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D-2THE SUN Tuesday, Dee. 4, 1973 City, Upland Montclair tourneys head prep cage play the sophomore finals at SBHS, both at 4 30, following third-place games at 3 p.m. today. Like UCLA, Coach Jim Hackleman's Pacific Pirates Tacific rollides with San Bernardino, while San Gorgonio meets Cajon at 6 p.m. for third-place honors.

The JV finals are at Pacific, the county prep slate today and tonight. The city title game comes at 7:30 on the Cajon High court, when tourney-favored The championship game in the San Bernardino City Basketball Tournament, and the opening of the L'pland-Montclair tourney, headline had more trouble than expected Saturday, when they had to go all-out to edge San 80-74. It was tied at 74, with only 37 seconds left, when free throws by Bob Roddy (two) and Greg Bunch (four) pulled it out. The 6-foot-4 Bunch, who gained All-CIF second team mont at 4:45. Upland hosts Gladstone, a team that lost to Apple Valley, 85-51, at 8 tonight.

Ontario and Corona vie at 6:30 in Upland's gym-Losers games are at 3:15 and 4:45 tomorrow in both gyms, while winners meet at 6:30 and 8 p.m. Defending CIF Class A champion Aquinas opens at Norte Vista tonight at 7:30, Bedlands hosts Rubidoux, Services set for Mullins Inland Christian to open basketball season Friday COLTON Services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. for long-time Little League official Dee L. Mullins, 57, who died of a heart attack Sunday night at his home in Cypress. Knopsnyder Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, but no site for the service has been set yet.

Mullins served as district administrator in Little League for 20 years, was on the national board and was on the committee for the building of the San Bernardino LL stadium. Mullins was a resident of Colton for 30 years and three years ago moved to Cypress after a promotion by the Edison Company, with which he served for 35 years. Dee graduated from Riverside Poly High and Riverside Junior College, where he starred in football, basketball, baseball and track at both schools. Two of his coaches were Jess Mortensen and Jess Hill. He served in the Army during World War II.

He is survived by his wife, Emma Gene; a daughter, Sandra, 27; and sons Mike, 30, and Steven, 10. Mike was outstanding in LL baseball and at Colton High. laurels last year, led Pacific with 37 points. He hit 13 of 19 from the floor and 11 of 15 at the line. Roddy meshed 8 of 9 at the line.

All-Citrus Belt League returnee Leon Jordan led Coach John Powell's Spartans with 25 and Mike Updike added 18 points. Willie Beamon, All-CIF for Coach Dick Adair's SBHS cagers last winter, scored 14 in pacing the Cardinals to a 45-29 win over Cajon Satur-day. Jimmy Williams swished in 17 points for Coach Arvil Hale's Cowboys. The Upland-Montclair tourney opens with four games in each gym today, tomorrow and Thursday, with the final four in Upland's gym Friday. Five county quintets are in the field of 16, and a wide-open battle for the title is forecast.

Eisenhower, which meets Northview at 6:30 tonight in the Montclair gym, showed it has to be considered after its 59-53 overtime conquest of Pomona Saturday. Bob Mar-tin led Coach Willy Wilkin's Eagles with 21 points and Paul Tyler hit 14. Montclair, a 58-56 victor grader, looks like he'll be a starter at the other forward," Wilkerson said. "Right now the guards are Sam Glass (6-0), a transfer from Rim of the World, and Steve Crise (5-10), a sophomore. Mark Staats, a 5-11 junior, and David Brock, a 5-11 sophomore, also should play a lot." Since the Baptist-sponsored school, at 1024 N.

has no gym, the team has been practicing outdoors at Nunez Park or in any available school gym. "We sure appreciate Ray Blake letting us use the SBVC gym for our non-league and Pinon League games," Wilkerson said. SAN' BERNARDINO -Inland Christian School opens its first basketball season ever Friday when it plays Elsinore Military Academy at 6 p.m. in the Valley College sym. Wilkerson will serve as coach of Inland Christian, replacing Mike McCuistion, who is attending Biola College.

IC didn't have a football or basketball team last year, but McCuistion was coach in all its other sports. "We have 14 boys out for the varsity," Wilkerson said, "but only one of them is a senior, Steve Staats, a 6-foot-l forward. Our tallest player is a sophomore, Tim Coulter, who is 6-3. "Keith Paul, a 6-1 ninth Victor Valley goes to Ramona and Yucaipa travels to Rim of the World for a 6 30 p.m. test.

