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St To Today arts iwanis urn ft Santa Anita eason unens 1 "-k McKone in ey M1J I 1 Meet in ives Blake Sympathizes With Ref 'Something has got to be done to help the says Ray Blake a basketball coach who ith the same referees he shouts at. "With the modern-day pres Warfare Tops Entries for Breeders' Trial Charcoal Gray Could Set New Money Record Four-Day EventJ By BRICK BROWN" (Sun-Telegram Night Sportt Editor) A giant holiday gift package for cage fans wCl be unwrapped by Kiwanians this afternoon as they pre-, sent the second annual San Bernardino Kiwanis Invitational Basketball Tournament. Sixteen of Southern California's! "I hope our tournament rules are a step in the right direction to prolong the life of officials." Blake believes the use of three officials is the answer. Three refs will work every game of the San Bernardino Valley College Experimental Tournament which starts Monday. "No, three officials won't mean more fouls," Blake sure of the crowd, the coaches and the administration, something must be done to prolong the life of a good official," Blake insists.

"We're losing too many good officials from having to work two games in one night in high-school ball, and having to put Up with the crowd, the coaches and the administration for the Snall fees they are getting. JL- "j-- ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) Warfare, 2-year-old national I best prep basketball teams arejond best record at 8-0, lost most I ready to pour out of the package its punch when 6-8 center L. The Third Man Theme champion and newest pride of California, headlines the action today as Santa Anita and treat spectators to 23 games Wheeler was knocked out of ac-during a four-night span ending with a knee injury suffered Dec. 28-30.

i in the Huntington Beach Tourna- The action will take place in ment. i ft swings into its "silver jubilee" season. Chairman Phil Sunnes, guiding the 2,200 seat "twin" gymnasiums at San Bernardino and Pa- force behind the tourney, an- Given a break in the weather, cific High Schools. The final two nounced that season tickets were some 50,000 race fans are expected to attend the opening of a 55- nignts wm oe ai sutib mis available for $2.50 and that In return for their efforts omj chrmiH ii3hio af day meeting that ends March 10. o3 if ffelX I the court, the teams and indivi the door for every session.

A racing double-header is on dual players will be rewarded tap, featuring the $25,000 added "But with the new technique we expect much better coverage. "They will rotate just the same as they do in regular rotation. When a foul is called, the two men at that end of the court will shift. So each half they will rotate to all three different spots, and we won't have stereotyped calls from any place on the court. "Myself and all coaches-will scream and holler at an official for calling when he is out of position," Blake admits, without a blush.

"But let them call them from where they can see them, and Ray Blake will stay on his bench and never raise his voice!" the idea of it," the Valley College coach continues, enthusiastically. "The last time we used three officials in our tournament was alxnit four years ago. "This is the lifesaver for the officials two of them cover the front end the same as they have before, just like a regular two-man game. "The third man stands at the other end of the court, simply waiting for the fast break to come his way. "The last time we used this, the mechanics of it were not perfected.

Such as: the third man came up and was caught several times on a fast break where he was just even with a play, or behind it. California Breeders' Trial stakes with 75 trophies, topped by the beautiful championship revolving trophy presented by The Sun-Tel Although fine crowds are expected for the cage classic, last year's inaugural effort produced splendid fan outpourings but no- at seven furlongs for 2-year-olds. WOV KAST STAKES egram. Action in the SBHS plant was turned Warfare tops the entries. lie is this afternoon with Ramnna nfit'-WAKI) JOlH a charcoal gray son of Kentucky Riverside vs.

Santa Monica at 4:30, followed by Fontana vs. Oxnard, which shared the Channel League title last year with Ventura and Santa Barbara, may have too much height for Colton. Ken McMullen at 6-3 is Santa Ana at 6, Colton vs. Oxnard at 7:30 and San Bernardino vs. Coachella Valley at 9.

