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Capital Valley THE SACRAMENTO BEE Page B3 Saturday February 14 1970 Delta Ita Kline Duncan Combine To Spark Eagles' Victory Fairfield Shocks Davis Takes Lead 7 Doug Kline had a hot hand in the first half and Brad Duncan sizzled in the second last night to pace El Camino High School's Eagles to an 82-74 victory over La By Ben Bodding McCiatchy Newspapers Service tots a )all og ted ion ree ted de ust log a for tention until about midway in the final quarter when its starters started fouling out Kevin Rife with 23 points led the Longhorns Tom Lindsay added 17 El Camino won the JV fray 85-74 LA SIERRA EL CAMINO to ft to tsi ft to Cady 3 3 9 Duncan 15 939 Rlio 7 9 23 Kline 6 719 4 3 4 10 Olson Matz Lindsay 6 17 Bruno 3 Lee 4 3 11 Swavne 3 3 Zimmer 0 0 0 Peterson Lindsay 2 0 4 Burns Nantze 0 0 0 Thomas 0 0 0 Totals 25 24 74 Totals 29 24 32 The score by Quarters: La Sierra 19 24 14 17-74 El Camino 25 19 20 16-82 DAVIS A sign at the end of the Davis High School gym defined defeat three different ways The first two were from the dictionary while the third explained how Fairfield was going to take over first place and win CAPITAL VALLEY Del Campo II La Sierra 4 8 Mira Loma 9 2 Rio Americana 1 8 San Juan 8 3 Encina 9 El Camino 8 3 Casa Roble 10 Bella Vista 4 8 26 points respectively to thump Encina High School 81-65 in a Capital Valley Conference game Ron Applegate was the big gunner for the winners dropping in eight field goals and 13 gift shots for 29 points He was closely followed by Mark Ferguson who had 27 points For the losers Tom Clark was the top scorer sinking 12 field goals and three free shots for 27 points Clint McCubbin had 16 points for the losers Encina JV's won 69-51 CASA ROBLE ENC1NA OFT Applegate 8 13 29 McCubbin 8 0 16 Bell Finlay trn 11 1 2i Ferguson 11 5 27 Barrett 3 0 6 Beorgie 2 0 4Tonnemstr 3 Tsukarnoto 0 Melnicoe 2 2 6 Totals 28 25 81 Totals 29 7 65 The score by Quarters: Casa Roble 17 24 14 26-81 Encino 25 13 21 16-65 DELTA 9 1 Vomhington Arm ito 6 4 den I 6 4 Marshall 10 Cal Jones who caused numerous turnovers added Is and 17 points respectively Center Jay Dahl contributed 15 Chervinskas pulled down 12 rebounds while Dahl had 10 Fairfield now leads the race for the crown by One game with four to go Reserve forward Lindy Peters topped Davis with 12 John Dahl Jay's 6-3 sophomore brother fired in 21 points to lead the Fairfield JV to a 69-62 triumph FAIRFIELD() DAVIS Darti 3 9 15 Peters 6 0: 12 Idliluiwl Jwies V5117kY ts ChervirlskaS 4 12 20 Wvniartzuk I 11iAms 1 1 2 Gale haithiii 1 0 2 Aiiitstron elsrher 1 1 3 MAN 2 4 tbdrI 7 I 6 Totals 23 29 TS Totals 2S 19 The score Dv ath11eS Fairiteid 19 11 IS 20-13 Davis 13 14 16 16-59 Fairfield Davis Vacaville Gait Sierra's Longhorns in a Cap ital Valley Conference basketball game Duncan with 25 points in the final two periods totaled 39 points for the night Kline had 19 14 in the first half as the Eagles improved their league record to 8-3 La Sierra stayed in con Casa Roble 81 Encina 65 Casa Roble High School's rams had two big periods last night the first and last in which they scored 24 and on ick he 3u 17 ille JV the Delta League basketball title Fairfield did not win the loop title last night but it did move into first place with a stunning 75-59 victory over Davis Both teams moved into the crucial contest with 8-1 league marks but Davis held an earlier season win over the Falcons If there was any doubt about the best team the Falcons proved they were from the opening Oriole Stockholders View Profit And Series Loss tOS 13 17 18 5 6 6 1 2 67 1 0 1 