Coach Jim Blake's Cbaffey Tigers, who dropped their debut to a strong Covina club, 66-58, opened play in the Arroyo tourney yesterday, draw a bye today and play in the quarterfinals tomorrow at 3 p.m., win or lose. The schedule: Apple Volley at Indlo, 7 Arlington at La Sierra, 1 Aquinas at Norte Vista, 7:30 Beaumont at Coochella Valley, 7 Bishop at Burroughs, 6:30 Chino at Temple City, 3:13 Lutheran at Perris, 8 Moreno Valley at Colton, 7 Chaftey In Arrovs tourney, Ml today Rubidoux at Redlands, 7:30 Owens Valley at Trona. 7:30 Twentynlne Palms at Norco, 6:30 Victor Valley at Ramona, 6:30 Saotlaoo at Riverside Poly, 7:30 Yucaipa at Rim of World, 6:30 Yucca Vallev at Notre Dame, 8 UPLAND-MONTCLAIR TOURNEY At Upland High: Azusa-Pomon at Charter Oak-Garey at 4:45, Corona-Ontario at 6:30, Upland-Gladstone at 8 m. At Montclair: Duarte-Ganeshe at 3:15, Alta Loma-Claremont at 4:45, Eisenhower-Northvlew at 6:30 and Montclalr-Bonlta at 8 p.m. Marquette doivns Portland Notre Dame whips Ohio State in OT Portland's only points in the sweep were on a goaltending call as Marquette, aided by 11 Pilot turnovers, exploded to a 30-6 lead.

The Warriors widened their spread to 28 points late in the half. MILWAUKEE (AP) Se-v -ranked Marquette, sparked by Maurice Lucas' 15 points and 11 rebounds, outscored Portland 22-2 early in the first half and rolled to an 83-46 college basketball victory yesterday. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Eighth-ranked Notre Dame, behind Dwight Clay's basket and a string of three free throws, rallied to whip Ohio State 76-72 in overtime last night. Reserve Ed Daniels sank three quick baskets as Marquette stretched a 46-19 half-time lead to 67-30 with 7 minutes to play. Lloyd Walton added 12 points, with Marcus Washington and freshman Bo Ellis 11 each for Marquette, now 2-0.

Portland, its fast break in disarray under Marquette's pressing defense, is 1-1. Floyd Banks led the Pilots with 17 points. over Alta Loma Saturday, battles Bonila in the 8 p.m. feature in its gym, while Alta Loma squares off with Clare- Kay stars 1 The Scoreboard 3 Utah beats Loyola Valley will host Mt. SAC tonight AP AH-America XBA standings Sportscene NEW YORK (AP) Here Is The Associated Press All-America football team CB tor 1973: lr Eastern Conferenct Atlantic Division Boston 17 4 New York 13 1J Buffalo 10 15 Phjlpdelohla 9 15 Central Division The Irish, winning their second straight basketball game, broke a 69 69 tie with Clay's field goal.

John Shumate, who scored a game-high 25 points, added one free throw and freshman Adrian Dantley two fouls for a 74-69 lead. Ohio State, now 1-1, had led by as many as seven points in second before the Irish rallied. Shumate, the 6 0 0 1 -1 0 240-pound Irish junior, pumped in 15 of his points after half-time and dominated the rebounding. Notre Dame came from behind In the final seconds to tie the contest at 67-67 in regulation. It was Clay's basket with seven seconds left that tied the score.

Notre Dame moved in front BD-67 on Shumate's basket in overtime. Dan Gerhard, who along with Gary Repella scored lfi points, tied the game with a basket for the Buckeyes. Clay then followed with his go-ahead goal and the Irish went ahead for good. First Team Offense Tight End Andre Tillman, Taxes Tech, 5, 230, Senior, Dallas, Ten. Pet.

.810 .0 .400 .375 .571 .542 .360 .333 Capital Atlanta Houston Cleveland 12 13 11 9 14 9 II Western Conlerenca Midwest Division SAN BERNARDINO -The Valley College basketball Indians, trying to reverse themselves after four straight defeats, host Mt. San Antonio College tonight at 8 in the Men's Gym. The Indians, now 1-4, should have guard Roger Blake and forward Ed Greene back at full strength tonight. Blake missed both home games last week with the flu. Greene was also bothered by the flu, but played when Valley lost by two points to Phoenix and eight points to Mesa.

Valley is the only county junior college basketball team playing tonight. HOCKEY L.A. Sharks at Minnesota, 6 p.m., KGBS-FM. L.A. Kings at Vancouver, KFI, tape delay to 10:30 p.m.; 8 p.m., Channel 5.

BASKETBALL L.A. Lakers vs. Phoenix at Forum in Inglewood, 8 p.m., KFI. Mt. San Antonio at SBVC, 8 Wide ReceiverLynn Swann, Southern Calllornia, 60, 180, Senior, San Mateo, Calif.