PACIFIC SCHEDULK Derby champion Determine and! may become the first youngster to earn more than $100,000 as a juvenile. Warfare, who races for the Bellehurst Stable of Clifton S. Jones, won the plaudits of the East with his triumphs in the Champagne and Garden State Stakes. His six victories, one second a returning all-leaguer, while Ron Goodman is 6-2 and Marv Wil- At Pacific the card reads: Ana 'Readiness Is AH' iams 6-0. The Yellowjackcts will heim vs.

Antelope Valley at 4:30, iu. i. Chaffey vs. Riverside at 6, J- 8 lands vs. Ventura at 7:30 and cific vs.

Redondo Beach at 9. Quarles the talles Anaheim's defending champions man a who roar into the tournament! Santa Monica, Bay League iwith a brilliant 10-0 record, are kingpin with a 7-4 record, figures and four thirds netted $394,610. Even a fourth place finish Saturday, worth $L500, will send get in basketball. We know it's better to call them standing still, than on the move. "To transpose to football, for a comparison, in football at the present time in college they use four officials around here.

Elsewhere, in parts of the country they use five. They want to get that coverage from the set 5rA Jhri "Readiness is all," according to Hamlet, and Blake subscribes to the same theory regarding basketball officiating. "Positioning i everthing," as Blake puts it. "The thins I like about pro baseball, if an umpire is out of position to make the call, they tell him to make it from a set position and not be running. "That's what we're trying to favored to repeat as titlists.

jW too much punch for Ra- him over the record $.106,460 for a 2 year-old, set in 1958 by first Other teams given a good mnna (3-o). chance of going all the way are! Ana loss of Wheeler Ventura (9-2) and Oxnard (5-0). iK'vps Fontana (5-2) a chance to landing. Opposing Warfare will be C. R.

San Bernardino Coach Dick Adair, left andColton, SBHS, Redlands and Pa-iPi'1' off an upset. The Steelers HOSTS FOK TOURNAMENT i. ut i McCoy's T.V. Lark, Dr. and Mrs 1113., I 1 1 A 1 1.

i 1 1 1 1. 4 1. "I iM C. arejiiiiiiK wiuy oi o-i Lilian cific, in about that order, J. Smith's Noble Noor Llan- acniu meiiiur uuu uie isu eacii uiner goou iuck uic oan jicinai- darkhorse threats.

vich, with Charlie Deagle providing the speed and Richie Perkins Santa Ana, which has the sec Doubleheaders Destroy Eagerness gollen Farm's L'agle Admiral, dino Kiwanis Invitational Basketball Tournament getting under way today. The ban I u.eU fay Night 0ut and! Bernardino starters, left, are, front to back, Kay Harris, Curt Maloy, Frank Salgado, Miio vaieniiei- ride, vrfarp Charlie Reed and Jerry Elton. Pacific, front to back, Art Dean, John Lang, Howard GAME ON IV as he has all year, while illie Braham, John Kennedy and Tom O'Neil. (Sun-Telegram photo by Ron Wilhite) perhaps the best shot. San Bernardino, with a 6-1 record, should have an easy time with winless Coachella Valley lO- 5) in its first game.

The Cardinals are paced by Jerry Elton (S- 6) Charlie Reed (6-5), Herm Ziet-low (6-5) and Frank Salgado, the playmaker at 6-1'i. Over in the Pacific gym Ventura's battle with Redlands should be one of thp hichliVhtc nf tha Favor Rebels In Air Battle Group Hopeful Ingo Will Ink Return Pad Shoemaker goes aboard T.V. Lark and Eddie Arcaro on Eagle Admiral. The companion feature, the added Palos Verdes Handicap at six furlongs, drew entries from E. E.

Johnston's Fleet NasrOllah and Sam's Shipahoy, "and he works the same two games Tuesday night and it's $15. "Why? That's a good question. That's what the officials ask. It's the same amount of wor day or night. "This is the reason why good officials quit basketball.

