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Page MO THE SACRAMENTO BEE Sunday December 5 1965 IS 0 Aggies Rip Sonoma As Frost Stars Brooks Ortega Combine To Give SCC Hoop Win I 't w4 I 4 I 1 i '443eq1'' tr 1 I 4' I 4 xkt041: I' i At I I I I' 17 i' l'il 4 4vkomo 1 4) 0 i 1 ''''L i i "'4111- 1 'f' 6 17' '1' ---L tyc 41f 1 '1 I '4 1 1 4 '1 0101V lf 11 4 4 4 I 00kiois- A i 016141 ''''7''-''' 'i Russ Brooks and Craig Ortega combined for 32 points last night to lead the Sacramento City College Panthers to an 88-55 romp over the winless Yuba College 49ers In a nonleague basketball game Brooks pumped in eight field goals and one free throw for 17 and Ortega hit five from the floor and five from the ARJC Cagers charity stripe for 15 Yuba now with an 0-3 record was led by Mike Gage with 11 Nip Laney Of and Gary Cooper with 10 The Panthers who boosted their record to 2-0 jumped to a Oakland 78-14 24-12 lead in the first four minutes and the 49ers never threatened after that At one point Sacramento held the visitors scoreless for five minutes Sacramento a an over-lip whelming 41-23 halftime bulge McClatchv Newspapers Service UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT Cal Aggies breezed past Sonoma State College 62-42 last night for their second consecutive win In the 1965-66 basketball season The Aggies outclassed the Cossacks by picking off 53 re- bounds compared with Sonoma's 22 and hitting 46 per cent of their field goal attempts compared with Sonoma's 28 per cent It was the second straight loss for Sonoma Sophomore John Frost paced 1 the Aggies in their home opener with 14 points Dale Amen was high for the Cossacks with 16 The Aggies stepped onto the court in the second half with a comfortable 30-16 advantage Mather Air Force Base forfeited the preliminary contest to the Aggies' frosh by failing to make an appearance OM WARDS ihwerside 4-SQUARE GUARANTEE Words Riverside passenger his are guaranteed: For the quality of atertai and workmanship for the life of the original tread Adjustments will ba prorated on the tread wear 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Newson Becker 2 0 4 Tequida Cone 5 1 11 Ortega GI-Men 2 0 4 Johnson Kingren 1 0 2 Forsch Winslow 1 3 5 Sldhu Lora 1 0 2 Totals 19 19 55 Totals The score by periods: Yuba City Sacramento 0 1 1 30 28 88 23-55 41-118 Sonoma State Cal AggieS fg to fg ft to Amen 3 1 16 Moore 3 1 7 Cassorall 0 6 Frost 7 0 14 Lehti nen 6 14 Budde 2 1 5 Vachini 1 2 Auman 0 2 2 Bingham 1 2 Eustis 5 1 11 Tuell 2 Neall 4 3 11 Tuell 0 Engebretsen 2 1 5 McKee 0 Neuman 1 1 3 Carlson 0 Clemens 1 0 2 Thomason 0 Voorhies 1 0 2 Maior 0 Storv 0 0 0 Totals 11 2 42 Totals 26 10 62 The score by periods Sonoma 16-42 Aggies 30-62 American River Junior College broke a 74-all tie with 14 seconds remaining last night to nip Laney of Oakland 78-74 in a nonleague basketball game in the Beavers' gym Laney a new school is in its first year of playing basketball 4 Mike Ames cracked the deadr lock when he connected with a jump shot from the cor- ner Bruce Green added the ex- points on two -free throws The Score was tied at 37-37 at the intermission and after ARJC built leads ranging from six to 10 points the Eagles came back to knot the count 44 at 70 72 and 74 all Ames who tied Green for the Beaver scoring honors with 17 also pulled down 11 of the win- rebounds Gary Stevenson 16 and Bob Kemble 11 for ARK LANEY ARJC fg ft tP fg ft to Barfield 2 0 4 Ames 8 1 17 Cbopple 1 0 2 Green 7 17 Byrd 5 3 13 Fontaine 2 0 4 Holesteln 1 0 2 Garland 1 1 3 Smith 0 1 1 Scurfleld 2 2 6 August 4 3 11 Wieck 0 0 0 Cummins 1 0 2 Kemble 5 1 11 Williams 7 1 5 Morris 0 0 0 Ward 11 2 24 Stevenson 5 6 16 Singer 1 0 2 Batterbera 1 0 2 