Tackles Buddy Brown, Alahnma, 61, 243, Senior, Tallahassee, John Hlrks, Ohio State, 6-3, 258, Senior, Cleveland, Ohio. Guards Tyler Lafaurl, Louisiana State, 5-10, 233, Senior, New Orleans, BUI Yoest, North Carolina Slate, 6 0, 243, Senior, Plttshurqh, Pa. Center Rill Wymnn, Texas, 6-2, 235, Senior, Sprina Branch, Tex. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Chas Menatti scored eight points in overtime play last night to lead Utah to a 108-104 nonconference basketball victory over Los Angeles Loyola. The two teams played a see-sawed game to a 95-95 regulation ending which saw Luther Philyaw score 2 7 points and haul down nine rebounds.

Menatti scored 24 points as five Utah players scored in double figures, including Luther Burden and Scott Jones each with 22. Scott Kay, a 6-foot-2 guard, from San Bernardino, hit 22 points for the Loyola Lions. Utah took a quick lead and built it to 15-9 after six minutes into the game. Providence wins PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Kevin Stacom and Marvin Barnes combined for 31 points and sparked Providence College to an 84-44 basketball romp over St.

Leo last night. Providence, ranked sixth nationally, jumped to a 25-2 lead and was ahead 40-17 at halftime. Stacom led Providence scorers with 1 6 points. Barnes had 15, plus 14 rebounds. St.

Leo's top scorer was Nate Crawford, who had 18 points. Milwaukee 21 4 18 1 14 11 Chicago Detroit K.C.-Omaha 6 21 .840 .720 .50 .222 .67 .640 .321 .292 p.m., KVCR-FM (91.9) HARNESS RACING Holly OPIN 7 DAYS XMAS SPECIALS LOW wood Park first post 7:45 1 8 30 AM PM Ell p.m., KNX. SUNDAY PM Discount Prites Pacific Division Golden State 14 7 l.o;, Anneles 16 9 pnrtind 11 13 Seattle 9 19 Phoenix 7 17 Monday's Gomes No oames scheduled Tuesday's Games Phoenix at Los Angeles Detroit at Golden State Houston at Milwaukee SeaUie at Chicago Portland at New York SWIMMING SB. YMCA Quarterback David Javnes, Kansas, 6-2, 207, Senior, Bonner Springs, Kon. Rtinninq Rocks John Cappellettl, Penn State, 6-1, 215, Senior, Upper Darby.

Tony Rorselt, Pittsburgh. 5-11, 175, Freshman, Allquipna, Roosevelt Leaks, Texas, 5-11, 720, Junior, Brenham, Tex. Defense Ends Pat Ponovnn. Stanford, 6 5, 735, Junior, Helena, Randy White, Maryland, 6-4, 240, Junior, Wilmington, Del. Tackles John Duttnn, Nebraska, 6-7, 248, Senior, Rapid City, S.D.; Dave Galla TIRES SHOCKS MUFFLERS BRAKES MAG WHEELS team practices, 3:30 to 4:30 ANY SIZE DSHD MOUNTED FREE We have chrom p.m.

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teammate Shoate and Wood. vice 118 600 25.0 Calllornia, 6-2, 217, Junior, Elizabeth, 95 595 23 8 149 663 73 7 N.J. Backa Jimmy Allen, UCLA, 62, 191. Coach Barry Switzer calls Selmon "the greatest down lineman in the United 99 497 23.7 Senior, Clearwater, Flo Artlmus Parker, 560x15 F78xl5 EJI AUTO SEAT Southern California, 6-3, 215, Senior, Sac- States. He's the best we've ever had 4-TIRES ANY SIZE J9250 E.T.

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Center Steve Taylor, Auburn. Quarterback Dannv White, Arizona Stale. Runnlnq Backs Woodv Green, Arizona State; Archie Griffin, Ohio Slate; Kermlt Johnson, UCLA. Defense Fnds- Van Decree, Ohio State; Herman Jackson, Miami of Ohio. Tackles- Randy Crowder, Penn State; Mike Raines, Alabama.

Middle Guard lony Crlstlanl, Miami, Flo. Llnebnrkers Warren Capone, Louisiana Slate; Ed Simonlnl, Texas Cleveland Vann, Oklahoma State. Backs Fddle Brown, Tennessee; Mike Washinqton, Alaboma; Randy Rhino, Georgia Tech. Third Team Offense Tloht Fnd Randy Grossman, Temple. Wide Rerelver-Hank Cook, New Mexico Stair.

Tackles-fhnrlle Getty, Penn State; Jim O'Connor, Arizona. Guards Pave Lapham, Syracuse; Willie Vincv, Pacific. Center Scott Anderson, Missouri. Quarterback Jesse Freitos, San Diego Slate. Running Racks Dickey Morton, Ar-konsas; Bortv Smith, Richmond; Joe Washington, Oklahoma.