Ihikk or- 1 I' etft'' 7t 4 tit i I A A 4 3hi 'i! 4- toNle i'! -) ti' :1 A iolk 4 t''' :5 It lk 41''' 4' fo Jr: 'xk 41 '4N fl labSk Y' 4 'il- i'''''' Ill) :3: I 4 '-311411110 ra) i 0 1 4 -4 It 4114 (i i 1011 4(: eit a 4 i 1: 1 i 14i? -t 4 i s- sx 44e 10 itt lt 4'-'47 11 A-444 Lje: i 4 41110 4: illiti Il 1: zzi6e: 0 13 1 ir -49 -61 man of the board "I think it would have been just as good if the Mets had I inished second" The Orioles declared a dividend the second in the club's history of 75 cents per share of common stock The profit would have been higher except for a deficit incurred by the Baltimore Bays soccer team which was disbanded by the Orioles after three years of operation Armijo 60 Vacaville 75 VACAVILLE Greg Nor dhues rammed in 23 points and hauled down 17 rebounds as Vacaville broke away from an enthused Ar mijo squad to cop a 75-60 decision in a Delta contest Ia'st night Nordhues who was superb Underneath ga support from Steve Blankenship and Ben Ileise who added 21 and 15 points respectively Armijo relied on the scoring of George Martin who tallied 23 points and Terry Grant added 14 Vacaville's JV's won the preliminary contest 65-62Y! Oa-rn-igh ted ast -43 at BALTIMORE (AP) Stockholders of the Baltimore Orioles took official note of a V232238 profit Friday and heard Manager Earl Weaver's fighting words for the defending American League champions Then with official business out of the way the stockholders were brought back to earth with a filmed showing of the Orioles' demise in the 1969 World Series Harry Dalton the club's director of player personnel indicated he yet may not have recovered from the loss to New York IIe once referred to the fall classic as the "Mets' Series" "Although we're all partisan here" one stockholder said "don't you think it was good for baseball that the Mets won?" "No" answered Jerold Hoffberger the club's chair Davis did lead for two minutes of the first period before Fairfield took the lead for good Coach Ron Thompson's team fifth-rated in Superior California had to hold off a third-period rally by the Blue Devils before the issue was settled Fairfield utilizing a number of free throws the Blue Devils committed 28 fouls in the game compaired to nine by Fairfield took a 42-27 lead to the locker-room at the half however Davis charged back with 10 straight points at the start of the third stanza to cut the margin to five Fairfield which had had trouble even hitting the hoop early in the second half roared back with nine straight markers to put the game out of range of Davis Fairfield eventually upped Its margin to 21 points three times in the final session Four Falcons hit in double figures with junior forward Steve Chervinskas tanking 20 points Slick-moving guards Dave Ichikawa and 3 i rst es nts a rk )ns za ms mt he Vanden 71 Marshall 50 IE I 111 Del Campo 56 Bella Vista 44 By Jim Rattie The pace setting Del Campo High Cougars have reduced their magic number to three games after stop ping Bella Vista 56-44 for their 1 lth straight Capital Valley basketball win last night The Cougars who had to rally 51-46 win in their first meeting found their opponents a little flat in the early stages and were only challenged briefly in the third period Del Campo built a 29- 21 halftime cushion but saw it vanish during a third period cold spell in which the Broncos rallied to tie the game at 32-all with 2:55 left But that was as close as the Broncos came as the Cougars hit for 10 straight Steve Lackey the Cougars' 7-foot pivotman who has been averaging 25 points a game could only garner 15 Rival Bel Lange also hot for 15 Coach Eli