Totals 32 10 74 Totals 30 18 78 The score by periods: Laney 37 37-74 ARJC 37 41-78 American River Junior Col- Lege broke a 74-all tie with 14 seconds remaining last night to Laney of Oakland 78-74 in Yuba City Five Clips Burbank El Camino's Jim Ough hauls down a rebound in the first half of the El Camino-Lincoln game but is surrounded by Lions Ralph Ogden Howard King and Jim Frazee Bee Photo by Dick Schmidt San Jose Cagers Rip Eagles Chargers Acquire End Gary Garrison Longhorns Tip Los Altos SAN DIEGO Calif (AP)--The San Diego Chargers of the American Football League Saturday announced the signing of offensive end Gary Garrison of San Diego State their first draft choice as a future in the 1964 draw Terms were not disclosed Garrison 6-1 195 from Long Beach Calif caught 70 passes for 14 touchdowns this season although he missed two games because of injuries Coach Sid Gillman expressed optimism for Garrison's future in pro football Garrison was a first future choice by Philadelphia of the National Football League The Eagles traded rights to him to San Francisco Sherman Wins In Net Semis quarter but Ogden and Nic Rodriquez broke open a 16-all tie early in the second period with eight consecutive points Frazee fed Ellington and Ogden in the third stanza as the Lions built a 20-point lead which the Eagles never dented Lee Frye Bob Crouse and John Bohm tried to keep the Lions close but the Eagles gave in to superior height and more experienced play El Camino's offense played even with the Lions in the first quarter as Mary Kelley hit free throws four of them and Frye scored two long Jumpers By Tony Bord A trained Lion act invaded the El Camino-High School gym last night and strolled to a 6647 basketball victory over El Camino's Eagles in the second game of a non-league doubleheader La Sierra's swamped the Los Altos Knights in the first game 54-42 The Lion act which hails from Lincoln High School in San Jose was led by Ralph Ogden and Ken Errington who scored 20 points each and by ball-hawking Jim Frazee The Lions played even with the Eagles through the first Attention Big Car Owners Special Purchase Riverside ST-1 07'S Owners! I 07'S But Ogden's tipins and driving jump shots and Errington's rebound jump shots and corner set shots boosted the Lions to a 29-16 lead late in the second period and a 46-31 third quarter lead La Sierra scored seven consecutive points late in the fourth quarter to place their lead far out of the reach of Los Altos' Knights The Knights led midway in the third period 30-27 before Mark York and Dave Jones canned a pair of baskets each to open up a 37-32 third quarter bulge Knight Larry Hill closed the gap to 37-34 in the fourth quarter but then York and Jones went to work again to ice the Longhorn victory Chris Wynzynski and Tom Janecke and Phil Wash played 1 Mc Catchy Newspapers Service YUBA CITY Sutter prolific foul shooting of Lynn Schism Mark Benson and Mike Bell especially Bell carried the Yuba City High School Honkers to a 49-46 nonleague basketball win over the Luther Burbank Titans last night Bell joining the cage ranks after a successful season as quarterback on the Honkers football team made 10 out of 12 free within the final three seconds Schism tanked eight out of nine and Benson hit on four out of five As a team the Yuba City made 23 out of 29 charity shots With eight seconds remaining in the contest the score was tied at 44 all Mark Hurst Burbank's1 leading scorer with 14 points made a field goal then Bell was fouled with three seconds remaining He made two then another when the Titans were charged with a technical foul Mike again was fouled at the final buzzer and sank the Honkers' final points Bell was Yuba