OWN THE CAR swoosh! and he's got the ballcarrier. He's Intelligent and a great open-field tackier. And he's mean. He tries to hurt people. He wants to prove he's the best man out there." Shoate is the fastest man on the Oklahoma team over 40 yards.

Southern Cal's Wood was calling defensive signals as a sophomore last season and McKay called him "the best linebacker I've had at this stage of his development. He has great strength and quickness and is fast as most backs." Townsend of Notre Dame was the nation's leading interceptor last year. This season, teams avoided his area but he List Want's Games No games erheduied Tuesday's Games Los Anaele at Vancouver St. Louis st N.Y. Islonders receiver and kick returner, "as valuable to us as Johnny Rodgers was to Nebraska," according to Coach John McKay.

"In our offense, he is called on to run, block and catch passes and Swann is excellent at all three." Tight end Tillman Is a towering 6-5, 230-pounder who is equally proficient at blocking and receiving. "I have not seen and doubt I would see a tight end who blocks like he does," says Tom Wilson, Texas Tech's receiver coach. "He's a devastating blocker. He enjoys it. His blocking is just invaluable to our offense.

And all the patterns Andre runs are into areas where there is a crowd. He's always surrounded by a lot of people and yet he comes up with the catch. He has not missed a pass he should have caught." It goes without saying that all the offensive interior linemen Hicks, Brown, Lafauci, Yoest and Wyman are great blockers. In fact, Ohio State's Woody Hayes calls Hicks "the best offensive lineman I have ever coached," Including Hall of Famer Jim Parker. "Hardly a game goes by without an opposing coach or player telling me how great Hicks is, and I know of no greater tribute than that.

John is consistently great for us. the more you brag about him, the better he plays. He has given us more great games over a three-year span than even Jim Parker." The most famous names on the defensive unit are Sel'mon one of three brothers on Oklahoma's front five GRVOxU 80.00 HR70xl4 87.00 GR70xl5 86.00 HR78xl5 87.00 JR78xU 89.00 LR78xl5 92.00 95 GR70x14l 57.00 HR70x14-1 66.00 M5 A PIS. 0 25 53 t. T.

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East Division still gave a vivid example of his talent against Pitt when he broke up two sure touchdown parses in the end zone and tackled Dorsett after a 65-yard run to prevent another score. Parker of USC topped the Pacific-8 Conference with eight interceptions, making him one of the nation's leaders. He returned the eight steals for 100 yards and he holds the conference career record of 20 interceptions. 31 97 15 9 Tackles J. C.

Garrett, North Texas Stale; Paul Vellano, Maryland. 27 81 26 102 25 84 Now England Cleveland Ouebec Toronto Chlcoto Jersey Middle Guard Mike Phillips, Cornell. Linebackers Jack Lambert, Kent 8 13 12 9 14 12 12 11 11 8 State; Woodrow Lowe, Alaobma; Deryl McGallion. Houston. AP wlreohoto Tony Dorsett Tirt back Wast Division 15 8 9 I Backs Neal Colzie, Ohio State; Steve 5' Hell, Air Force; Randy Hughes, Okla-69, homa.

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Major League Baseball's Rules Committee also met yesterday and altered (Continued From 1) A's continued to spin with the annouce-inent that Wednesday's scheduled hearing between the Yankees and Tigers over possible compensation for Houk had been postponed until Pec. 18. 'The thing has been postponed again," said Tiger Manager Jim Campbell. "We are ready, willing and able to talk whenever anyone wants, and as far as I'm concerned everything is in order with us." The Yankees had requested compensation for Houk, who walked out on the last two years of his contract and signed with Detroit. The Yankees acted (Yepremian kirk) Mln FG Yepremian 28 Mid FG Yepremian 46 Mia Mondirh 2 pass fiom Grlese (Yepremian kick) penalty was so severe that umpires tended not to invoke it.

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Herri 15-105, distance on Bradshaw's 17-yard touchdown pass to Barry Pearson. Following the intentional safety by Gnese and the booming free kick by! Seiple, Jake Scott ended Pittsburgh's hopes of an incredible comeback when he intercepted Bradshaw's pass with 18 seconds left down at the six failed as Charles Babb batted down Bradshaw's pass in the end zone. The Steelers, fighting to snap a two-game losing streak, came back in with a fourth-quarter flurry, driving 71 yards, mostly on the ground, to score again on Harris' 21-yard run with 10 10 left in the game and then drew within striking (Continued From 1) yard scoring strike to Preston Pearson and the Steelers trailed 30-10 with 9:05 left in the third quarter. The Steelers missed a golden opportunity when L. C.

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