McCullough noting the Cougar could wrap up the CVC with three more wins said he cautioned his team not to become overconfident in the closing weeks "I reminded them of what happened to the Philadelphia Phillies a few seasons ago" McCullough stated "That was when the Phillies lost 10 straight in the last two weeks or something like that Anyway they lost the pennant" Right now the Cougars who have finished second three seasons in a row hold a two-game lead over Mira Loma Del Campo is 15-2 for the season Del Campo also won the jayvee match 75-59 DEL CAMPO BELLA VISTA I Duff 3 6 12 Lange 7 I 15 West 2 5 9 Sherwood 6 I 13 Coleman 0 3 3 Knox 0 0 0 Lackey 5 5 IS Albrecht 4 5 13 Nutter 4 2 10 Reston 1 9 2 Benge I 2 4 Alsop 0 I 1 Shaw I 1 3 Revering 0 0 0 Totals 16 24 56 Totals 18 8 44 The score by Quarters: Del Campo 17 12 II 16-56 Bella Vista 0 13 11 12-44 atith ed ng Napo les Will Battle Lopez INGLEWOOD (UPI) Ernie "Indian Red" Lopez as colorful as his nickname picks himself to become welterweight champion tonight when he meets titleholder Jose Napo les Lopez knows only one way to fight wade in and throw punches with both hands and that's all the strategy the challenger will use Although Napo les off his impressive record was a 3-1 choice to retain his crown there were a number of fight followers including some closely associated with the game who give Lopez more than an outside chance "I'm going to throw a lot of punches and I'm going to land a lot" Lopez said HY I 14 1 A secondquarter blitz sent Vanden lligh School past host James Marshall 71-50 in a Delta basketball game last night at Marshall The Vikings turned a tech Meal foul on Barney Gaunt of Marshall into a five-point play igniting a 23-point ond quarter scoring spree to race past the pesky Wildcats Ken Lloyd and Don Collins of Vanden shared scoring honors each tanking 17 with Collins tallying 12in the second stanza Pete Polamandessi's consistent hitting from the outside gave him a 16-point performance for IA night in a losing effort Vanden defeated Marsh In the preliminary junior varsity contest 66-54 -1 Spain's Gimeno Upsets Layer HOLLYWOOD Fla (AP) Spain's Andres Gimeno upset top seeded Rod Laver of Australia Friday night 4-6 11-9 7-5 to enter the finals of the $25000 Montgomery Ward cup against Aussie Ken Rosewall Rosewall advanced with a mild upset victory over countryman Tony Roche the No 2 seed 9-7 2-6 6-2 Kline Scores For Eagles 4 1 6 0 8 10 43 Kline outleaps teammate 13 and rival La Sierra Kevin Rife 22 for two Forward Doug Brad Duncan High School's points as El Camino downed the Longhorns 82-74 in a Capital Valley Conference basketball contest Bee Photo by Jack Vander 1Vhite Steed Pops In 24 Paces Ags Past Hayward -55 -43 Basketball Results ke 60 It Robinson Says Yanks' Boss Hints Of Blacks-Owned Team Kings NY87 Phila Bible 69 Marist 72 Southampton 66 Rhode island 77 New Hampshire 67 Bentley 96 Newark Rutoers 80 usson 133 Berkshire Christian 47 Colby 86 Tufts 71 Bates 104 Clark 102 overtime Phila Textile 101 Quinnipiac 73 North Carolina 110 Clemson 66 Georgia Tech 89 No Car St 77 Kentucky St 125 Lane 69 Mississippi 57 Mississippi St 55 Charleston Baptist 104 Ft Lauderdale 67 'nd 1i Mc Clatchy Newspapers Servico HAYWARD Al Steed became the second highest Cal Aggie scorer of all time last night as he dropped in 24 points in the Aggies' 88- 79 victory over Cal State Hayward in a Far Western Conference basketball game Steed now has 1018 in his career second in Aggie history to John Frost's 1376 Mark Underwood was the Aggies' top scorer tallying 28 points Underwood was tagged with four fouls in the