City's top scorer with 18 points followed by Schism's 14 and Benson's 10 Burbank won the junior varsity game 45-38 Burbank tg ft tit Yuba City fa ft le Brown 4 0 880 4 10 18 Wertel 0 0 3 8 14 Digliale 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 7 Benson 3 4 10 Pfeifer 3 3 9 Helsm 2 1 5 Jacobson 0 1 0 2 ()Johnson 0 0 0 JarvI OA VA' 88 8304 4 8008204 Tubeless Blackwalls 0-14 0820-15 )eless Blackwalls Basketball Results each Andretti Cracks Speedway Mark LA JOLLA (AP)---Firstseeded Bob Sherman of Rosemead Calif defeated Bert Brown of Los Angeles 6-2 7-5 in the semifinal round Saturday of the National Senior Hardcourt Tennis Championships In other men's singles play second-seeded Bob Galloway of La Jolla retained his contending role by beating Glenn Hippenstiel of Fresno Calif 46 9-7 8-6 Galloway will meet Sherman 7: in the finals Sunday In women's play Dorothy' Cheney of Santa Monica Calif won over June Gay of Oakland Calif 6-2 6-4 and Mary Prentiss of Highland Calif shut out Pat Yeomans of Los Angeles 6-0 6-0 INDIANAPOLIS Ind (AP) MMM Full 4-ply nylon with 27-month road hazard guarantee No COD's or phone orders please Quantities limited to stock on hand Hurry Supply Limited th road hazard le orders please on hand fed West UCLA 97 Illinois 79 Santa Clara 84 Hayward 65 Gonzaga 107 Arizona State College 106 overtime Oregon 63 Washington 61 Brigham Young 111 Houston 82 Weber 88 Eastern Montana 76 Montana 83 Chico State 67 Stanford 81 San Francisco 78 overtime California 55 St Marvs Calif 52 Washington State 89 Montana State 64 Utah 113 Los Angeles Loyola 81 Idaho 88 Utah State 85 Sacraroento CC 88 Yuba College 55 American River 78 Laney 74 California Aggies 62 Sonoma State 42 Fresno State 105 SF State 58 Whittier 82 Cal Western 71 Pomona 87 Irvine 77 61 Southern Oregon 62 Humboldt State San Diego 66 Long Beach State 64 Cal Poly Pomona 82 San Diego State 80 Santa Barbara 82 San Fernando Valley 76 outstanding floor games for driver Mario Andretti of Longhorns while John Spencer Nazareth Pa broke the unoffiwas strong rebounding cial one-lap record for the InditOS ALTOS LA SIERRA anapolis Motor Speedway Saturfg ft to fpf tp Herbst A 2 10 Janecke 2 3 7 day roaring around the 2-mile 1dheta 'te i 76 ot oval at 162995 miles per hour Hilyi 6 1 13 WyzYnski 5 3 13 Joy 1 2 York 7 4 18 Andretti chalked up the new Peters 0 0 Jones 4 I 9 Jackson 2 4 Nagel 0 3 3 mark with his Dean Van Lines Murata 0 0 0 0 Special while running tire tests Totals 18 42 Totals 20 14 54 The score by periods: The previous record of 1624 Los Altos 12 10 10 10-42 La Sierra 10 13 14 17-54 mph was set last Thursday by I El Camino Andretti in similar tire tests to ft 05 to 11 Its 6 8 20 KelleV 0 7 7 breaking the time of 1623 made 0 2 21 Ough 0 0 0 2 0 41 Nvoulst 2 0 4 by the late Bobby Marshman1 4 1 91 Koeoke 1 0 2 Frye 2 it51 Pottstown Pa in November! 08 42 Igitilse 3 2 8 3 5 101964 tire tests i Carpenter 1 0 21 ft ft to Camino 6 0 2 21 2 0 NYouiSt 4 1 01 Koeoke 0 21 Frye 8 4 201 Bohn 0 2 2 Crouse 1i 'a rDenter Bills Sign Buckeye bills sign buckeye I BUFFALO NY (AP) Thel Buffalo Bills announced thei The Citadel 93 Jacksonville Fla 84 Duke 83 Clemson 68 North Carolina 82 William Mary 68 Davidson 90 Bucknell 48 North Texas State 78 Trinity TeL 74 Alabama 84 Rice 80 Kentucky 99 Virginia 73 Florida 77 Miami Fla 66 Maryland 87 Wake Forest 66 Midwest Omaha 84 Minnesota-Duluth 50 Drake 90 South Dakota State 65 Purdue 82 Detroit 75 Wisconsin 97 Notre Dame 79 Arkansas 75 Missouri 62 De Paul 82 Marauette 69 Michigan 108 Bowling Green 70 RiDOn 92 Carleton 83 Xavier Ohio 115 Aquinas 83 Dayton 72 Eastern Kentucky 69 Northwestern 62 Ohio 60 Bradley 90 North Michigan 78 St Louis 77 Southern California 