the victors' points in tha phase. LeFevre, a 6-foot-4 boj who owned the baskets at boti ends in his dominance of the re bounding, had five poinls am Chambers eight as Larry O'Neil' defending champs moved out 48-35. The Cohoes jayvees annexec their tenth win in 12 tries winging their Falcon rivals, 72 30, is freshman Tony Gilli showered in thirty points. Carmnln a Francis LeFevre Cole Scbwlnd Totals Fenders Heroux Carpenter WaWl Toll 11 Higbee Takes First At Field House Gary Higbee, of Tamarae RA, Troy, a member of the RPI Figure Skating Club, won his second figure skating championship llhin three weeks yesterday ai look first place in the Eastern ectional Figure Skating Chanv ionships Juvenile Men's event, hree weeks ago he won the idle Atlantic Juvenile Men'i rown. Higbee's triumph came at nd of Ihe first day's competl- iori of the Eastern Sectional 'igure Skating Championship! eing held al the RPI Field HOTISBT" Ch vents will be crowned this eve- ing and tomorrow.

The school figures portion of our other events were completed esferday wilh the free cheduled for today. Leading in heir respective events at onclusion of the school figure! were, Juvenile Ladies, Suzy licking, of the Hershcy (Pa.) igure Skating Club; Novice Men's, David Edwards, of tht hiladelphia Skating Club and lumane Society; Senior Men'i Gregory Kelley, of the Skating of Boston, and Junior Lad- ES Lynn Thomas, of the Philadel- ihia Skating Club and Humane Sociely. Rick Anderson, of RPI Figure Skating Club wal econd in school figures in the Novice Men's event. ttightighting'last'eveiiiitg's program was a special skating ex- libition by Donald Jacoby and Andree Anderson, of Syracuse, members of the U. S.

World'i Figure Skating Team, who will ompete in the World's Championships in. Paris France next week. They will present another exhibition this evening. Results: Finals--Juvenile Hry RPI FSC. Rilnnerup, WL1- Balid Phil a.

skating Club. ily: Juvenile Hershey 2n(l rr, FP pr TP 3 i 9 0 3 1 2 0 2 4 1 1 0 1 2 fl COBOK3 ra TF a 2 13 20 13 11 pr 3 Surprises Hit Torzons, BCHS Two surprises occurred in lastic basketball last night whe Van Rensselaer extracted reveng from Bethlehem Central by clip ping the Eagles, 59-51, for th Delmar team's first defeat in 1 games; and Albany High turned on previous conqueror Amster dam, 52-45. Both victors playe at home. Amsterdam's revers set the Tarzans back to secon place, behind Mont Pleasant, i Ihe Class A Earlier in the season, Amsterdam whacked Albany, 52-44, and Bethlehem crushed Van Rensselaer, 53-27, in a Capital League avalanche. CAPITAL LEAGUE 3rd i 4 Suiy Hlcklng, Pamela Boyer, Wlssahlcl Elizabeth George, Cambridge (Maai.

th, Rosalie Kaldeman. Hershey (pa. ilb, Barbara Froelleh, Lake Placid. men--1st, David Edwards, delphla; 2nd, nick Anderson. 3rd, Tommy Hershey; 4 Tboman Shore a 5th.

Frank Holman, Asbury Park, N. J. Senloff 1st. Gregory KeUey. Boston; 2nd, Carl Boston: 3rd.

Frank Xlcklaa, Boston: 4th, Edwin Zschau, Princetonl ith. FranVz Carroll, Worcester, unlor ladles--tsi, Lynn Thomas, delptala; 2nd. Romma'Maa on: 3rf. JoAnn NliVa, Boston; 4th. A L.

BMorf and Sth, Uary Bttdert, botH or Hershey Alfred Belts HVTI, 74-42, Leads League Alfred Tech took over the undisputed I a in fh. -Fmpirsi Slate Conference last night by defeating Hudson Valley Tech of Troy, 74-42, Broome County Tech was losing to Erie County Tech, 64-59. Prior lo last night'i games, Alfred and Broome shared the lop spot. Alfred now has an 11-1 overall record with 6-1 in the conference. HVTI 3-3 in thi league and 6-7 overall.

Leroy Prettyman and Bill Shack shared scoring honors for home club with 18 and IS points, while John Ninas and Chuck Tyrell had 13 11 top HVTI. McCarroll TyrelL Ninax Stewart Kehn Siphon Sphor Totals Crane rielose Jtiros ParkinMn. ValentlM Snaek Welmer Oppedlrano Kovalkukl Pretty man HCDSO.N" V.U.l.EV FG FP ALmcn FG 8 rp 4 hj fertoani HaKllrne--3S-23 Atlred. NBA Results 103, Philadelphia. Cincinnati 100.

Boston 114, Minneapolis 88. Syracuse 105, New York 102. Detroit 125, SU Louis 107. Bethlehem Van Rensselaer Albany Academy Milne Columbia Shenendehowa 6 5 5 2 2 1 CLASS A LEAGUE Mont Pleasant Amsterdam Noit Terrace Albany Troy GB 1 114 3'A 4 5 HOCKEY FANS 1 TUNE IN WRPI 91.5 MEGACYCLES ON ON YOUR FM DIAL I TONIGHT AT 746 mvs, GURKSaN.