They get tired of working two games. "We pay $20 to work one varsity junior college game, and $10 for junior-varsity. We use two pairs of officials for each double-header. "Then to work two high school games for $12 is a tough "But something must be done to help the officials," Blake repeats. "The way it is today, calling two high school games in a row, it's physically impossible not to be tired for the end of that second game, and start trailing the play." Blake says it's not the eyes of the officials which go first-it's their legs, and their eagerness.

"Out here an official goes and works two Citrus Belt League games on Tuesday afternoon and gets $12," Blake points out, MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) A young Texan who sizes up pass L0SSKS T() AXAHKI.M openings and tough math problems) Ventura's 9-2 record is bolstered ii. WW mil o'ko will cmirlp thp fn- Shift Race tviutii i Dy ine Iacl ine two losses were NEW YORK (AP) Three representative of the 10 man group seeking to put on a heavyweight title fight in New York in June left last night by plane for a face-to-face meeting with world champion Ingemar Johansson in Sweden. The trio expressed confidence vored Southerners in the Blue- to Anaheim. The Channel League tootoau game tooay.

iteam has pIcntv ARCADIA (AP) With prospects of a hpw rain storm, SanU Anita officials announced Charlie Milstead, ace quarter-jJ(nTy iIolTon Bruce Wigton back from Texas is one big (6.3) all-leaguer and Ron Paul reason why oddsmakers give the: 'There's Always Pressure' the Johansson Floyd Patterson return bout would be made. One Dec. 26, 1959 THE DAILY SUN B-9; Rebel All-Stars a 4'i-point Wcalhei-wax (6-6) and Paul yesterday that today's scheduled turf race, the fourth, will be shitted to the main track from the grass. McCarthy's Ole Fols and Sea-neen, and Caronat, Clandestine, Coup de Vent, How Now, Naik, Demobilize and Swaps Kin. over Boston Bruins Hand Chicago 5-1 Defeat of them.

Bill FiiRazy, went so far as to say the rematch "is a'l set," as a result of transatlantic telephone conversations with Johansson. Johansson, however, said in Gotelmrg, Sweden, Thursday that he won't sign any papers until he comes to New York in mid'-January. over Northern college standouts Butler at 6 Top shot and play. in the annual interscctional js David Becbe. lair.

Chaffey, with a 3-6 record, will The 21-year-old married senior, De the underdog against River-whose impressive grid record 5.9. -pie Poy Bears 0f the matches his average as anijssjon city were unbeaten until industrial engineering major, is they suffered a pair of setbacks the South's main hope to outdo a to Las Vegas teams last week-repeat-primed North squad. lend. Yankee forces racked up a 16-Oj Chaffey's attack is led by 6-3 triumph tost year for their third Rjij Bauhlit, a consistent scoring victory in five outings, but arcjthreat. Riverside's offense has yet to win two straight.

They are: been sparked alternately by Mike fiercely determined to do it this Timmons, reboundcr Mike Martin time, and pack the potential. jand guard Bruce Wahlin. But with forecasts for a wide- Antelope Valley (3-3), has the I don't care if it's here or there or Podunkville there's always pressure. "And it's a judgment game. I'd say basketball officiating is 5 per cent rule knowledge and 95 per cent judgment.

"It puts a lot of strain on the official. You'll see me up screaming any time on rule interpretation, but not on a judgment play," Blake confesses. That's how Blake feels about the men in the striped shirts. And that's why three of them will be working every game in the SBVC Tournament. "We're a relatively young group in the officials association now," Blake observes.

(He works occasional high school games himself, as in the Banning Tournament this "week.) "I am 43. and I would say, literally speaking, there's not an official in our association as old as I am. Most of them are in their early 30's. I would say the average is 30 or 32. "There's a lot of running to officiating, plus the fact of all the abuse from the fans.