first half was benched and returned to the contest with 13 minutes to go Ile then scored 16 points including a crucial three-point play in the closing seconds In a frosh contest the Aggies dumped Hayward State 76-69 and at San-Jose the Aggie jayvees lost to the San Jose St frosh 93-81 I 1 "The sport has come a long way for a man like the president of the New York Yankees to talk club ownership with a black" Robinson said "But he's in the minority Most club owners are in the 19th century in their thinking and have their heads in the sand "Baseball was first with black athletes but it now ranks behind football basketball and golf in race relations" he continued "That's the big reason that I couldn't think about getting back in the game Baseball's black-white situation is getting worse not better because of the owners' attitudes too" VANDEN MARSHALL OFT OFT Paimdssi 3 Rich Roberts 2 1 5 Lees Lloyd 8 1 17 Byrne 1 Collins 5 7 17 Gaunt 3 0 ttilmriss 11 artiellrekrarn 0 Gulert 2 1 5 Webb Williams 1 Overhouse 1 0 Totals 27 17 71 Totals 17 16 SO he score by Quarters: Vanden 9 23 22 17-71 Marshall 13 11 16 10-40 Gall 74 WashThglon 71 GALT Galt High School came from behind in the sec ond half last night to score 'a 74-71 Delta League victory over Washington High School of Broderick The score at intermission was 36-34 for the visitors Mark Benson of Washing ton was the game's high scorer with 27 followed by teammate Bob Bates with 20 Bob Allen with 18 and Ernie Gudel with 16 were top scorers for the losers Galt won the JV game 55-54 WASHINGTON GALT 1T Bates 8 GVel 6 6 Benson 7 -4 0 Kt-15ton' 3 6 c'ireknrell 0 1 1 Perez 1 4 Hoffman 4 7 15 Rains 1 0 2 Caldwell 4 1 9 Gilbert 5 2 12 Wittly 8 3 1 Olson Totals 25 21 71 Totals 25 2614 The score by Quarters: Washington Galt ri3 '414 Totals 25 21 71 Totals 2S 26 14 The score by Quarters: Washington )6 20 15 20-h11 Galt 14 20 17 23-74 tiler than even during his heyday in Brooklyn The Onetime star UCLA football halfback is down to 195 compared to a 1950 playing weight of 215 The poundage loss wasn't planned A diabetic Jackie fought several allied illnesses in 1969 and dropped from 249 pounds to a some what-sickly 195 "I'm having trouble getting my strength back" he said "I had some chest pains a couple of weeks ago and went to a hospital They were negative but I still don't feel well" Robinson was in Miami to appear at the Bob Hayes Invitational Golf Classic being put on by the Dallas Cowboys' standout pass catcher Golf is about his only spare time activity and Robinson plays to a five handicap when healthy lie had just shot an 80 as he sat down to talk at Palmetto Golf Club The Chock Full 0' Nuts association ended in 1964 and Robinson is now vice president of a seafood franchising business He lives in Stamford Conn and works in New York Hayward St Mira Loma 86 Rio Americano 65 Mira Loma High School had three players who scored 20 or more points last night in the Matadors' 86-65 Capital Valley Conference basketball victory over Rio After gaining a 34-30 halftime advantage the Matadors erupted for 25 points in the third period as control of the boards by Gary Byrd and the shooting of Gary Becker and Joe Jones accounted for a blistering 10 points in a row Becker pumped in eight markers in the period while Byrd dumped in seven and Jones contributed six Jones led all scorers with 24 points followed by Becker who gunned in 23 points and Byrd who tallied 20 Weimer Schultz paced the Raiders with 15 Mira Loma won the junior varsity preliminary MIRA LOMA 10 RIO 0 PT 0 FT 4 I 9 Scott 6 012 i 1 i Freidman 11 3 234 0 0 0 Dohling 1 101 I 66H i