72 Minnesota 80 Iowa State 69 Oklahoma 83 Indiana 82 Indiana State 102 Manchester 94 overtime Akron 95 Capital 65 Western Michigan 85 Michigan State 82 Toledo 105 Wisconsin State Cincinnati 68 Miami Ohio 58 Wichita 103 New Mexico State 67 Chicago Loyola 120 NE Missouri 79 Tulsa 70 Kansas State 63 Iowa 80 Evansville 73 Depouw 80 Illinois Wesleyan 66 Boil State 96 Presbyterian 59 Georgetown Ky 108 Franklin ind 71 South West Hardin-Simons 92 Tennessee Tech 75 Southern Methodist 83 Georgia Tech 73 Little Rock 97 Delta State 73 Texas Western 89 New Mexico 38 Kansas 74 Texas Tech 70 Arizona 94 Memphis State 69 New Mexico 74 Baylor 64 High School Vacaville 67 Hiram Johnson 55 Hiram Johnson Sophs 46 Vacaville 43 Yuba City 49 Luther Burbank 46 Luther Burbank JVs 45 Yuba City 38 Sacramento 72 Rio Americana 56 Lincoln 66 El Camino 47 La Sierra 54 Los Altos 42 East Penn 72 Navy 55 Scion Hall 84 Hoistra 79 Connecticut 95 Yale 73 Princeton 71 'Armv 49 Carnegie Tech 81 Washington Jeffer 4 5 4 0 8 signings Saturday of ends Greg' Hurst 8 Lashuta of Ohio State and Ken' telorallS McLean of Texas Yuba City 6 20 10 13-49 Burbank 14 13 I 11-46 6 2 14 ace 0 0 0 is 20 6 46 score YY pprr)) 14 13 8 11-46 Lincoln Errington Weitzel Hernandez Rodriguez Cicarello Ogden Kong Frazee Segar Guido Chancellor Jackson Lincoln Ecrington Weitzel Hernandez Rodriguez Cicarello Ogden ing 0 0 0 1 31 0 0 01 2 0 41 0 0 Cl 11 1 i ll 111:: IV I WWI 0001011 1 11101- 1 ti IS I it ssr ss s''" ssss -001)-- ---S---''''' s-s-ss" 1 4-" '-kt'? 10: it ososos ''''1'N INSTALLED 00 A 1 I FREE A A Son 63 Duauesne 98 American University 84 Penn State 81 Gettysburg 63 Cornell 116 Colgate 69 Rhode Island 79 Fordham 78 Columbia 109 Lafayette 93 Maine 118 Norwich 85 Massachusetts 61 Vermont 60 Providence 69 Villanova 59 Quantico Marines 87 Hanover 80 teehsitomh i nlite uphal en b6Irgi Indiana a a pa 55 Rochester 83 Toronto 52 Long Island 85 Wanner 67 St John's NV 64 Georgetown DC 162 overtime 1131700iokollegile87167CalorymcoLluch6985 West Liberty WVa 84 Slippery Rock West Liberty WVa 84 Slippery Rock Gals' Form Is Better Males Take Careful I 111111110 It Contest Totals Totals 14 19 47 The score by periods: Lincoln 16 15 15 20-66 El Camino 14 6 11 16-47 Oklahoma Cif) Wins BUFFALO NY (AP) Oklahoma City University overcame an 11 point deficit with a sharp-shooting attack in the second half Saturday and won its third straight basketball game by downing St Bonaventure 79- 72 in Memorial Auditorium Be Wise: Use Bee Classified for fast action and crash re-suits The Bee want ad num'her is 442-5011 (adv I Bonnevillemlunum look in seat covers rtiV lir 78 Kent State 79 Pittsburgh 67 Syracuse 110 Bu halo 60 4 Harvard 76 Holy Cross 67 Temple 85 Delaware 63 Boston 83 American international 55 Rutgers 108 Glassboro 78 South Virginia Tech 79 Mississippi State 59 Richmond 77 Virginia Military 73 Louisville 81 Central Missouri 73 Texas 80 Mississippi 71 Bridgewater Va 79 Randolph-Macon 75 West Virainia 105 George Washington 80 East Tennessee 81 Chattanooga 70 Western Kentucky 93 LaSalle 67 New Orleans Loyola 85 Pepperdlne 70 South Carolina 97 Furman 79 had run out There was no official timepiece The game ended with the girls on the Cannon five-yard line They ran nine plays in the last five seconds but the boys held them off somewhat reluctantly 63D ers VS DETROIT LIONS Waterfa11 design rolls over back rest Woven plastic Jetspun fabric is as durable as upholstery In Blue Green Charcoal or Beige 2003 REG 2895 DO s9 5 Dalton's "Ideal" Lease '66 CHEVROLET IMPALA FOR TODAY 12:40 PM Cosponsored by Standard Stations and Chevron Dealers '69" BRAKE SPECIAL FOR BIG CAR OWNERS! 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