There's pressure let's don't kid on that. Thirty-one stakes are scheduled for an estimated $3,460,000 prize-money. The big $100,000 added events are the Santa Anita Maturity for 4-year-olds Jan. 30, Santa Anita BOSTON (AP) Boston center Don McKenney had a hand in four goals last night as the aroused Bruins handed Chicago a 5-1 National Hockey League defeat. Utilizing his great speed, McKenney scored two goals and assisted on two others as Boston ended a four-game losing streak.

Buffalo Gains Win ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) Buf- Handicap Feb. 27, Santa Anita falo spotted Rochester a first per-Juanliod goal, tln'n roared back for a Derby March 5 and San Capistrano Handicap March 10. 6-1 American Hockey League win open air battle, the Southernersitallest man in the tournament in Chino Tourney Opens Today Three San Bernardino County prep quintets take part in the 19th annual Chino 20-30 Club Basketball Tournament, which gets under way this morning in the Cowboys' gym. Participating, along with 13 other teams, are Chino and Upland of the Tri-County League and Montclair of the Suburban League as representative of the county.

Today's slate tips off at 10 a.m., when Upland's Highlanders battle Temple Ciiy. At 11:30 it'll be Bon-lla against one of the pre-tourney favorites, Escondido, while Corona faces Hilltop High in the third tilt at 1 p.m. At 2:30 p.m. Western takes on Mar Vista, with Oanesha of Pomona playing Montclair at 4 p.m. At 6 D.m..

a notent Chula Vista have built their aerial attack around Milstead as No. 1 6-9 1 Wade, but will be hard-pressed to keep up with Anaheim. Coach Don Leibhart of Anaheim favors the slow, setup type of of- OVER SOUTHWEST CLUB Milstead, who spreads his lean Nationals Choice 187 pounds over a 6-2 frame, fensive game and his club has boasts one of the best passing shown great scoring balance, records south of the Mason-Dixon. PACIFIC MAY WIN' This season his right arm bullct- Pacific, led by center Tom ed 117 passes, completing 62 of O'Neill, who has been on the in- them better than half for list, scorers John Lang and Bowl In Copper yards and four touchdowns. HKST TAIWJET It's a safe bet many of John Kennedy and deft little play-maker Art Dean, could score against Redondo Beach, which Mil- TEMPE.

Ariz. (AP) An all-, and outnumbered but still rank as star team selected from the i one-touchdown favorites. stead's passes will be aimed at Carroll Dale, Virginia Tech flanker whose spot on the Associated Southwest and one picked from The Nationals get the nod on the comes into the tournament with a 4-5 record. Among the special trophjes to be awarded are those for most All-America second team Phirnmnnt nnH at Press the rest of the nation clash to- basis of a fast, rugged and mobile day in the second annual Copper line led by Bill Burrell, All-Ameri-Bowl football game at Arizona ca guard from Illinois; Chuck State University Stadium. Ijanerette, 234-pound tackle from lit i tk It, -A III I "8 makes him the highest rated player, winning coach, player on either side.

outstanding rebounder, outstand- Ilead North Coach Jack Mollen-jing defensive player, outstanding kopf of Purdue, however, has a free throw expert and four all- Penn State; tackle Ron Mix of Southern Cal and Indiana guard Elvin Caldwell. A crowd of 20,000 is expected for the nationally televised game (CBS p.m., PST), played for the benefit of the United Cerebral it's Chino vs. Hart. The finale at matches Pomona and Buena Park. Second round contests are billed on Monday, with the semifinals in both the consolation and championship rounds Tuesday and the three final tussles Wednesday.

passing attack just as formidable tourney awards. Kiwanis officials also have announced an expanded program as that of Vanderbilt's Art Guope, coaching boss for the Grays. The Southwesterners will try toi puncture that line with a set of; Palsy Fund the tournament which in- for Bulwarking Yankee aerial The National All-Stars, coached! outstanding backs including quar- pictures of all teams as strength are quarterbacks Jack eludes by Don Clark of the University of terback Joe Majors of Florida' i Lee of Cincinnati and Ross Ficht-iwell as rosters and other pertm- aouinem v-uiuowuct aim m- state: halfhacks Don Perkins. rAVt 4 it til i ner of Purdue and Dwight Nich-jcnt information. gle of Penn Stale, are outweighed New Mexico, and Wayne Schnei-i ols, Iowa State halfback.