ski ()lei 4 11 't I 0 (10 0 0 2 Reilly 0 0 0 11 A 28 Webber 7 822 i 4 3 33 22 118 Totals 30 19 79 UC Uoele 45 Hayward St UC Davis Larkin Fletcher Wood laszewski Lorna Steed cur iev Shaffer Under wood Goss Visman Totals rialitimer 4 College Far West UCLA 95 Washington St 61 Oregon 98 California 91 Southern California 84 Washington 81 Creighton 88 Portiand 71 Southern Ore 98 Oregon College 75 tic Riverside 89 Cal Poly San Luis ObIspo 85 Pomona 78 Cattech 57 Los Angeles St 88 UC Santa Barbara 85 Oregon State 80 Stanford 59 Puget Sound 112 Alaska 59 Seattle Pacific 83 St Martin's 72 Central Washington 82 Whitworth 63 Gonzaga 68 Montana 67 Montana St 77 Idaho 68 Western Montana 113 CarrollMont 88 Rocky Mountain Mont 76 Montana Tech 74 UC Davis 88 Hayward St 79 Regis 100 Western New Mexico 88 Chico State 80 San Francisco St 74 Sacramento State 92 Sonoma State 54 Pacific Lutheran 70 Lewis Clark 58 Western Wash 60 Eastern Wash 54 Chapman 91 Azusa Pacific 81 1JC Irvine 70 Fullerton St 68 Fresno State 100 San Diego 91 Cal Poly Pomona 103 San Fernando Valley St 95 Long Beach St 97 San Jose St 81 Adams St Colo 92 Colorado Mines 86 Idaho State 85 Weber St 77 Midwest Boise State 87 Hiram Scott 67 Wartburg 109 Buena Vista 67 Dubuuue 78 Central Iowa 66 Simpson 80 Luther 69 Carleton Minn 66 Grinnell 63 Cornell Iowa 69 St Olaf 60 William Penn 68 Upper Iowa 55 Eau Claire 99 La Crosse 80 Superior 88 Whitewater 85 Platteville 92 River Falls 73 Stout 86 Oshkosh 74 Ripon BA Knox 59 Lakeland 110 Eureka 88 Monmouth 76 Lawrence 65 Northland 83 Lakehead Ont 62 Dominican 86 Milton 67 Carthage 84 Augustana Ill 82 Judson 104 George Williams 90 Culver-Stockton 95 Missouri Valley 71 Concordia Mo 92 Lincoln Christian 60 Qrury 103 Graceland 47 Friends 83 College of Emporia 74 Kearney 78 Chadron 72 overtime Wayne 77 Doane 53 Concordia Ill 88 Aurora 86 Westminster Mo 65 William Jewell 62 Northern Iowa 69 Augustana SD 66 Huron 41 Black Fillis39 Morningside 79 North Dakota 78 Bemidji 59 Southwest Minn 54 Winona 66Moorhead Minn 50 St Cloud 83 Michigan Tech 48 Macaiester 51 Duluth Minn 50 Briar Cliff 59 Bethel Minn 44 No Dakota St 90 South Dakota BO Northern SD 82 So Dakota Tech 53 Southwest Jacksonville 103 Oklahoma City 83 Midwestern Tex 99 Bishop College 89 Paul Quinn 120 Mississippi industrial 84 Harding Ark 57 Ark College 55 Southerr Ark 72 Arkansas 67 Evangel Mo 133 John Brown Ark 68 Henderson Ark 84 Arkansas Tech 80 State College Ark 101 Ozarks Ark 76 Ouachita Ark 88 Hendrix Ark 73 East Roanoke 110 Baltimore 101 Pembroke St 86 Col of Charleston 62 St Andrews 104 Eastern Mennonite 89 Salisbury St 88 Galludet 63 Valdosta State 86 Berry 69 Albany Gay St 89 Tuskegee 82 Centre 93 Berea 91 Towson St 89 Bridgewater Va 72 DC Teachers 102 Bowie St 77 Coggin St 75 Frostburg St 63 Lambuth 70 Milisaps 61 Norfolk St 106 Morgan St 99 Alabama St 102 Tennessee St 96 Fisk 104 Fort Valley 98 South Alabama 89 Biscayne 87 Clark 105 Morris Brown 86 Columbia 72 Dartmouth 58 Penn 70 Yale 62 Cornell 73 Harvard 65 Princeton 73 Brown 40 Northeastern 51 Long Island 48 Joseph's Pa 53 Temple 54 Pittsburgh 127 Syracuse 108 Colgate 96 Buffalo 73 Boston 61 Catholic 60 Holy Cross 69 Fairfield 54 Ithaca 78 Buffalo State 69 Wagner 72 Susquehanna 66 Stony Brook 71 Lehman 37 Brooklyn Poly 68 Utica 59 Gannon 84 Kings Pa 72 Slippery Rock 84 Lock Haven 75 Southern Conn 74 Coast Guard 54 Babson 98 Barrington 91 Lowell Tech 89 Jersey CIN St 80 Cortland 81 Fredonia 54 Oeneseo St 82 New Platz St 60 Plattsburgh St 76 Roberts Wesleyan 63 St Lawrence 82 Rensselaer Poly 72 By Hubert Mizell MIAMI (AP) Jackie Robinson says he has been approached by New York Yankees President Mike Burke regarding the possibility of all-black ownership of a major league team but the baseball pianeer thinks shortage of Negro dollars and front office savvy make it unrealistic "Personally I have no desire to return to baseball" said Robinson his hair solid white at age 51 "I even hate going to games bucking traffic and trying to sit still for three hours Sometimes I look at a game on TV because I can turn it off when I get bored" Yanks For Sale? The Yankees were reportedly for sale last week although club executives would not confirm that CBS was throwing in the towel after seeing the American League's greatest dynasty crumble "Burke never mentioned the Yankees by name but he was just feeling me out" Robinson said "Such a move would require close to $15 million Black people don't have that kind of money-or around Also there are not enough qualified baseball executives among Negroes to make it work "Blacks can function in high jobs but it still must be an interracial operation" Robinson quit baseball after a 10-year career in 19561 He had broken the color line in 1947 and produced a 311 lifetime batting average for his decade with the Brooklyn Dodgers The most valuable player in the National League in 1949 Jackie was named to baseball's Hall of Fame after irs to ick ird the ing ved 2S nd 34 for 15 dor )Y 3 31 06 2 12 3 1 0 a 8 68 11-88 3-68 1r a 80 tnta ing the ling md in Ian-kite the lub I in nor ars lc ad' as Ihc High School El Camino 82 La Sierra 74 El Camino JV 85 La Sierra 74 Casa Roble 81 Encina 65 Encina JV 69 Casa Roble 51 Enterprise 70 Red Bluff 62 Red Bluff JV 70 Enterprise 41 Orland 64 Gridley 63 Gridley JV 63 Orland 62 Los Mo linos 60 Maxwell 59 Los Mo linos JV 48 Maxwell 43 Live Oak 65 Sutter 62 Sutter JV 45 Live Oak 24 Tule lake 63 Modoc 56 Tule lake JV 60 Modoc 59 Tahoe-Truckee 40 Lincoln 34 Tahoe-Truckee JV 56 Lincoln 43 Central Valley 74 Chico 65 Central Valley JV 70 Chico 64 Pierce 63 Biggs 38 Pierce JV 44 Biggs 27 Princeton 89 Elk Creek 48 Elk Creek JV 57 Princeton 55 Durham 76 Esparto 67 Williams 69 Hayford 67 Gait 74 Washington 71 Gait JV 55 Washington 54 Foothill 74 Rio Linda 37 Foothill JV 46 Rio Linda 40 Happy Camp 51 Etna 37 Etna JV 55 Happy Camp 44 Highlands 86 Norte Del Rio 65 Highlands JV 62 Norte Del Rio 41 Fairfield 75 Davis 59 Fairfield JV 69 Davis 62 Porto la 83 Quincy 53 Porto la JV 60 Quincy 56 Colfax 85 Colusa 70 Colusa JV 75 Colfax 65 Vacaville 75 Armiio 60 Vacaville JV 65 Arm lio 62 Cordova 90 South Tahoe 63 Cordova JV 109 South Tahoe 59 Sacramento 69 Christian Brothers 67 Christian Brothers JV 70 Sacramento 51Rio Vista 56 Delta Si Delta JV 63 Rio Vista 61 Jesuit 90 Ponderosa 39 Woodland 55 McCiatchy 43 McClatchy JV 66 Woodland 54 Vanden 71 Marshall 50 Vanden JV 66 Marshall Dixon 64 Benicia 54 Dixon JV 69 Benicia 61 Pleasant Valley 75 Corning 35 Corning JV 56 Pleasant Valley 35 Del Campo 56 Bella Vista 44 Del Campo JV 75 Bella Vista 59 Placer 63 Yuba City 61 Yuba City JV 76 Placer 49 Luther Burbank 86 John Kennedy 68 Luther Burbank JV 54 John Ken- nedy 53 Lova Iton 61 Westwood 37 Loyaiton JV 51 Westwood 48 Weed 83 Burney 59 Burney JV 46 Weed 43 Shasta 70 Anderson Grant 81 Elk Grove 71 Grant 70 Elk Grove 58 Mira Loma 86 Rio Americano 65 El Dorado 73 Folsom 62 El Dorado JV 57 Folsom 51 Paradise 55 Willows 31 Paradise JV 52 Willows 38 Marysville 51 Oakmont 50 Marysville JV 55 Oakmont 46 East Nicolaus 58 Yuba City Ramblers 57 East Nico taus JV 60 Yuba City Rosh Yreka 60 Lassen 50 Lassen JV 52 Yreka 49 Oroville 54 Roseville 52 Oroville JV 55 Roseville 46 Fall River 87 Mt Shasta 59 Fall