Nichols, der, Colorado State, and fullback NHL Standings Nebraska Loses One ol Top Men LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Jim also a hard runner, and Fichtner were teammates in the All-America third-string backfield. A near capacity crowd of GF G. 115 73 Pts 7 4S MANILA PAPER RAPS ATHLETES Prentice Gautt, Oklahoma. The Southwest squad is directed by Frank Kush of Arizona State and Ben Martin of the Air Force Academy.

The mannnuier nrntitpm mav lio 6 10 11 Montreal 19 Detroit 16 Toronto 14 Boston 11 Chicago 9 New York 9 82 89 119 94 111 7 39 90 6 34 AO 5 27 105 7 25 87 6 24 98 17 17 17 uuu is expected lor tne il a.m. (PST) kickoff. The weather forecast is for fair and mild. The game will be televised nationally over NBC. MANILA (AP) Members of the the biggest headache for the Na- Manila Bulletin sports staff tookjtionals.

When the teams reported LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS New York 6, Detroit 2. Boston Chicago 1. the negative approach to 1D59. last Monday all 27 of the Southwest All-Stars were present. The Nationals counted only 24 when a couple of linemen failed to show.

Now fullback Clark Holden of ii'fi't? I lift V'' 'Wi cJf At it If li i i til li I i t' i i They voted the outstanding sports story of the last year here was the poor performances by Filipino athletes once among Kowalke, 6-3 junior from Sioux Citv, has quit the Nebraska basketball squad. Jim left the team before the Huskers departed for Kansas City and the Big Eight Tourney. Coach Jerry Bush said Kowalke stated that he didn't think he was doing the team any good and did not elaborate. Kowalke was the team's third high scorer with 71 points in eight games. Asia's best.

USC and quarterback Richie Lu- WRESTLING SATURDAY SENSATIONAL CHRISTMAS CARD! lnriKrlonal To Teom Chompt Irlqy Romero vt. ftino Garibaldi Sandor Siabo and 2 Out 1 41 Edouord Corptntltf MlqMy Jo vi. lob WIIim to Finlth Hon Htrmonn Chic Mndoia Jr. vt. and Mr.

Mete 0ltk Choy 2 Ou 1 Falli, 1 Hour 1 Fall, 20 Minir) SAN BERNARDINO ARFNA 137 fl fiT rvii p. tu wmj AncriAf 101 oUi dl sat. AHr 10 a.m. n. tu mu Central Admlnloii 11.00 Ringed 11.50 and U.N Children S0( (Ten Included) The staff singled out the bad cas of Penn State are on the in-showings of the national team injury list.

Holden hurt a shoulder the World Basketball Champion-j during practice and Lucas still is Ships in Chile, the baseball team hobbled by a hip injury suffered in the Asia meet in Japan, golfers in the Liberty Bowl victory over in the Canada Cup in Australia' Alabama. and the Davis Cup tennis players The Southwesterners, repre-)vho lost to India. Lscnting the Big Eight, Skyline, The national craze for basket-Southwest, Rocky Mountain and hall and neglect of other sports conferences, won last drew some nf the blame for theyear's baltle 22-13. hiediocre state of Philippine ath-j The game will be played under le'tics. 'tlie tree-aubstitution system.

TOP 2-YEAK-OL1) Bollehurst Stable's Warfare, leading 2-year-old in the na $2500 REWARD FOR YOUR OLD CAR USED PARTS FOR SALE National Auto Wrecking 144 So. TUrnr 5-S343 tion in 1959, is shown with his trainer, Hack Ross. Warfare seeks a new earnings record today when he runs in the California Breeders' Trial Stakes, opening-day feature at Santa Anita..