River JV 76 Mt Shasta 57 Dunsmuir 45 Trinity 43 Dunsmuir JV 60 Trinity SO Greenville 58 Chester 43 Chester JV 59 Greenville 54 Rancho 72 White Pine 44 Whittell 68 iovelock 55 Hug 82 Carson City Lowry 75 Bishop Manogue 72 Elko Douglas 68 Dolglas 48 Fallon 67 Mineral 55 Yerington 101 Stewart 71 Western 57 Valley 53 Virginia City 68 Incline Village 62 Fernley 48 Gerlach 46 Battle Mountain 72 Austin Owhyhee 67 Eureka 53 Tonopah 74 Alamo 66 Las Vegas 85 Clark 131stkat Gorman 70 Basig 68 Gabbs 79 Coleville 61 Wells 86 Carlin 61 Lund 54 McDermitt 41 Virgin Valley 69 Beatty 36 IBATTLE0F CHAMPIONS molt FEB 16 BUY ROORS OPEN 6 00 PM PRELIMINARY 630 PM TICKETS 1 MAIN EVENT 1:30 PM NOW! HEAVY WEIGH CHAMPIONSHIP 5 ROUND ON mc SCREE WI 1 WORLD HEAVYWEIGH CHAMPIONSHIP 5 ROUND i ON mc SCREE CLOSED CIRCUIT 1 Backs Flood While Robinson doesn't check box scores in the morning paper during the summertime he is watching the Curt Flood suit against baseball The St Louis Cardinal outfielder sued to test the sport's reserve clause following his trade to the Philadelphia Phi Hies Flood is contending that an established player should be in on any trade negotiations involving him "I agree wholeheartedly" Robinson said "This is something we never thought of in my era but why should star players be traded around like cows and pigs?" Robinson was to be traded but it never came about "Oddly I had signed as vice president of the Chock Full 0' Nuts restaurant chain and food company in 1956 that was exactly 20 minutes before the Dodgers announced they had swapped me to the Giants The Dodgers didn't know it but I retired 20 minutes before they traded me" Robinson still strides in that famed pigeon-toed walk but his frame is much trim 23 Meanie 3 0 6 4 Dadiw 4 1 9 0 Taylor 3 5 II 24 Schultz 6 3 IS 20 Nalewale 1 2 12 II Hill 0 6 2 McCollum 2 4 2 Rodda 1 0 2 16 Totals 26 13 65 Quarters: 19 15 73 21-11 15 15 15 20-65 Becker 8 7 Roach 1 2 Crum 0 0 Jones 9 6 Byrd 8 4 Quigley 4 3 LeBoeut 1 0 Nemes 1 0 Totals 32 22 The score IN Mira Loma Rio Americana Crawford Wins Regains State Feather Title SAN JOSE (AP)--Frankie Crawford of Los Angeles regained his state featherweight title at San Jose Civic Auditorium here Friday night by outpointing Ray Echaverria of San Jose in a 12-round fight The title was technically vacant because the bout had been postponed and Crawford had not defended it within a six-months period Crawford 12514 won the first eight rounds and Echavarria 12512 rallied to take the next three but the defender came back strong to keep his margin Mere were no knockdowns Gary Newmeyer 118 of Oakland knocked out Mike Flynn 117 in the sixth round of a scheduled 8-round preliminary Hot-Shooting Bulldogs Top San Diego State FRESNO (AP) The fast-shooting Fresno State Bulldogs outscored San Diego State 100-91 Friday night in'a Pacific Coast Ath letic Association basketball contest It was the fourth straight game in which Fresno scored 100 points or more The Bulldogs had four players with at least 20 points led by guard Fred Warner with 24 The leading scorer of the game however was San Diego's Bon Jacobson with 28 i 04 Direct from A' 7 Madison 4 Square Garden FRAZIER vs ELLIS World Coaropron World Chwtorod Canadian Icemen Blank Swiss 4-0 LAKE PLACID NY (AP) Canada blanked Switzerland 4-0 Friday night in the first round of the Kennedy International Memorial hockey Tournament The Swiss team takes on the United States today Canada and the United States clash on Sunday EXTRAt at 6 30 PM FOREMAN vs PERALTA OLYMPIC ILLAVYWEIGIOr HE WY WE ICHT CHAMPION CHAMPION Of A14041104 FOX THEATRE 912 St 4439011 A c'.